Is Mastro's website down?

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Posted By: Paul

Is it just me, or is everyone finding it impossible to get onto Mastro's website now, when it really counts?

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Posted By: Joe Jones

I cannot get on?

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Posted By: Frank Evanov

Yes..probably volume related.

Frank

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Posted By: Jeff Prizner

can't get on either, will be pissed if I miss out b/c of this!

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Posted By: Paul

Seems to be back up, but slow.

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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman

Pretty lame. Maybe next time they can charge 100 bucks for a catalogue and buy some more bandwith.

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Posted By: Anonymous

maybe everybody over there was busy working on last minute "art projects" in the back room

LMAO....this hobby/industry/smoke'n'mirrors show is turning into the gang that couldn't shoot straight.




edited to add some more of Jay's smiley face do-dads

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Posted By: David Smith

That was my thought also, Murcerfan. It will be real interesting to see if any cards are no longer for sale....

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Posted By: Dan Bretta

What time was this auction supposed to close? When I finally got on at 9:01 PM CDT it said it was closed. I tried to log in and that took about 2 minutes. Then I tried to look at my watched auctions and that took at least 2-3 minutes. I finally gave up after clicking on a category and my browser timed out.

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Posted By: James Feagin

I got pissed, took a shower to relax, came back, and we're up and fine again. Mastro is back on.

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Posted By: Steve Dawson

I was set to bid on an item at 8:57 CDT, but that's when the website went down. It closed at 9:00 CDT.


Steve

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Posted By: James Feagin

Steve,

I think that's one of the reasons the auction houses encourage you to place your initial bid well in advance of auction close.

James

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Posted By: Cat

I refer to 9PM CDT to 11PM CDT to the "extended drinking period" wherein Mastro is certain all bidders are sitting by their computers, bored out of their wits, consuming their adult beverage of choice - in turn assuring all bidders reach that crucial .08 to .12 BAC to maximize returns for consignors.



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