SGC what exactly is the Guarantee, nothing, they deffered me to FBI

[Bigdaddy]

If they won't guarantee a signature they authenticated, then what good is the flip?

Why not just put the sig/card in a toploader, tape it shut, and put either a big smiley face or frowny face sticker on it and call it a day? Save yourself the grading fee, postage both ways and the long wait.

Hey wait a minute, I think I might start selling these 'grade-the-card/sig yourself' kits to the collecting public. Mark it, this is my public disclosure and the basis of my patent application and business plan.

[Republicaninmass]

I believe the auction houses had reimbursed some buyers and were going to pursue sgc

[egbeachley]

Maybe I’m missing something. But is this any different than getting in a car accident? First you must attempt to get repairs paid for by the party at fault and then, if that fails, you run a claim through insurance.

[Republicaninmass]

Originally Posted by egbeachley

Maybe I’m missing something. But is this any different than getting in a car accident? First you must attempt to get repairs paid for by the party at fault and then, if that fails, you run a claim through insurance.

Did the party have a guaranty stated on the side of their car they'd pay if found 100% at fault?

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[egbeachley]

Originally Posted by Republicaninmass

Did the party have a guaranty stated on the side of their car they'd pay if found 100% at fault?

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I would say “Yes”. That’s what insurance is for. But you have to at least attempt remediation first. Heck, even with a credit card chargeback they ask if you attempted to get resolution first.

So don’t be an ass. It’s a legit question to the issue and completely unlike your grandstanding.

[Republicaninmass]

Originally Posted by egbeachley

I would say “Yes”. That’s what insurance is for. But you have to at least attempt remediation first. Heck, even with a credit card chargeback they ask if you attempted to get resolution first.



So don’t be an ass. It’s a legit question to the issue and completely unlike your grandstanding.

Just to poke a hole in your inane analogy, they asked me to go to the FBI, not the seller. Again I ask, grandstanding, on my soap box if you will

What is their guaranty, to which you seem to have no answer to add, just some internet wiseguy posturing

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[egbeachley]

Originally Posted by Republicaninmass

Just to poke a hole in your inane analogy, they asked me to go to the FBI, not the seller. Again I ask, grandstanding, on my soap box if you will

What is their guaranty, to which you seem to have no answer to add, just some internet wiseguy posturing

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I don’t know what their guaranty is? Maybe you will find out when it is time to make a claim after the evidence is documented. Then tell us.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Republicaninmass

Just to poke a hole in your inane analogy, they asked me to go to the FBI, not the seller. Again I ask, grandstanding, on my soap box if you will

What is their guaranty, to which you seem to have no answer to add, just some internet wiseguy posturing

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They could have told you to send it back and they could erase the ink for you.

[steve B]

Originally Posted by egbeachley

Maybe I’m missing something. But is this any different than getting in a car accident? First you must attempt to get repairs paid for by the party at fault and then, if that fails, you run a claim through insurance.

Around here, we have mandatory insurance, so you just get a police report(helps avoid fraudulent claims, helps, not prevents) And let the insurance companies sort it out.

If you don't think it's your fault, you can have a hearing.