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Posted By: RayB

I've always liked PSA and the product. We have them partially to thank (along with eBay) for revolutionizing the hobby, bringing people back to the hobby and inspiring folks to organize what they do with the hobby in new and different ways.
The PSA Set Registry was a stroke of genius.
Although I eschew the competitive part of that; others have found it provocative and invigorating in their pursuits.
I personally like to use it for its checklisting capabilites, it's image hosting of my scans in the set, and it gives me access to viewing my own cards and sets of other good folks cards on the road; a place I spend a lot of time away from my cards.
My humble T-206 set is there which I love to share.

http://www.psacard.com/set_registry/display_cards.chtml?rsetid=33376&alltime=no&rank=37&tied=0&requesttimeout=9999

So I am, for one, happy to talk about what PSA is, and not what they are not.
It's all about the fun anyway.
RayB