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Posted 08/24/2015 6:08 pm
g048406 a.k.a. Arizona Rare Coins - why have you continually belittled this guy's listings? is it because he competes with you for the same material off of Heritage? You are not in charge of ebay listings and you do not have any knowledge of what the terms "fraud" and "scam" entail. While I see that you may not agree with some of this seller's practices, you need to take a good look in the mirror because YOU violate several of ebay's policies in your listings. I am going to start reporting you and calling ebay since you are being a bully to other people. Let me point out the policies that you violate for your own edification:
"A graded coin is one that has received a numeric grade (MS-65, for example) from a coin grading company. This numeric grade can be included in the title, description, or item specifics of the listing only if the coin has been graded by a company that has been found by us to meet certain minimum objective criteria.
Single coins listed in the Coins & Paper Money > Coins: US category with a starting bid price, reserve price, or Buy It Now price of $2,500 or more must receive a numeric grade from an approved grading company, and the numeric grade must be included in the listing. This requirement doesn't apply to bullion listings or collections, lots, or sets listed within the Coins & Paper Money > Coins: US category."
You have multiple listings that are in violation of this requirement that items with a starting bid of $2500 of more MUST receive a numeric grade from an approved TPG. Ironically, one of your listings that violates this policy is a 1793 cent (301715266084).
In addition, all of your listings for "Details" graded coins violate the ebay requirement that there should be: "No estimate of value (even if personal opinion) or reference to a price guide is included in the title or description." when the coin is not in an approved TPG with a numeric grade. Furthermore, you link past auction archives with broken links and the person can't even verify the past sale. You also use deceptive imaging in nearly all of your listings as I have found them all through Heritage and the coins do not look like you turn them at deceptive angles.
You need to take a good look in the mirror and spend your time reflecting on your own deceptive activities that are in DIRECT VIOLATION of ebay policies.
"A graded coin is one that has received a numeric grade (MS-65, for example) from a coin grading company. This numeric grade can be included in the title, description, or item specifics of the listing only if the coin has been graded by a company that has been found by us to meet certain minimum objective criteria.
Single coins listed in the Coins & Paper Money > Coins: US category with a starting bid price, reserve price, or Buy It Now price of $2,500 or more must receive a numeric grade from an approved grading company, and the numeric grade must be included in the listing. This requirement doesn't apply to bullion listings or collections, lots, or sets listed within the Coins & Paper Money > Coins: US category."
You have multiple listings that are in violation of this requirement that items with a starting bid of $2500 of more MUST receive a numeric grade from an approved TPG. Ironically, one of your listings that violates this policy is a 1793 cent (301715266084).
In addition, all of your listings for "Details" graded coins violate the ebay requirement that there should be: "No estimate of value (even if personal opinion) or reference to a price guide is included in the title or description." when the coin is not in an approved TPG with a numeric grade. Furthermore, you link past auction archives with broken links and the person can't even verify the past sale. You also use deceptive imaging in nearly all of your listings as I have found them all through Heritage and the coins do not look like you turn them at deceptive angles.
You need to take a good look in the mirror and spend your time reflecting on your own deceptive activities that are in DIRECT VIOLATION of ebay policies.
