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the 'stache 10-10-2015 01:18 AM

This thread.

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MikeGarcia 10-10-2015 09:10 AM

Pre-War Baseball Cards Forum Bylaws Page 5 , Section 2
 
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..." yada yada yada ...' and therefore to avoid said shortage of popcorn , every nine pages there must be posted , by a member in good standing , of any ethnic heritage , a photo of an actual pre-war baseball card.' "


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dealme 10-10-2015 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by steve B (Post 1460170)
My wifes comment after going to the one baseball card show she's been to -

"I don't think I've ever seen so many fat middle aged white guys in the same place before"

And that's coming from someone who married one and works in computers.

Steve B

My wife made a very similar comment, but it was at a Rush concert. On the other hand, she was happy about the lack of lines for the ladies' restroom.

Mark

conor912 10-10-2015 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Leon (Post 1460214)
There is a lot of give and take on the board. I didn't say anything when you posted your unauthorized ad on the front page. I don't say much about a lot of stuff that goes on. You are a good member and I wouldn't say anything about it but since we are talking about ads I figured I would throw it out there. Maybe some day I can make the show you are VP of Publicity for.

If everyone else who has previously posted a notice about a show has privately asked for your permission, which I admittedly did not, then I apologize.

Leon 10-10-2015 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by conor912 (Post 1460290)
If everyone else who has previously posted a notice about a show has privately asked for your permission, which I admittedly did not, then I apologize.

"Posting of auctions, events or shows, on the front page, must be approved by the moderator first."

No apology necessary. The rules are the rules and every single ad on the front page is approved by me, either before or after it goes up. Just about the only time I have deleted anything (except in a few extraordinary cases) is when there is an unauthorized ad on the front page. Thanks.

ps... to reiterate, I don't mind your ad if it helps collectors, it doesn't seem to be a real "for profit" venture as much as a good collectors show, AND you are a good participant here. That is why I hadn't said anything (no reason to) but the rule is to ask first. I don't think The Gold Standard Card-Collateral banner will hurt anyone or cause harm to the board. But we do all have our opinions and everyone is welcome to voice theirs in a (mostly) professional manner :).

Kevin.Shenker 10-10-2015 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by marvymelvin (Post 1460125)
And Shenker your "brief history" on net54 is replete with "complaints" followed by "but I am not complaining", and "questioning" long time collectors assessment of your card, followed by "but I am not questioning". Stand back and watch awhile before you jump in...

Back to the topic at hand please...

Um. Where do you see me complaining about anything?

I have put my opinions in about certain topics, yes, but I don't know that I need to sit back and wait for the more "veteran" people to do so, so that I can more appropriately fit into what others are doing too.

Where did I question anyone's assessment of a card? But also, and maybe more importantly, why do you care so much about my conversation history?

Eric72 10-10-2015 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth (Post 1460142)
Wall Street guys are in signfiicant part the ones buying the high end investment type cards. Not all cards are good investments, but some probably are.

Agreed, Peter. However, most, "collectors" are driven by other forces. And, most, "investors" seek opportunities elsewhere.

Again, just my thoughts.

Best regards,

Eric

YankeeCollector 10-14-2015 06:29 PM

I live in New York and I have used the Gold Standard and I highly recommend them. I have never had any issues and the cards were always returned in the same condition that I left them.
There are situations where I'm waiting for a big check and I get an opportunity to buy a collection and I need cash quick- I have gone to the Gold Standard.

In addition, if I needed to pay a hospital bill for a family member and I didn't want to part with a Ruth that will prob take me 5 years to replace, I went to the Gold Standard.

It's an ideal situation for when there's an irreplaceable card that you do not want to part with or when you overextend yourself in an auction and u need a little cash. I highly recommend this company.

GoldStandard 10-22-2015 10:15 AM

interest rate
 
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Originally Posted by pokerplyr80 (Post 1459870)
I clicked on the link to check out your site. I could not find your interest rate listed any where. What rate do you charge for these loans?

Sorry for the delayed response.

The interest rate is 4%/month The term of our loans is 4 months. Our clients only pay for the time they use the money. If the loan is payed back in the first month they are only charged 1 month interest.
These loans are not for everyone. If you find yourself in a temporary cash pinch this can be a nice option. We deal with many collectors that use our services for a wide variety reasons. Please let us know if you have more questions.

Kevin.Shenker 10-22-2015 11:28 AM

At the end of 4 months you have paid a little over 16 percent interest or approximately 50 percent interest per year?

Am I understanding this correctly?

bnorth 10-22-2015 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by GoldStandard (Post 1464068)
Sorry for the delayed response.

The interest rate is 4%/month The term of our loans is 4 months. Our clients only pay for the time they use the money. If the loan is payed back in the first month they are only charged 1 month interest.
These loans are not for everyone. If you find yourself in a temporary cash pinch this can be a nice option. We deal with many collectors that use our services for a wide variety reasons. Please let us know if you have more questions.

What other types of fees are associated with a loan? At a straight 4% fee there is no way you wouldn't be losing $ on transactions under a few hundred $.


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