Unfair eBay Practices
I had 2 2019 Epoch Shohei Ohtani One & Only cards that were a Numbered Limited Edition of Only 11 of each card. Now, both of these cards were Professionally Graded By PSA & All Certification Numbers were Verified. There was Only 3 of these 11 cards Graded By PSA; (2) PSA8'S & (1) PSA9. I had (1) of the PSA8'S AND THE ONLY PSA9. I sold the PSA8 that I had; 2 weeks later, I sent a message to the buyer and offer to buy the Only PSA9 of this card for $100 more than what he paid for 1 of the 2 PSA9'S that he already purchased. He in turn didn't hesitate a minute for that offer. Both transactions were handled through eBay, so they got payment for their selling fees. All honest & straight forward. Under the eBay Authenticity Guarantee, they ALLEGEDLY found an issue with a PSA Graded baseball card, but would NOT revile the Reason. My buyer received a FULL REFUND on a $750 purchase, and as the seller; I kept my income that I made from this purchase. I am so frustrated and confused. My buyer Never received or requested a refund on this Extremely Rare & Expensive sports card. I keep my money from selling it, the buyer received a full and complete refund; & eBay TAKES POSSESSION OF IT!! I don't care whether you are an eBay seller, an eBay buyer, or both. I don't care how you look at this situation, eBay took over control of this rare sports card by false pretensions, and that is Totally Unfair to My Repeat Customer, & Makes Me Look Bad as a Seller. My buyer is just as confused as I am about the decision by eBay. I want any kind of response from the eBay community about their thoughts. But, I believe that eBay is using unfair tactics, I completed 2 fair and honest transactions on a rare graded sports cards to the same buyer within a 2 week period; and eBay pretty much TOOK POSSESSION OF THE 2nd ONE, My Buyer Should File A Complaint Against eBay, I would. What Are Your Thoughts???
ryry-jj
·5 months agoMy initial thought, PSA is ebay's authenticator for trading cards, they may have not believed the original grading was done by them. So the card was real, the grading may not have been....that's my take away from what you posted