Is VCP down?

[Bosox Blair]

I can't seem to access the site.

But I recently made some changes to my internet, so I'm wondering if I messed someting up?

Cheers,
Blair

[Matt]

it's up for me.

Interesting that you can get to other sites and not VCP. What kind of change did you make?

[3-2-count]

It's down here to Blair.

edited to update: It's back up now, may have been temporary. Check it again Blair!!

[Bosox Blair]

Hey guys,

Thanks for the feedback! I was monkeying around with my firewall, so I got worried that I somehow blocked that site. But I made some changes...and it is working now - but I have no idea if the two things are related :o.

(I'm pretty much a computer idiot...and not the savant kind either...)

Cheers,
Blair

[SethY]

What is VCP?

[Bosox Blair]

Hi Seth,

It is Vintage Card Prices website - a subscription price guide that tracks auction results.

Cheers,
Blair

[Kawika]

VCP=Vitrified Clay Pipe, generally used in underground sewers. Also is shorthand for vintagecardprices.com, a subscription website that accumulates data on the prices paid for graded cards sold on eBay and other auction sites and which many find very useful in pricing sales and purchases.

[Rob D.]

http://www.vintagecardprices.com/index.php

[SethY]

Thanks guys!

[terjung]

VCP=Vitrified Clay Pipe, generally used in underground sewers. Also is shorthand for vintagecardprices.com, a subscription website that accumulates data on the prices paid for graded cards sold on eBay and other auction sites and which many find very useful in pricing sales and purchases.

Hilarious, David!

With your surveying background and my civil engineering background, I think we may be the only two here that ever thought of VCP as sewer pipe.

When I first heard of it, I thought the same thing.

Fortunately ... I got better.

[Kawika]

Brian: Nothing like a good vitrified clay pipe joke, eh.