Thank you. The problem with Ebay distancing themselves from this is that people are being ripped-off everyday. The buyer doesn't realise it at the time, only sometime later when they show off their prized 'x' signature and are told, you've bought a fake. I have offered (and the world's leading expert on this particular subject) to give my services free to Ebay with all the listings I've reported as fake.
One such seller is blatantly selling fakes from Ukraine, one the other month from Latvia and some poor smuck's buying them. Even the FBI say most signatures on here and so-called reputable famous auction houses, are fakes.
COA's are usually not worth the paper they were printed on, so buyers are being fleeced by sellers who will make a lot of cash before someone notices. Something has to be pro-actively done about this or Ebay will lose its reputation as the safer option for buyers. It's also a known fact that many buyers after figuring out they've bought a fake, either don't bother trying to reclaim their money or are out of the 30 day window to go through Ebay's guarantee.
It's frustrating to know genuine folk are being ripped off.
