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[WhenItWasAHobby]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

...... that his scans are not realistic depictions of the cards being offered but appear overly bright ......

I wear welder's goggles when I bid on his auctions.

[HRBAKER]

Did I miss anything?

[Sean]

Originally Posted by HRBAKER

Did I miss anything?

You missed a Brown Old Mill back that ended up selling for $51.

Oh wait, it wasn't you who missed it.

[Flintboy]

I have used Brent and his services on several auctions. He has always been straight forward and honest. To accuse him of misdeeds without any hard evidence is sorry. Just my 2 cents.....

[Kenny Cole]

I don't think its unfair in the least to ask for an explanation why there are substantially more people who bid and then retract their bids than in practically any other auction with the possible exception of one. What is unfair is the prolonged silence that is met when that question is asked. IMO, the lack of a response is very problematic.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Kenny there is no need for anyone to be accountable in the age of stuff trumps all. If someone, anyone, has a card on someone's want list in the right holder, it will sell -- possibly for a world record -- whether it's trimmed, otherwise altered, shilled up, whatever. And people will keep coming back for more of the same.

[slipk1068]

The cards are always very bright for sure, and I was under the impression that Brent was on the lookout for shill/retracted bids and policed his auctions to some extent. Thank you Peter for the insight. I will await a response.

D@v1d $h1p$ey

[cyseymour]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Kenny there is no need for anyone to be accountable in the age of stuff trumps all. If someone, anyone, has a card on someone's want list in the right holder, it will sell -- possibly for a world record -- whether it's trimmed, otherwise altered, shilled up, whatever. And people will keep coming back for more of the same.

If that's true, then why keep complaining about it?