Where are you Jason May...

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by 1952boyntoncollector

When a seller says 'i would of refunded but for your attitude' that means he wouldnt of refunded and is making up a fake excuse.

I 100% agree with this.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by bnorth

I 100% agree with this.

Please note that bnorth agreed with something i said. I will save this post for posterity.

[slidekellyslide]

I personally would never try to return something 2-3 years after a deal had been made. If you are dealing in autographs that you think you need an opinion from a professional the courteous thing to do is to do it right away when you receive the item so a return is much easier if it fails authentication.

[HOF Auto Rookies]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

I personally would never try to return something 2-3 years after a deal had been made. If you are dealing in autographs that you think you need an opinion from a professional the courteous thing to do is to do it right away when you receive the item so a return is much easier if it fails authentication.

I agree for the most part. He was so adamant they were authentic that I trusted him (like I always had before) and had no reason to send them in. They (JSA) happened to be in town so I thought it would be convenient to finally get them done, along with others. I thought he would be willing and easy to do a return with as I sure as hell would have in the same circumstances.

[oldjudge]

And BTW, I offer lifetime guarantees with ALL of my items if an autograph is proven to be bad. I have refunded a seller after a year no questions asked. There is no fine line limit like with a credit card.

Who's lifetime? What if the buyer lives longer than you--can he get a refund from your estate?

[Paul S]

oops wrong thread