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Originally Posted by Snowman
Perhaps there's a crime hidden somewhere in this web of accusations, but investing in and promoting a market are not crimes, even if you own a company with a vested interest in that market.
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Investing in a market and promoting it are obviously completely legal.
What IS sketchy is publicly proclaiming policies and then not following them. Or lying about ownership of products. Or lying about association with other people. Or lying about the founders of a company. Especially when all of that information has implications toward the actual value of items being sold. If Heritage has - essentially - ownership in a grading company whose products they're selling but doesn't disclose it, that's a material fact being hidden in order to add/create value in the items they're selling. That seems to be, at the very least, highly unethical.