The eBay Thread Almighty!

[IMJ]

Originally Posted by mikey0

That was a good deal, but most Turtles fans have them already from when they were newly released in the mid 90s.

Ummmm.... 465 bucks, mikey0. Tangible evidence.

Originally Posted by TurtleToys

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F254346757028

Couple super rare variants for sale! White slam dunkin don and surfer leo with accessories

Great job on that listing, Turtle Toys! -big thumb's up & back pat-

[Shogun26]

I'm selling on ebay my entire set of stego turtles aka Dino turtles. Asking 2k on ebay (tmntmuseum) will do 10% less plus shipping direct via paypal. Happy to ship worldwide at buyers expense.

[I Crave Pizza No More]

Originally Posted by Shogun26

I'm selling on ebay my entire set of stego turtles aka Dino turtles. Asking 2k on ebay (tmntmuseum) will do 10% less plus shipping direct via paypal. Happy to ship worldwide at buyers expense.

Holy cow! Have those really become so sought after? Best of luck on the sale.

[Shogun26]

Selling my turtle van box that I've been using for display. One side is sealed. No stains or discoloration. Colors are bright.
As always direct sales to dromers welcome and encouraged via paypal. Ebay username is tmntmuseum.
Thanks!

[Mr Salk]

Parting with my minty 4 lot set of the original 1988 playmates. Clean as they come.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/TMNT-Teenag...53.m1438.l2649

If you have questions feel free to PM

[Toycollectorsguild]

https://www.ebay.com/sch/m.html?_ssn...=tmnt&_sacat=0

[inaheap]

I love this. Knock off playmates figures in figuarts packaging.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Teenage-Mut....c100005.m1851

[Shogun26]

Selling my MISB Farmer Donatello on or off ebay; ebay username is tmntmuseum.
thanks!

[Toycollectorsguild]

https://www.ebay.com/str/toycollectorsguild

[Koi]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/223999413564

Lot of various DVDs, comics, and used action figures and neca figures in box. I have the complete bbodycount, and newer comics, also hardcovers of the mirage comic books.

[Weapons@theready]

Originally Posted by Koi

https://www.ebay.com/itm/223999413564

Lot of various DVDs, comics, and used action figures and neca figures in box. I have the complete bbodycount, and newer comics, also hardcovers of the mirage comic books.

I added this to my watchlist yesterday, so here to hoping

[Toycollectorsguild]

Oh yeah I got some Matchbox in boxes as well.

https://www.ebay.com/str/Toy-Collectors-Guild

[I Crave Pizza No More]

Quick question, in case anyone can help.

In terms of value, what is the difference among the various cloth coat undercover turtles?

Are the ones with or without coins more valuable?

Are ones with certain colored accessories more valuable than others?

[Shogun26]

Originally Posted by I Crave Pizza No More

Quick question, in case anyone can help.

In terms of value, what is the difference among the various cloth coat undercover turtles?

Are the ones with or without coins more valuable?

Are ones with certain colored accessories more valuable than others?

All are valuable. Seeing prices on the high end at 4k.

[I Crave Pizza No More]

Originally Posted by Shogun26

All are valuable. Seeing prices on the high end at 4k.

That's crazy! But does the color of the accessories make any difference? Do some have coins, while some others don't? Are the ones with coins always the more valuable ones?

[MoviestarMike]

Hi Everyone,
I registered here because I've been Looking everywhere on the Internet to find Information About a toy I used to own when I was About 4 years old.

Hopefully this is the Right thread and someone might have some backround Information.

The toy was a role play Shield with a grey sewer cover, it had a handle on the back and was Electric. With a push on a button on the back it would make an Explosion noise and the turtles logo in the front would light up (see Picture).



Any help in identifying what the toy was is highly appreciated.


Thank you all in Advance.

[EddieNES]

I need advice with a potential scammer on eBay. I sent a perfect lootcrate shredder, I always take the care to package extreme cuz I know how people are.

They send me a pic of the delivered item that can nooo way be the same item. I’m thinking they are trying to swap a damaged one they had.

Advice?

[rich]

Originally Posted by EddieNES

I need advice with a potential scammer on eBay. I sent a perfect lootcrate shredder, I always take the care to package extreme cuz I know how people are.

