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I reported about 20 of the auctions but they are still up. Likely nothing will happen. Based on the way he crudely removed my "created by" line on the back...he has no photoshop skills. Chances are all his designs are stolen.

Due to my recent discovery of several of my custom card designs being stolen and sold on eBay without my consent, I have decided to temporarily remove my customs from all websites where they have been posted (mostly here). I'm going to watermark them so they cannot be used in this way and then...

Due to my recent discovery of several of my custom card designs being stolen and sold on eBay without my consent, I have decided to temporarily remove my customs from all websites where they have been posted (mostly here). I'm going to watermark them so they cannot be used in this way and then...

Due to my recent discovery of several of my custom card designs being stolen and sold on eBay without my consent, I have decided to temporarily remove my customs from all websites where they have been posted (mostly here). I'm going to watermark them so they cannot be used in this way and then...

Thanks!

I didn't know about the fatfingers.com. Thanks for that, I will use it (it's actually how I found my stolen customs...I searched Mariota and my 1962 Topps Mariota was listed mispelled). I think for me, I am going to focus on less quality and more quality. The shear number of products now and...

I agree with you. The way he removed my "created by" line on the back is extremely crude. I could remove it without any trace in literally 5 seconds. He has no photoshop skills. I'll bet all of his designs are stolen. A few others: My personal favorite is the stolen 1989 Topps Traded card...

To answer your question...no I have never sent any source material to anyone. The ONLY exception to that is I sent a full resolution copy of 1 card to a member here because he had asked me to create the card (much like the Eddie Harris cards)...it was of a family friend. I don't know if they...

In case they pull the auction, here is the eBay listed photo of the card: Here is the photo posted on this site in my customs thread:

So, I went through all his listings (as best as I could) and found 20 of my designs currently for sale. I reported all of them...so we will see what eBay does.

So, this is interesting. I was doing a little eBay searching when I came across the following listing. I have since reported it so I'm hopeful it will be taken down but if you want to search for him, the seller is mr.0ddball420...

OK, here is the next pair in this series: #73 1967 Topps Kerry Collins OAK #74 1967 Topps Kerry Collins TEN More to some soon.

The majority of my collection over the years has been tied to older set building...I would call it "vintage" cards but I think many people wouldn't go that far (to me anything 1989 and older is vintage). Outside of that, I have stayed away from modern cards outside of a couple player PCs...

I'm honestly surprised we don't see this more often. Back in the old days (you know, when cards were actually signed as opposed to stickers)...companies would often send representatives to witness the signing. With the modern "hits" craze where everything needs to be signed...that simply isn't...

I'm not familiar with the Nationals lineup...but it could have been a couple things. Maybe they were trying to surprise the defense as it seems an unusual time for a bunt. Or, maybe it was a speedy player who has decent success bunting. It does seem like an odd time for that strategy though.

Welcome to SCC!!! I too enjoy TTM autographs. I'd love to hear of any recent successes.

Very nice card...and congrats on besting PSA! I hate photobucket too. Some time ago I started using imgur and am much happier.

So, I have been seeing this article pop up today discussing Mariner's Jarrod Dyson's bunt in their game last night. Apparently, he laid down a bunt and got on base...which broke up Justin Verlander's perfect game. Several articles I have read say this is breaking the "baseball code" and shame...

That's really neat. I haven't seen cards before where the rights to the image used was later sold and then reissued by a different company. That's really interesting.

LOL, honestly the 1995 Rose Bowl is my favorite game in the history of the sport. Oregon was such a Cinderella that year...just getting to the game was huge. Winning or losing didn't really matter that much to me. I'm glad you like them. Here are the next two: #71 1967 Topps Kerry Collins...