Someone like to shut a domain down?

call the cops on the place lol

 

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...well, the do take Visa and Mastercard!

I have a feeling that we'll be seeing much more of this kind of stuff in the very near future.

 

I think there's some stuffs on there that's fundamentally wrong.

1) Having a free email address as a business contact (very professional)
2) Having a US address - did I not warn about having business proxies in the US?
3) Claiming to be a member of numismatics association (Really?)
4) Accepting credit cards - sure you can do a charge back for receiving counterfeits
5) If this person does have a US address - I seriously wonder if he / she pays taxes!!! (now let's see if the taxman will take action on that)

 

And they've found their way to ebay as we knew they inevitably would http://www.ebay.com/sch/mic-jul/m.h...-b&LH_Complete=1&rt=nc&_trksid=p2046732.m1684

 

well, at least their grading skills are lacking! If I saw a coin marked AU-58 in a dealers case and it looked like that.... I would be pretty sure the guy was a crook.

 

This isn't a Chinese coin. It isn't even the right design:

And, while I'm at it, AU52? Seriously? What the heck?

 

It might be an apartment address but I would bet anyone that it is a commercial drop box. They're not going to give an address for law enforcement to raid.

 

Hey now... I'm in apt. 2N. 2nd floor north apartment.

 

Your building use tobe a warehouse or hospital or factory or something

 

He has arrived on ebay!

http://www.ebay.com/sch/zhangxin19899/m.html?_trksid=p3692

 

Surprise! They're based in China. Who would have thought?

 

That is a badly designed website.

Incidentally the man in the top right is an Australian bed salesman. He has a big billboard at Melbourne airport.

 

There's s draped bust and a capped bust design in 1807. But ageed, the AU52 grade is really stupid.

 

Whoops. Early halves are not my thing.

 

No problem. I think they got the stars wrong for the type...