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Does that make me an ass, sure it does. Do I care, no I don't because some times the bully gets punched in the face. But he threatens every few days to beat me up, blackmail me some how, etc. etc.. I have to say I don't like screwing anyone over but man Toppsaholic was the one person I didn't care if I screwed over or not. Sorry if you don't want to deal with me moving forward, I understand and thats anyone's choice. |
Biggest card in their auction currently is a Michael Jordan card. Leading bidder has made 20 bids in 6 months and only retracted 4 of them. This might actually be progress!
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"PWCC never owned the card. It was purchased from REA on behalf of a client and graded and sold on behalf of another client."
This is a very cleverly phrased denial that could be literally true but is telling in what is left out. Courtney confirmed this sequence of events in the prior thread: Spring 2015: Sold in REA as an SGC 50 for $6600 to Brent August 2015: Sold privately by Brent to Courtney as a PSA 7 for $75k Oct 2016: Consigned by Courtney to Goldin and won by John Perez for $46,800 Feb 2017: Consigned by John to Brent and sold to unknown buyer for $52,300 Now assuming that the quoted statement by PWCC is true, i.e., that PWCC purchased the card from REA for a client and had the card graded and then sold it for another client, it leaves the mysterious clients as the culprits. And of course probity (though not any privilege or legal requirement) prevents PWCC from naming the clients. See, but I suspect that PWCC's client was the ownership of PWCC and that this whole endeavor was a carefully structured effort to make PWCC a cut-out between yourselves and the card so that PWCC could plausibly deny ownership and blame everything on mystery clients who bought an SGC card under PWCC auspices and just a few months later brought a raw card for PWCC to submit and sell. So, Betsy, just to make things crystal clear please confirm unequivocally that no one who had an ownership in PWCC at the time were the PWCC clients you reference. You need not break your fake confidentiality to do so as I am not asking for a name, just a confirmation that the PWCC ownership isn't the mystery client. But before you respond please ask your attorney to brief you on the concept of a "declaration against interest"; may be useful information to have before answering. |
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So PSA specifically blesses this card knowing it's part of a live auction, then weeks later, Joe Orlando is just sitting around, or Reza, or whoever, and they think gee maybe we'd like to revisit that, let's reach out to Brent. Makes no sense to me.
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He quit messaging/threatening me after he bought a trimmed T206 and was trying to sell it as good. Guess he could no longer claim innocence after I sent him links to the auction listing that he bought it from that clearly listed it as trimmed. |
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however, in the end, the buyer of the card did get his money back and pwcc apparently is eating the entire purchase price of the card as they paid the consignor (who made $1300+ on the sale) and not asking for money back from the consignor so there is no real victim here as far as the pwcc auction.. |
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Since Joe is in a mood to write checks and Betsy and Brent are so keen on cleaning up the hobby, Joe might want to take a closer look at Brent's submission below that the DiMaggio was part of. Many of the cards bumped and before pics are posted on this thread...http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=234837 Brent and Betsy ought to be more careful whose cards they are submitting and then selling. :D
24692740 1911 D304 Brunners Bread Ty Cobb PSA 4.5 Sold by PWCC 12/6/15 24692741 1915 Cracker Jack #105 Joe Jackson PSA 3 Sold by PWCC 11/8/15 24692742 No Grade 24692743 No Grade 24692744 1933 Goudey #29 Jimmy Foxx PSA 5 No Record of Sale 24692745 1933 Goudey #149 Babe Ruth PSA 5.5 Sold by PWCC 10/6/15 24692746 1934 Goudey #61 Lou Gehrig PSA 5 Sold by PWCC 10/6/15 24692747 1935 National Chicle #34 Bronko Nagurski PSA 3.5 Sold by PWCC 10/18/15 24692748 1936 World Wide Gum #36 Joe DiMaggio PSA 7 Sold Privately by PWCC 24692749 1940 Play Ball #1 Joe DiMaggio PSA 5 Sold by PWCC 10/6/15 24692750 1940 Play Ball #27 Ted Williams PSA 6 Sold by PWCC 10/6/15 24692751 1941 Play Ball #14 Ted Williams PSA 6 Sold by PWCC 11/8/15 24692752 1941 Play Ball #71 Joe DiMaggio PSA 5 Sold by PWCC 11/8/15 24692753 No Grade 24692754 1957 Topps #95 Mickey Mantle PSA 8.5 Sold by PWCC 10/8/15 |
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I had to laugh thinking the consignor to REA asked Brent to shill it up... and ended up winning it.
A vicious circle |
Jake,
Why do you always got to dispute everyone on this site? You make yourself look like a complete idiot! Brad Pencil is one of the nicest guys in this hobby and he is not the con artist in this situation. Read the darn eBay messages, they can't be edited. What the hell is your problem? I just don't understand your MO on this site. You are always on it and post about every piece of nonsense there is. Don't you got anything to do in your life? Your show is getting stale, you are barking up the wrong tree all the freakin time!!! |
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+1000000000000 to the first sentences. |
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GTFOH defending some shady ebayer over a respected member of this board. |
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I seriously considered requesting a profile name change to "Archive" a while back during another dust up...then I figured Leon had to put up with enough crap, he didn't need my smart ass to deal with... Long live Archive... Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
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I'm sure PWCC won't be completely left holding the bag on this. A bump or two and a wink can easily make up 50k. Just need to make sure the card(s) involved aren't as easily identified from past sales!
