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02-01-2017, 02:15 PM
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The question of "trustworthiness" is really an open -ended matter of opinion question. I don't think any TPA is deliberately not trustworthy but with the glaringly obvious mistakes that TPAs make I don't trust them any farther than i can throw them; but yet the market is such that many people will not buy an autograph without an LOA from JSA or PSA , whether they have written that LOA for a bad/forged/non-authentic autograph.
I find LOAs give a false sense of security to the buyer ...so trustworthiness is really a matter of opinion. 
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02-01-2017, 02:46 PM
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The best way to get an really genuine autograph is on a bank check (that has been cancelled by the bank) or a contract.
Even if you were to get an autograph from the person who got it personally, it could be secretarial or manager signed (or clubhouse) Research is recommended and always be VERY careful, one mistake can be VERY costly.
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