CardConduct
File a report

Report a seller or a buyer, with evidence.

Evidence in, a platform-ready report out. We investigate for 3 to 5 days before anything is published, and reports that do not hold up are dismissed and never appear.

Who are you reporting?

An entry is about a handle acting in one role, not about a person. The same account is often both, so a buyer entry and a seller entry stay separate records.

The listing this happened on, if it is still up.

What it was listed at.

The listing, the price, and the messages that show the tactic.

We flag public seller handles and their public selling conduct, never a person's name or private information. We do not ask for or store your identity as the reporter.

Both sides of a sale

Sellers get reported for what they sell and how: gouging, fakes, a grade that was not the grade, a package that never shipped.

Buyers get reported for what happens after the sale. Someone buys a card, the tracking shows it delivered, and then they tell the platform it never arrived or was not what was described, or they file a chargeback. The money gets clawed back and the card is already gone, so the seller loses both. It is the mirror image of seller fraud and it costs the same.

Pick the role first on the form, because it changes what the rest of the fields mean. An entry is about a handle acting in one role, never about a person, and the same account can be a fine seller and a bad buyer. Those stay separate records. What publishes is the conduct reported and the evidence behind it, not a verdict.

What happens next
1
Your report queues for reviewNothing publishes automatically. It is not visible to anyone but us.
2
We investigate for 3 to 5 daysFor a seller, we check the listing you named, that handle's other listings, their other public channels, and public sold history. For a buyer, we check your delivery evidence against what they claimed and how the platform ruled.
3
It publishes only with a factual basisThe entry shows every source we checked and what we observed there, alongside your screenshots.
4
The handle can answerSeller or buyer, they can dispute. If the evidence does not survive that, the entry comes down.
You stay anonymous. There is no name or email field on this form on purpose. The public log shows when a report came in, never who filed it, because we do not collect that.
Report it to the platform as well. Marketplaces are where enforcement actually happens. After you submit you get a copy-ready version to paste into their report flow.
What we will check
  • The reported listing or stream
  • The same handle across its other listings
  • The same seller on other channels
  • Public price history
  • Anything that contradicts the report

Reporting a buyer instead:

  • The delivery record for that sale
  • What the buyer actually claimed, and when
  • How the platform ruled
  • Other reported sales involving the same buyer handle
  • Anything that contradicts the report

Report public marketplace conduct only. Do not send anyone's legal name, address, phone number, workplace, or other private information. It will be discarded and the report rejected. See the list policy.