This is no joke but real ridiculous occurrences frequently repeat itself -- just because many auction sites really don't have adequate, wide and deep knowledge on amulets

An auction site had issued (sold) certificates for amulets to its members, but later the new owners (bidders) re-submitted the same items to the same auction site for certification on their own names. But ridiculously, the re-submitted items were examined as FAKE even they have had certificates issued by the same auction site with the previous owners' names !!

Such the occurrence has also happened to other auction sites. It reflects their substandard and untrustworthy examination results. 

 So...your amulets that came along with those auction-site certificates are real for today, but they may be fake by tomorrow !!

Or... the fakes for today, it will become real anytime by their substandard examination !!

How paradoxically are for their two-standard  examination results upon the same amulets ?

So strangely, once the amulets are real under the occupation of the previous owners, but a few months later they are fake under the occupation of the new owners !!

What does it mean ?

Even most silly people could give you the right answer ... those auction sites lack of adequate, wide & deep scope of knowledge on amulets.

Alas !!... many auction sites have issued certifi- cates for others while their own auction sites are full of fake pieces putting on auction but they don't know !!

And when they issue (sell) certificates to others they still don't know that...the same items that they are making examination having had their certifi- cates before. It means that amulets under their examination may have two statuses -- fake and real at the same time !!

Wow !!... What is the right examination result ?

Let's toss a coin for heads or tails choosing a result... OK ??!!

My dear readers...may I ask you... do you want an amulet that's real for today but fake by tomorrow ? Do you want it ?

And this is why many auction sites' amulet examinations have been graded as lower than standard by the eyes of real professionals and amulet competition judges.

Today, issuing (selling) certificates for amulets managed by auction sites is a big business ... it's an industry in the amulet world.

It makes a huge sum money to them, meanwhile It's really collectors' frightening nightmare because amulet examination mistakes repeatedly happen due to inadequate knowledge of auction sites' staff. And now certificates for those fake amulets by their mistaken performance are spreading over both locally and abroad.

Anyway, I think you know what to do. No need for me to warn you to check your amulets that came along with those certificates.

May good luck be yours !!