Auction house shipping times - very interesting

[hcv123]

They emailed me (as stated) that they will be sending out overnight and apologized.

[bensie]

My first few Heritage orders were slow, but now that they've upgraded me to their "ship prior to receiving payment" option, they've been pretty fast.

[Topnotchsy]

Originally Posted by bensie

My first few Heritage orders were slow, but now that they've upgraded me to their "ship prior to receiving payment" option, they've been pretty fast.

I got a message like this on my winnings from this past auction. Will see how long it takes to receive.

[Topnotchsy]

Originally Posted by Topnotchsy

I got a message like this on my winnings from this past auction. Will see how long it takes to receive.

Winnings arrived today. One of the highlights...

[oldjudge]

I agree with Rich. I think Heritage is great.

[Rickyy]

Heritage sometimes takes longer...from my experience, within week to week and a half after payment... but it is always packed and shipped very carefully (as Peter said...with lots o peanuts). I'm okay with their time.

REA is fast... within one week I usually have it.

Love of the Game also very fast too...

Ricky Y

[mantlefan]

I paid my REA bill one day AFTER I received my winnings (over $10K).

I paid Heritage on April 21st (under $10K), was charged $58 for shipping 7 graded cards and received my items on May 19th. I grade them PSA 1 (poor). Their shipping dept. should be put to the lash.


PLUS: I go to sign in today on their site via PayPal and get this crap:





WTF?

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by mantlefan

I paid my REA bill one day AFTER I received my winnings (over $10K).

I paid Heritage on April 21st (under $10K), was charged $58 for shipping 7 graded cards and received my items on May 19th. I grade them PSA 1 (poor). Their shipping dept. should be put to the lash.


PLUS: I go to sign in today on their site via PayPal and get this crap:





WTF?

I don't mean no harm, but as a consignor I would be leery of someone sending out my items before receiving payment.

[oldjudge]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

I don't mean no harm, but as a consignor I would be leery of someone sending out my items before receiving payment.

Why? It's not your risk.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by oldjudge

Why? It's not your risk.

I agree. As a consignor if the AH wants to take liability for one of their customers payments i don't care. As long as they send my consignment check on time I am fine.