Ebay SCAM ALERT!!! Read this before you on EBAY: Autographs authenticated by PSA/DNA, JSA, or GAI are not alway 100% REAL. BUYERS BEWARE!!! San Jose,

6th of Jan, 2012 by User365206

As more time I spent on Ebay I realized this problem is getting out of hand without anyone looking out for the consumers. It's a free fall for the criminals to sell fake forged autographs of anybody who is famous. Take for instance when Michael Jackson died, it was a mad dash to get your fakes on ebay as soon as possible to get the most money before the attention died down. Sick to my stomach! These vultures don't care who they scam. They care about your money!!! So the memorabilia you bought from them are indeed worthless piece of junk! It's better that you hear from me now than later.
Next thing you can try to do is get it authenticated by a third-party authentication companies such as PSA/DNA, JSA, or GAI. These so called experts will tell you in their opinion either your memorabilia is real or not. Expect to pay around $20-$30 for each item and can go up even more for bigger names celebrities. If you did purchase a real one or got the signature by your favorite star in-person... I will tell you now they will not pass it and still keep your money. I wouldn't waste a dime on this service. Why? Some of the ebay sellers are PSA/DNA authenticators themselves. Same goes for JSA or GAI now known as "GA". These crooks like to keep this little secret not out in the open so they can operate forging your favorite players or movie stars with the intention to sell to the public for more money and keeping the money for themselves than have your stuffs on ebay for sale and taking their profits away. Again, PSA/DNA, JSA, or GA are not 100% authentic. More like 50% real / 50% fake. So the more you know, the better decision you will make on buying autographs on Ebay!

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