Good morning everybody and happy Australia Day to you all.
After a great day yesterday on the post with the Competition to win a box of cards it is today a sad day for cricket card collectors. I have uncovered some fraudulent activity that my affect anybody else who has purchased the Tap N Play, BBL & WBBL Play of the Week Cricket Card set.
I have card set numbered 9 and I am aware that a couple of other members on here have numbers 8 and 7. It is regrettable that I have to advise that there may be more than 1 of the cards numbered 7/16, 8/16 etc. On ebay yesterday I found a listing for the Grace Harris, Week 1, Play of the Week card with photos of card 9/16 on the back. The only thing is I have sitting in front of me the exact same number 9/16.
As I have received my first three cards in the set all numbered 9 I have also attached below my proof. The picture below my 3 cards is the picture of the card that he listed on ebay.
I have contacted Neil at Tap N Play in regards to this matter and I also contacted the seller of the card on ebay who tried to tell me that the card was marked Promotional on the back and that he had somehow removed the word and it revealed the number 9/16. I don't buy this BS for 1 second. Somebody is doing the dirty here and I intend to find out who and why. Sadly Neil hasn't had the courtesy to respond to my messages.
The seller has withdrawn the card from sale on ebay but I do notice that he also has Numbered Patch Cards for Nathan Lyon and Mitchell Starc on there but no Redemptions which I know others have been raising questions about recently.
We all need to come together and stand up against this sort of behaviour and stamp it out before it destroys what is left of the cricket card market. If it continues to happen we will not have a market and we won't have any boxes to bust and cards to get signed.
I don't normally like to name the seller involved but in this case I am left with no option. The seller is listed as justcricket99no
If anybody has any questions about my post please feel free to contact me. My crusade to eliminate fraudulant behaviour in the cricket card market has begun and will continue until people like this are outed from the industry.
How hard is it to be honest with others with the same passion and interest.
After a great day yesterday on the post with the Competition to win a box of cards it is today a sad day for cricket card collectors. I have uncovered some fraudulent activity that my affect anybody else who has purchased the Tap N Play, BBL & WBBL Play of the Week Cricket Card set.
I have card set numbered 9 and I am aware that a couple of other members on here have numbers 8 and 7. It is regrettable that I have to advise that there may be more than 1 of the cards numbered 7/16, 8/16 etc. On ebay yesterday I found a listing for the Grace Harris, Week 1, Play of the Week card with photos of card 9/16 on the back. The only thing is I have sitting in front of me the exact same number 9/16.
As I have received my first three cards in the set all numbered 9 I have also attached below my proof. The picture below my 3 cards is the picture of the card that he listed on ebay.
I have contacted Neil at Tap N Play in regards to this matter and I also contacted the seller of the card on ebay who tried to tell me that the card was marked Promotional on the back and that he had somehow removed the word and it revealed the number 9/16. I don't buy this BS for 1 second. Somebody is doing the dirty here and I intend to find out who and why. Sadly Neil hasn't had the courtesy to respond to my messages.
The seller has withdrawn the card from sale on ebay but I do notice that he also has Numbered Patch Cards for Nathan Lyon and Mitchell Starc on there but no Redemptions which I know others have been raising questions about recently.
We all need to come together and stand up against this sort of behaviour and stamp it out before it destroys what is left of the cricket card market. If it continues to happen we will not have a market and we won't have any boxes to bust and cards to get signed.
I don't normally like to name the seller involved but in this case I am left with no option. The seller is listed as justcricket99no
If anybody has any questions about my post please feel free to contact me. My crusade to eliminate fraudulant behaviour in the cricket card market has begun and will continue until people like this are outed from the industry.
How hard is it to be honest with others with the same passion and interest.