Problems with PSA

[Rookiemonster]

Not the same problem but PSA dropped the ball . I summited a few cards .
Modern 1991 stadium club Brett favre whitch came back fine . And a 1989
Ken Griffey Jr. Fleer glossy . (It came back a 9 but looks better then most 10s) now if you know this card it has a ton of issues and a 10 is close to 2000 and a9 is like 175 . So on close inspection of the card I seen little plastic particles SEALED IN WITH THE CARD . I spoke to PSA and they said send it back and
They would reholder it .
So I did , it came back within the time they said it would but....
The plastic pieces were still in it ! So after calling and complaining
They said send it back again ha hahahah . They also said I would get two free grades and reimbursement for shipping it has been over a year and I still
Have not sent it back .

[swarmee]

These are some reasons why I have my credit card email me when my card has been charged at PSA. I inspect the popped grades, and immediately have them hold shipment for mechanical errors. It slows me from getting my cards, but at least they're right when they get here.

[RobertC]

PSA finally shipped out my cards, but I'm still not too happy. First, I lost the Topps Milton Bradley checklist - it's now a Topps. I originally sent in Topps, OPC, Topps Venezuelan, and Topps Milton Bradley examples of the checklist, and it was easy to compare the backs, but I was expecting this after an email I received. The big problem is that out of the 6 cards I returned, with detailed pictures and explanations, 1 is still labeled WRONG. How hard is it to tell Topps from OPC? One says "printed in USA" and one says "printed in Canada". I originally bought the PSA membership to get a bunch of coins and pins graded, and I had been sending cards in when PSA had really good specials. Looks like I'm going to be using SGC a lot more in 2016 (about 3/4 of my collection is in SGC slabs).