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[Runscott]

Originally Posted by jbhofmann

...They specialize in buying a player's "inventory". At least that's what I have gathered from observing.

I think you are correct in that observation. It's important to realize that some such players may not have the same integrity that some of us expect, meaning they might be signing documents stating that things are something that they are not, realizing that collectors of modern game-used items pretty much believe anything they want to believe.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Runscott

I think you are correct in that observation. It's important to realize that some such players may not have the same integrity that some of us expect, meaning they might be signing documents stating that things are something that they are not, realizing that collectors of modern game-used items pretty much believe anything they want to believe.

From my research on them it was not the player with integrity problems.

[Scott Garner]

They used to list items for sale in net54's BST every once in a while.
Twice I had an interest in items that they were selling and reached out via e-mail and PM through the forum. Both times I never received a response back, FWIW.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

They used to list items for sale in net54's BST every once in a while.
Twice I had an interest in items that they were selling and reached out via e-mail and PM through the forum. Both times I never received a response back, FWIW.

They wanted to advertise on the board and I said no.....I didn't feel they were a good fit.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by Leon

They wanted to advertise on the board and I said no.....I didn't feel they were a good fit.

They were broke?

There posts in the classifieds were a mess - I can't imagine what their ads would look like

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by bnorth

From my research on them it was not the player with integrity problems.

Players have been often involved in game-used memorabilia issues as well - the players are sometimes given a pile of blank form letters which they sign without there being any information on the letter about ANY item. This means they are relying on the seller to fill in the correct item and the correct information about the item. I think anyone who collects modern game-used knows about this. What makes it worse is that sometimes the players scribble is so poor that the seller writes in the wrong player name as well.