I spotted it just before leaving work as I was going through my e-mailed search results - messaged Mark as soon as I saw it as I'd seen the jersey on his website and knew the photos were the same - I haven't reported it to ebay as I think the actual owner of the jersey and the buy it now purchaser should do so as they're the ones directly affected. I can provide second hand evidence only.
Don't like seeing Devils jerseys being used to rip off anyone in our fanbase - you can tell from the fact that the listings were both buy it now at low prices that this is a case of an unscupulous seller trying to make a quick buck.
If the buyer of either of these jerseys reads this posting then please note that as long as you have paid via Paypal you should be able to get your money back - just make sure you file a dispute within the 45 day time limit and then turn it into a claim within the time limit thereafter.
In all my time of buying jerseys I've only ever once had to make a claim and that was for a Stuart Macrae Amarillo specialty jersey that was offered to me privately which never materialised. I got suspicious fairly quickly as I got holding e-mails after paying (haven't had time to post it, illness, out of town etc) and after 30 days they stopped replying. The old time limit with Paypal used to be 30 days but the fraudulent buyer didn't realise it had changed to 45 days. I got my money back in full. Even if the seller has taken the money out Paypal will still refund you, putting the seller's account into minus figures.
I've bought many hundreds of jerseys via ebay, from collectors, dealers and from teams all over the world and it is rare to get burned. Just remember folks, there is truth in the saying "If it looks too good to be true then it probably is too good to be true". That Urquhart jersey was priced way, way too low to be legit.
