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Marc S.<<"This means that they can decertify any card at any time with a few simple key strokes."
That says volumes about PSA's business practices. When they make a mistake, they sweep it under the carpet as quickly as they can rather than stepping up to deal with it. It also means that any of your precious slabs can be decertified at the drop of a hat with you having no say in it. >>
I do not agree with how PSA has dealt with this - but what is the correct way? It seems like the seller/owner of this card wants to hold PSA hostage for hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars to correct this error. Yes - PSA made a major mistake, and it is one of dozens that they seem to consistently make on pre-war issues. But to have a seller try and extort a thousand dollars for a PSA 2 card in recompense? That's just wrong, too.