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I know Mike N. thinks its funny, but dominos pizza tracker tells me who makes my pizza, Habib does.
think about it, Dominos tells me more about who makes my 12 dollar pizza, than psa or jsa tells me about who looks at and authenticates my 3000 dollar autograph. That should tell you something. More transparency and accountability in a 12 dollar pie than a babe ruth cut. Who was Michael Root 3 years ago before jsa hired him? were people seeking him out asking for his opinion on autographs? was he some master authenticator? seems to me he owned an autograph store and was maybe well connected and brought in to generate sales, like almost all the other authenticators for abc and xyz corp. The first two years he wasn't even listed on jsa's website even as an authenticator, wasn't listed at all. he was only listed this last year and all of the sudden he is head of authentication, displacing larry as the owner of that lofty title at jsa. larry must be peeved, even spence III is a regional manager now, a young man in his 20;s, a regional manager and head of authentication in florida, or what have you. no need to put in twenty or thirty years anymore. anybody can put in 3 or 4 or 5 and be head of authentication and regional/world managers now. I researched just boxing, not 100 different categories, just boxing for over 20 years, and after 10 years, i still did not feel qualified to opine on just boxing signatures. but if 8 dollar authentications from a guy with 3 years experience (if he is the one even looking at your signatures at all) floats your boat then go for it. It's not about getting it right or accuracy anymore, it's about getting the cert. people dont want a guys cert with 25 or 30 years experience if it means the name isnt pms or jv squad or sec. they would rather have a psa, jsa sgc cert from a newbie hired fresh off the street as long as it is slabbed and they get that precious cert. who cares if it is real. Last edited by travrosty; 02-05-2013 at 12:32 AM. |
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Since you don't know who is the examiner, how can you comment on his or her amount and level of experience?
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Second, three years experience is quite a bit if you have the eye for it. If you don't have the eye for it, then 50 years is not enough. If you don't understand what I just said, then you don't have the eye.
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I stopped at "Dominos."
That's when all credibility was lost. * Disclaimer. This posting was a joke. A tongue-in-cheek comment. No malice or harm was intended to Dominos Pizza or any participant in this discussion forum. I provide consulting services for space-related autographs to James Spence Authentication, LLC (JSA) among other entities. The opinions posted here by me are my own and do not represent any entity for which I provide service.
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My only pizza story is when I was in high school, I knew a guy who worked at Domnos-type pizza place (For the legal record, I don't think it was Dominos). He chewed tobacco and one time fell out out of his mouth onto the pizza he was making. He thought for a second, then finished the pizza with the chewing tobacco in it.
His name was Brian, if I recall correctly. Let's see if Travis can work that into his TPA storyline. |
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I once made a pizza for Jack Nicklaus.
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Does anyone know if PSA, JSA, SCG, or BGS has an option to slab an autograph without authentication or grade. I basically know my autos are real and only want them encapsulated.
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there are attractive plastic holders you can buy yourself and snap them in that is reversible and sturdy, you don't need sonic welded encapsulation. That's all anyone needs to protect their autograph. http://www.the2buds.com these guys have everything under the sun in every size, screw downs, snap-ins. etc. Last edited by travrosty; 02-09-2013 at 11:46 AM. |
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That's exactly my point! Thanks for driving home my point. When Domino's (a company you think is a joke!) provides more information about who makes my cheap pizza than psa and jsa (companies that are suppose to be reputable) can provide about who looks at and authenticates my very expensive autograph, then Houston, we have a problem! Last edited by travrosty; 02-09-2013 at 11:29 AM. |
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Me thinks you still would have had that pizza because of the reputation and marketing of Dominos Pizza. Not because of Habib's knowledge of preparing the pie,or because of any aspect of his pizza making skills. Even though Dominos has served burnt pizzas, pizza with saliva as the secret sauce, as well as even completely lost orders, you still patronize their business. It's because most of the time you feel you know what you are going to get, you are fine with their level of service and accept their error rate, and you are fine with their price point for the product you receive. Doesn't matter to you that it's Habib, it matters that it's Dominos. |
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