General Forum

I recently sold a Jason Dominguez autograph card (from 2007 Donruss Elite Extra Edition SN100).  I certainly did not tout it as a JaSSon Dominguez card, but I noticed many sellers on ebay don't know how to spell the new phenom's name.  It was only a $1.99 sale, so I assume the buyer did in fact want the Pepperdine alum.

Assume nothing!

Given the intelligence of many human beings you will probably soon have a buyer moaning the card does not depict Jasson Dominguez Yankees prospect as a 4 year old... 

How come you guys haven't heard? Its his rare pre-school auto card using his finger painting. They just knew he would a great prospect one day!

I'd like to think that not only will the buyer know the difference between the name spellings, but he/she will also know the difference between Dominguez the pitcher (your guy) and Dominguez the hitter (hot current prospect). If the buyer didn't even bother to look at the picture then that's on them.

It would, ah, be amusing to try and very obviously add an 'S' in between other Jason Dominguez cards to see if anyone takes the bait and buys the clearly altered cards. A negative feedback of "Seller tricked me and added an 'S' on the card" might be worth the ding just for the laughs.

Secret here.  Piniella - Pinella.  Got get both those spellings in there.  I find stuff on Pinella because no one hits that alternative name.  Disclosing now because mined it:)

Fritts