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10-06-2018, 08:12 AM
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I've seen that too many times with PSA slabs. They work well for standard size cards but they still have not been able to come up with other sizes that work. I recently won a graded card at a major AH where the slab was too big for the card. It was no fault of the AH or delivery service that the card moved like it did. Take a look at what happened to the bottom right corner of the card. In this case it didn't affect the grade since it was already a 1. But suppose this was a high graded card. Doesn't matter what the grade is, who wants to have a card displayed like that?
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10-06-2018, 02:34 PM
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Odd to me that neither PSA nor SGC will publicly comment on obvious debacles like this. Odd PR approach. I'm not suggesting they post on Net 54 every time someone is pissed off about their most recent submission, but for something like this you'd think they'd post and say we agree this is unacceptable, we don't know why it happened, we've contacted the owner and asked him to return at our expenses, etc., etc. Pretty obvious what any reasonable business would say. If I posted a picture of a lousy steak I bought at a national chain like local Ruths Chris or Mortons or the Outback on Twitter or Instagram I'm sure someone would respond within a few hours. The messages this sends to me loud and clear is the clearly these guys don't the proverbial flying fk what any of their customers think about their service.
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10-06-2018, 03:34 PM
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Just got this one back. PSA should've thrown in a free beach towel since the Mick is swimming so much...
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10-06-2018, 04:00 PM
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there are countless places to buy a steak. there are two choices - three if you count Beckett - to get cards graded. PSA and SGC don’t need to spend time publicly dealing with complaints, especially on message boards where they do not control the narrative. Odd PR? not at all.
Last edited by RedsFan1941; 10-06-2018 at 04:01 PM.
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10-06-2018, 06:50 PM
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As ugly as the picture looks, my friend was able to tap the cards into place and none was damaged.
As to Steve's point, I think Joe has chosen very wisely to stay off message boards, and to resolve issues privately when necessary. Why mess with incredible success?
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