u/FantasticEmu6598

Image 1 — eBay buyer says card bought from my childhood collection is fake
Image 2 — eBay buyer says card bought from my childhood collection is fake
Image 3 — eBay buyer says card bought from my childhood collection is fake
Image 4 — eBay buyer says card bought from my childhood collection is fake
Image 5 — eBay buyer says card bought from my childhood collection is fake
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Image 7 — eBay buyer says card bought from my childhood collection is fake
Image 8 — eBay buyer says card bought from my childhood collection is fake

eBay buyer says card bought from my childhood collection is fake

So I’ve been selling my entire pokemon card collection from my childhood. This is the first time I had an issue like this. The customer states “Hello the good news is the card arrived the bad news is that it is very obviously a fake card. I sent a refund request and I would love if you could accept it I can send the card back if you’d like but it’s fake and I’m sure it was an honest mistake”

I have no experience with this type of thing. From some basic research into fake cards online I don’t see how it looks fake? It looks real to me. And I don’t really understand the rip test. What do y’all think, does it look real or fake? Also I was trying to compare his photos to mine and as far as I can tell it looks like the same card from my listing except for maybe a couple small white dots on the back? Idk, hard to tell for sure. How should I move forward? The card was only sold for $9 is it worth hassling with or do I just issue them the refund or what?

u/FantasticEmu6598 — 1 day ago