Authenticator
Do you have to send sports card to authenticator if it sells for less than $250 even if listed for more than $250 ?
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Do you have to send sports card to authenticator if it sells for less than $250 even if listed for more than $250 ?
funfactorychannel
·6 months agoIf it works the same as watches.
If you listed the BIN price at 250 but put it on sale and it was 249 it does not go to authenticator. For me, I had a 2000 watch but on sale at 1800 and it did not go through authenticator. (Wish it did)
albertabrightalberta
·6 months ago@funfactorychannel
Would this also apply if the OP doesn't have a store and therefore can't put it on sale?
My understanding is that if the listing shows "authenticity guaranteed," it would go to the authenticator even if the seller accepts a best offer. (@hillrph53 's listings do have a b.o. option.)
funfactorychannel
·6 months agoIt will still apply. Since its posted as that. It only gets removed if sales put it under the price because that badge will no longer appear.
Auction and Best Offer will have the badge display prior to ending or accepting the offer so thats why it still goes to authenticator.
Policy of it is here:
kibble-net
·6 months agoIf you list it for more than $250, it's going to sell for more than $250. Therefore requiring PSA.
Your question is poorly worded.
hillrph53
OP6 months agoNot poorly worded. Listing buy now price is more than $250 but best offer that could be accepted is less than $250.
janet9988
·6 months agohttps://www.ebay.com/help/selling/selling-tools/selling-authenticity-guarantee?id=4644&st=3&pos=1&query=Selling%20with%20Authenticity%20Guarantee&intent=AUTHE&lucenceai=lucenceai&docId=HELP1344
yES.