Would you trust this guy?

[jonprelude]

Corperate1000

If you look at what he is selling and what he has sold of Museum Collection, I'm pretty sure he's a pack searcher. Selling Museum packs and boxes, yet has nothing but case hits for sale.

I made him an offer for 10 boxes of Museum because he says he has 10 or more, but he would only sell me 3??? Probably because he doesn't have an unopened 6 box case.

[Tmurdock]

I think I would stay clear. Also selling single packs of tribute "From a fresh box", I bet they are all GU's and not autos.

[jonprelude]

I think I would stay clear. Also selling single packs of tribute "From a fresh box", I bet they are all GU's and not autos.

Well, Tribute is a little harder to search since the hits are in hard cases. But the Prime Patches are in smaller hard cases and the redemption cards don't have stickers sealing the hard case. I was glad Topps put them in Hard Cases, but they should've done the same on all. I opened 14 boxes of Tribute. Don't think it's worth searching because I only got 2 cards worth $100 out of 14 boxes.

Those hits being in hard plastics might explain why he hasn't sold any Tribute hits.

[Tmurdock]

Watching tribute breaks on youtube, seems like the autos are all on the right hand side.

[jonprelude]

Watching tribute breaks on youtube, seems like the autos are all on the right hand side.

Just looked at his feedback. 4 Prime Patches sold, but only 2 other cards from Tribute sold. And he lost money on the Primes because they were commons.

Definately a pack searcher.

[Tmurdock]

I agree.

[jonprelude]

A lot of people are getting ripped off by this guy.

If anyone on here has purchased from him and have not left feedback, please leave negative. It's the only way to help get this guy off ebay.

[chakhae1]

I dont think hes a pack searcher to the truest definition of the word bc he did purchase cases of this stuff, but he clearly is only selling the case hits and selling the boxes without the case hits in them. Pretty stupid if you ask me bc if he doesnt sell his case hits he loses a lot of money and ruins his reputation. Dur.

[RGM81]

This type of thing is not uncommon - case breakers sell their big hits as singles and then the less "hot" boxes as full boxes. No need for a torches and pitchforks approach.