Ebay says I can not grade my own coins

[Frank]

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I keep listing some real nice coins on ebay and they keep removing my
listings saying that I can not
grade my own coins. I relisted them and they took them down again. I
always use the ANA grading
guide, 6th edition, and even went to the summer seminar in Colorado Springs
some years ago.

I even have my certificate signed by J.P. Martin.

How can ebay tell me that I can't grade my coins?

Is there anything wrong with my listings?

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZfrankcurt3220

This is bull crap

Frank Curtis

[J Waggoner]

I don't think I'll allow you to sell this shit on ebay :)) - Ebay
flunky making 9 bucks an hour. :))) LOL.

I suggest you email sellers with 400 or more feedback in selling coins
or look at their listings. From an experienced ebay seller.


On Mon, 12 Nov 2007 13:30:20 -0600, "Frank"

Post by Frank
x-no-archive: yes
I keep listing some real nice coins on ebay and they keep removing my
listings saying that I can not
grade my own coins. I relisted them and they took them down again. I
always use the ANA grading
guide, 6th edition, and even went to the summer seminar in Colorado Springs
some years ago.
I even have my certificate signed by J.P. Martin.
How can ebay tell me that I can't grade my coins?
Is there anything wrong with my listings?
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZfrankcurt3220
This is bull crap
Frank Curtis

[Garry Beattie]

Post by Frank
x-no-archive: yes
I keep listing some real nice coins on ebay and they keep removing my
listings saying that I can not
grade my own coins. I relisted them and they took them down again. I
always use the ANA grading
guide, 6th edition, and even went to the summer seminar in Colorado Springs
some years ago.
I even have my certificate signed by J.P. Martin.
How can ebay tell me that I can't grade my coins?
Is there anything wrong with my listings?
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZfrankcurt3220
This is bull crap
Frank Curtis

Hi Frank.

The simple fact would probably be that the eBay morons who keep pulling your
listings would not have a clue about coins or how they are graded.

Some dipstick would have already determined that your listing is a violation
(possibly based on a complaint from a competitor seller) and they would have
removed them then earmarked your account for future scrutiny to see if you
have not done what you were told.

They do it because they can. It sucks big time, and this is why sellers
everywhere have just about had a gut full of eBay and its glorified morons
who run the "listing police".

I just can not wait for the day when eBay finally falls flat on its face and
some of the other, more reputable, auction sites take the lead.

It is already happening now in Australia (www.oztion.com.au) and in New
Zealand (www.trademe.co.nz).

Lets hope it spreads worldwide!!!