Ripped off by a James Spence lifetime guarantee

[David Atkatz]

Originally Posted by Duluth Eskimo

I'm SO tired of the "I got robbed by an object that came with PSA or JSA authentication" line of shit. Oh, whoa is me and my 1927 Yankees ball. I thought you were so fucking smart and the only preeminent Ruth and Gehrig expert in the hobby. How did you ever make a mistake as you see everything like it's yesterday's news. It should have been a glaring red flag like all the other stuff you look at and act like everyone should know better when they ask about a Ruth signature opinion.

If you're referring to me, you don't know what the f**k you're talking about. From the very beginning I made it perfectly clear that I bought that baseball because I thought it was real, not because it had a Spence CoA.

Some people ask for my opinion because they think my opinion has some value. It may or it may not, but I always try to help, and I never belittle the person asking.

So, Jason, you can kiss my ass.

[Duluth Eskimo]

Originally Posted by David Atkatz

If you're referring to me, you don't know what the f**k you're talking about. From the very beginning I made it perfectly clear that I bought that baseball because I thought it was real, not because it had a Spence CoA.

Some people ask for my opinion because they think my opinion has some value. It may or it may not, but I always try to help, and I never belittle the person asking.

So, Jason, you can kiss my ass.

Exactly, meaning everyone is capable of making mistakes no matter how much you know or don't know. You make a comment as to blame a Spence letter for your mistake.

Many times your "help" has a lot of negative tones. It makes you sound like the ass you are. So, if you plan on helping help. If you want to here yourself grandstand, save it for one of your students that has to listen to your jibber jabber.

[cubsfan-budman]

This is ludicrous. The whole thread isnt about whether or not it's ok to make a mistake. This is about standing behind a guarantee that was part of the purchase price of a product that was bought.

The OP was getting screwed even though he had a "lifetime warranty" until he caused a ruckus...then suddenly he gets the service he deserved.

Case friggin closed.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by cubsfan-budman

This is ludicrous. The whole thread isnt about whether or not it's ok to make a mistake. This is about standing behind a guarantee that was part of the purchase price of a product that was bought.

The OP was getting screwed even though he had a "lifetime warranty" until he caused a ruckus...then suddenly he gets the service he deserved.

Case friggin closed.

+1

[David Atkatz]

Originally Posted by Duluth Eskimo

If you want to here yourself grandstand, save it for one of your students that has to listen to your jibber jabber.

Wow! Here's a little help for you, Jason. It's "hear yourself grandstand," and "one of your students who has to listen." And, referring to your previous post, it's "woe is me." ("Whoa" is what you say to a horse.)

Perhaps you should have paid a bit more attention to that jibber jabber in school.