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Old 06-08-2017, 01:21 AM
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I have known Lee for many years and I can say without reservation that he is one of the most honest, nicest guys in the hobby. He is also a bowling shoe expert.
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Old 06-08-2017, 08:09 AM
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LOL....I noticed that on his email.....I thought it was a joke though.
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Old 06-08-2017, 08:30 AM
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I believe he managed a bowling alley at one point, which would make you one of the most reliable and accurate of fellows, especially adept at getting the right item to the customer (such as a sanitized and correct bowling shoe size, or sporting memorabilia won). Different job, same dedication to making the customer happy.

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Lee is terrible. I once won an item Friday night, paid Saturday morning, and received the item on Monday. That requires some sort of witchcraft as any other house takes two weeks at least.

I kid. He's great. Been a year or more since I've bought from him as I've taken a couple hobby breaks here and there, but I honestly once received an item barely 48 hours after the auction ended that in itself is truly amazing. I can only assume he takes the same care and speed to pay his consignees. Nothing but great service in my several buying experiences.
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I have yet to receive a bowling shoe from Lee, at Sterling Auctions, but exemplary service is the norm. They pay out commissions and ship winnings faster than almost any auction house in business.

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I believe he managed a bowling alley at one point, which would make you one of the most reliable and accurate of fellows, especially adept at getting the right item to the customer (such as a sanitized and correct bowling shoe size, or sporting memorabilia won). Different job, same dedication to making the customer happy.

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You've received more than enough feedback to answer your question no doubt - but as another endorsement - I've used Lee/Sterling a few times and always had a positive experience. Quick payments, response times - exceeds expectations.

On a similar note - since he didn't plug his own, Al C. (Love Of The Game) is also in that same camp of exceeding expectations.
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Thanks for all the feedback....it is much appreciated.
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