Topic: it's over (Read 1483 times)

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Ah the good ole hookers and blow diet for $350 to $400 a day.

Are you in college? I've never heard the term "meal plan" used by someone who wasn't living in a dorm room on ramen and pizza.  And how are you spending $11k/month on food? 

Idk I think if my waitress isn't fucking friendly she gonna only get a 10% tip

it's over

I was fully expecting you to receive some solid offers for this jersey, aside from the concerns laid out by people like OG (which are valid); then I continued to read through the thread, and you randomly threaten to "publicly humiliate" greenplastic for NO reason whatsoever. You might be a collector, but you are no salesman. $11,000 is a wonderful first offer, probably something you could have negotiated GP higher, or even used that as a starting point for an auction if GP was willing to wait and accept it. There's so many ways this could have gone better, even simply saying "There must have been miscommunication. I am happy to use escrow, but your offer was not attractive." 1.8 BTC for a jersey is a wonderful deal (or at least starting point), considering BTC price is going to fly soon and you could easily end up with $40,000+ for your jersey. You can't expect people to hear that you paid $25k and want to offer you a profit, or even consider it in their offer. Why should the price you paid matter if nobody else sees it as that valuable?

I would raffle this off, auction it maybe, or just hold onto it. $11,000 is most likely the best offer you'll receive, and you've already really hurt your reputation as a seller by being a complete asshole for no reason.

Edit : I didn't even realize how old this thread is. You would be a happy man if you sold it to GP. Now it's been sitting for a year.

I am very interested lets talk about it.

Really?!?

Don't bother...close this.

I would be happy to pass it on to Upper Deck for certification, but unfortunately they have their own set of rules and they are not accepting things to certify from outside the company..

"The heart of the five-step process is the company’s policy that an Upper Deck representative must witness each autograph signed by any one of its stable of high-profile athletes."

I'd be happy to certify it anywhere else as I know its authentic.. But its already have been certified by another top agency :

Honestly, there's nothing you can do online (at least for me).  Maybe pictures of you watching the athletes signing this jersey.  I would need merchandise like this to be an actual product released by someone like Upper Deck.

Like this: https://www.sportsframes.com/lebron-james-autographed-framed-maroon-cavs-jersey-auto-upper-deck-coa-d2-l/

I may be less trusting than others as I've seen a documentary on fraudulent autographs and am aware that a majority of items like this are fraudulent, many times without their owners even being aware.  I tried to sell an autographed Rollie Fingers ball here once.  Nobody was interested and I even watched him sign it in front of me (ran into him at a Spring Training game in Surprise, AZ and talked about how a friend of mine sold him a house, so he signed a ball for me).  In this environment, I just don't think things like this will sell, regardless of how you treat perspective customers.

Trusting the seller goes a long way towards believing authenticity.  Most will not buy from sellers they do not trust as truly assuring authenticity is near impossible these days.

You have not done a good job in your time here fostering trust....bad talking your best potential customers did not help your cause.

Well, what else can I do.. No idea what to answer 

It was authenticated through https://www.spenceloa.com/  which can be easily verified both on their website and with issued COA. How do people verify an item is authentic these days? Are there any other ways but to verify item through credible authentication service and by COA they issue after? 

I'm a little jealous.  I'd buy it in a heartbeat and hang it framed on my wall with spotlights if I thought for one minute it was authentic.  Sadly, there are just too many fakes like this to warranty purchasing such an item from anyone but a reputable dealer in my opinion.  

Has this sold?  

If not, why not?

You just pathetic with your louzy attempts   

'Sports nut'? You are a sport-disgrace if you can't see a value in that and better get back to cleaning closets at your main job instead of dreaming how big you are on forums.

You're using bitcointalk.org to try and sell sports memorabilia...bumping over and over and over.  Not trying to sell it through a much more appropriate venue because you just like us all so much and want to hook us up?  No one is jealous of this.  I think most people here aren't big in to sports.  I am a sports nut and would forget about this in my closet in a day.

Wow, so jealous? Really? 

Toxic boy

Doesn't matter.. no one will deal with you.., keep coming back like a bad smell but you won't sell shit here

Appreciate your valuable input, 'dude'  

Dude you mugged off what has to be the most respected collector here.

you don't have a chance in hell of selling this here now.. best off getting a flight to Vegas and trying to get your 20 mins of fame on pawnstars..

either that or fleebay! you have fuck all chance of selling here...