real or not its going to be braking the bank for some 1
now over $100
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0274814314
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Re: Heath Ledger
Ok I've been on Ebay for many years and got to know alot of stuff.
Seller is new no feedback, buyer is new no feedback. It all screams fake! For a starter its against the rules to raise money for charity and not use the charity Ebay Fish logo.
The item for a start has been shilled, the seller has a friend/other ID bidding on its self.
I wouldnt trust the seller never mind the authentacy of the autograph.
Seller is new no feedback, buyer is new no feedback. It all screams fake! For a starter its against the rules to raise money for charity and not use the charity Ebay Fish logo.
The item for a start has been shilled, the seller has a friend/other ID bidding on its self.
I wouldnt trust the seller never mind the authentacy of the autograph.
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Re: Heath Ledger
I'm no expert on his autograph, so I can't give an opinion on authenticity.
My opinion on the messages is that maybe they're pre-printed. They look like messages that would be preprinted on postcards from SFM.
It's never a good idea to purchase an autograph of someone recently deceased. Dealers use this time to capitalize on their death, selling their 'autographs' for double, tripple, quadrupple the actual value, ripping people off. Also, most of the signatures that flood the market on eBay after a particular celebrity's death are forgeries.
My opinion on the messages is that maybe they're pre-printed. They look like messages that would be preprinted on postcards from SFM.
It's never a good idea to purchase an autograph of someone recently deceased. Dealers use this time to capitalize on their death, selling their 'autographs' for double, tripple, quadrupple the actual value, ripping people off. Also, most of the signatures that flood the market on eBay after a particular celebrity's death are forgeries.
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