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John, psa does not refund the submitter of a card anything for an incorrect grade. They will reimburse a subsequent buyer but not the original submitter. I know it seems odd but I have had this happen to me a couple times in the 25 years I have been dealing with psa. They thank you and give you back the grading fee but nothing for the card. You just get it back correctly graded and a refund of the grading fees. I have even experienced this within the last year. It is still their policy.
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So psa should be the one paying the buyer who overpaid due to psa,s mistake according to what we have been told.
Again, i think we have not been told the whole story or even necessarily the truth. |
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When i see comments about 'dont you have to do anything in your life' it sort of implies you dont have any real argument. You always appear to be in disputes with others on this board. |
Jake,
I hate to tell ya, you are NOT the judge and jury of this hobby! No one really gives a rats ass about what you think. It's just annoying as hell to constantly read your whining, especially about subjects that are none of your business. I understand you are a semi struggling lawyer, do you really think practicing "debate" on message boards is gonna help your career? It's not! It just makes you look like a jack ass. |
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So your post says the selling of your card in the PWCC auction is none of my business. Why post on here then, keep it private. What about the other posters on net54, is it their business or none of their business as well. I do notice you did not address my prior post at all in regards to its content You just attacked. Maybe you can say that I have no life again. (Some people would say people responding to my posts also may have no life) |
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(Some people would say people responding to my posts also may have no life)
Yet some others would say they have difficulty reading through grammar and punctuation errors. |
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Man, we have a very noteworthy event, a 50K card that PSA supposedly specifically blessed during a live auction after serious questions were raised about it being altered, the card now suddenly gets yanked from the registry, all sorts of questions remain about the supposed explanation from PWCC and the lack of other relevant information, and the thread degenerates into a name-calling and pissing contest.
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No offense but i dont think many net54 posters would be looking for you to endorse any of their posts... Lets get to issue in hand like Peter S. states... |
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If it really was sent in for a review, it was probably overnighted, PSA spent all of 3 minutes looking at it, then it was probably mailed back the same day. IDK, maybe your conspiracy theory is better than my logical explanation? |
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I agree with you David. So far, I feel PWCC has done the right things to make things as right as they can be. :) A lot of the other stuff seems to be guys whining over speculating and losing money. Just not a ton of sympathy out there for that. On the other hand, if fraud or lies are proven against anyone, things can change. But I spoke with PWCC quite some time ago about the card in question. If I recall correctly I told them, if it were me, I think the deal should be undone at the buyer's discretion. It has been and still the griping and conspiracies..oy vey..move onto the next speculation...
..And I think it's good it came off the pop report (if it did) and it's not in that holder any longer. That being said, to me it didn't look like any worse of a grade than I have seen on a daily basis. :) How is that for an underhanded compliment and back-stab in the same fell swoop? **of course PWCC is an advertiser but it's not like they are being protected, this is just my opinion so far.... Quote:
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PWCC never should have sold the card without full disclosure of its history of alteration/restoration. It's that simple. The card's history was a clearly material fact, known fully by Brent who personally was involved. How has PWCC done the right things here, Leon? Is a fraudulent omission a "right thing"?
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I think they sold a card without full disclosure but it was a graded card. They undid the deal or allowed it to be undone. That was the right thing to do, imo. And I am done as I stated my opinion already. Unless there is something different I will just give the Gorsuch stare. :)
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To beat the horse again, that it was graded does not excuse the absence of disclosure, particularly where Brent knew the grade was the result of alteration/restoration and that the card had been in a three grades lower holder previously. And I don't think we have the full story on post-sale events.
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I have seen in some auction houses that a card used to be a SGC7 and the card now is a PSA 6.......basically when its a positive thing for them to disclose.... |
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As an outsider, and hindsight being 20/20, I really don't understand why Brent didn't just kill the auction when he saw how much was being made of the grade, etc. Why chance having to eat that kind of money if things go bad, like they did. Especially if you compare your commission to the amount you may have to refund, it seems like a no-brainer. Brent should know that nothing ever gets by this board, there are way too many knowledgeable people on here. Also, I don't get why PWCC would post a couple of comments and in the second one state that this is the last time you're going to address this issue. It seems like a really big issue with potential fraud, and if you are just an innocent auction house, why not answer as many questions and be as transparent as you possibly can? Again, I'm new to this issue and these are just my 2 cents.
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It seems to me PWCC only did "the right thing" after Courtney blew the lid off of this issue. I truly believe PWCC would not have done ANYTHING if Courtney had not come on here. So, I won't give PWCC the "easy pass". We have similar threads/issues over their years where people were caught doing shady things and only did "the right thing" after getting called out on here. Mark |
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