Got a signed copy of "100 greatest boxers" by Bert Sugar

That's my point. You don't who signed it or any of the details/backstory of the signature yet you think and claim that Bert Sugar signed it. You have been conned.

The back story of this ''signature'' is very suspicious. And again I ask you, how do you know the signatue is legit?

Do you have any proof that it is a valid and real signature?

 

I hope not, but I fear you are dealing in false goods. ''Appraised'', who from a friend?

Your ''appraised'' story is not very believable.

 

Okay, fraud.

Sure he does. And I'm a seven foot green and purple spotted Zebra.

Stop telling stories.

 

Of all the things to tell a lie about, why would anyone bother making up a tale about something like that?

 

Maybe you should ask the original poster. I have no idea why he would lie about such a trivial thing.

 

Well it wouldn't occur to me to ask him that, since I don't think he lied. You're the one throwing that around. Were you confused about that part of it for some reason?

 

No not at all.

Now explain to me why you don't think he lied?

 

Financial gain. Or some small minded matter relative to you (some kind of bragging right/attention seeking for example).

 

That's exactly what the guilty party/liar (you) would say. They would deny everything.

Give it up, you've been defeated. Fraudulent beast that you are.

 

That's right back off.