They send me a pic of the delivered item that can nooo way be the same item. I’m thinking they are trying to swap a damaged one they had.

Advice?

Sorry to hear about this. I have had similar experiences in the past and it is really frustrating that people are so dishonest. But, eBay will almost always side with the buyer and you'll have to issue them a refund after getting the item back from the buyer (although, yes, it's likely not the same one). Make sure the buyer provides pictures of the damaged packaging in addition to the damaged product.

Really your only recourse if eBay doesn't side with you is to attempt to recover some of your loss through a claim to USPS for package insurance. If you didn't insure the package then you're pretty much out of options unless eBay sides with you and you can prove it's not the same item. One other note, if you did have insurance, you'll likely need the damaged packaging if you want to submit a claim to USPS insurance (so, tell the buyer not to throw it out). If they did throw it out, make sure eBay knows this and that your options for submitting a claim might be gone since the buyer destroyed evidence. Also, USPS takes the damaged item as well if they pay out the claim. But the claim process takes many weeks (even months) before you'll see any claim money.

This won't help you now, but it's something that I've adopted after having dealt with this too many times. I 'secretly' tag every high-dollar item I send with a unique mark only I know about (and only I know where it is). I make sure this mark is shown in one of the listing pictures so it can be compared to the pictures the buyer sends of "damaged" items. Sometimes hard to do with certain things but just get creative...it will save you if you can prove they aren't showing the same item you sent from the listing.

I also take pictures once I have the item packed up BEFORE I seal it to show it was well-protected and also after it's sealed up. Sometimes the damage a buyer says occurred to something couldn't possibly have happened because of how it was obviously packaged to avoid such damage. Any evidence you have to prove your case is very valuable.

It sucks we sellers have to go to such lengths. I'm just thankful there are more honest people than dishonest. But, crap buyers are out there unfortunately. I hope things work out in your favor on this. It's sad when people get scammed.

[EddieNES]

Thanks for all this. Definitely going to start documenting and making sure this won’t happen again. The most infuriating part is knowing I’m right and this guys probably going to win.

Makes me wanna stop using eBay altogether.

Originally Posted by rich

Sorry to hear about this. I have had similar experiences in the past and it is really frustrating that people are so dishonest. But, eBay will almost always side with the buyer and you'll have to issue them a refund after getting the item back from the buyer (although, yes, it's likely not the same one). Make sure the buyer provides pictures of the damaged packaging in addition to the damaged product.

Really your only recourse if eBay doesn't side with you is to attempt to recover some of your loss through a claim to USPS for package insurance. If you didn't insure the package then you're pretty much out of options unless eBay sides with you and you can prove it's not the same item. One other note, if you did have insurance, you'll likely need the damaged packaging if you want to submit a claim to USPS insurance (so, tell the buyer not to throw it out). If they did throw it out, make sure eBay knows this and that your options for submitting a claim might be gone since the buyer destroyed evidence. Also, USPS takes the damaged item as well if they pay out the claim. But the claim process takes many weeks (even months) before you'll see any claim money.

This won't help you now, but it's something that I've adopted after having dealt with this too many times. I 'secretly' tag every high-dollar item I send with a unique mark only I know about (and only I know where it is). I make sure this mark is shown in one of the listing pictures so it can be compared to the pictures the buyer sends of "damaged" items. Sometimes hard to do with certain things but just get creative...it will save you if you can prove they aren't showing the same item you sent from the listing.

I also take pictures once I have the item packed up BEFORE I seal it to show it was well-protected and also after it's sealed up. Sometimes the damage a buyer says occurred to something couldn't possibly have happened because of how it was obviously packaged to avoid such damage. Any evidence you have to prove your case is very valuable.

It sucks we sellers have to go to such lengths. I'm just thankful there are more honest people than dishonest. But, crap buyers are out there unfortunately. I hope things work out in your favor on this. It's sad when people get scammed.

[IMJ]

Been uploading card singles, card sets and chase cards to the W1C store in anticipation of an upcoming sale event. Thought I'd mention it here some time before I start the regular advertising in case anyone sees anything they want.

I will probably have more stuff uploaded there daily. It's just a lot of sorting and photography out of my storage facility.

Link here: Wave 1 Collectibles