The absurdity of ebay's authenticity guarantee

[rwperu34]

Originally Posted by mfw13

Here's a question...

Seller made a numbering error in the listing of a card I bought....card was listed as #16/xx when it's actually #43/xx......how will EBay Authenticity handle it?

Will it be automatically rejected since the numbers don't match?
Will EBay reach out to me to see if I still want the card despite the discrepancy (I do)?

The latter.

[mfw13]

Originally Posted by rwperu34

The latter.

Thanks for the info.....

[JeffG1954]

Originally Posted by rwperu34

The latter.

In a perfect world.

[mnvikingstwins]

Got Fedex customs bill for $37 for $500 something card bought from Canada through authenticity - $19.50 value bucket fee for clearance entry, $15 disbursement fee, $2.69 merch processing fee. Confusing since I thought SCOTUS struck that down and/or it was never applicable on items manufactured in US, and then why ebay AG outsources the customs form to fedex and isn't processing it themselves

[rwperu34]

Originally Posted by JeffG1954

In a perfect world.

I've had it happen a couple of times as a seller. One of them I got the XX part wrong (it was an orange that was /50 instead of /25), one of them I got the first # wrong. In both cases they asked the buyer what they wanted to do. They're going to call it the certification # or something not what we're used to, but they will ask.