Crossover grading

[boneheadandrube]

Option 1 - Crossover Submission:
If company "B" has a huge backlog of orders to fill and its worker sees a stack of crossovers from company "A" in his ever filling inbox, he can make his day easier by just checking the "will not cross" box on his worksheet for 50% of them without even taking the time to look. Worker and manager know that they will likely be resubmitted raw at some point in future and they will be paid twice.

Option 2 - Raw Submission:
This worker from company "B" with the overflowing inbox can also check the "N5" box on his worksheet for 15% of raw cards so he can go to lunch earlier, there is no real explanation of N5 to the customer anyway. Worker and manager know that they will likely be resubmitted again at some point in future and they will be paid twice.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by boneheadandrube

Option 1 - Crossover Submission:
If company "B" has a huge backlog of orders to fill and its worker sees a stack of crossovers from company "A" in his ever filling inbox, he can make his day easier by just checking the "will not cross" box on his worksheet for 50% of them without even taking the time to look. Worker and manager know that they will likely be resubmitted raw at some point in future and they will be paid twice.

Option 2 - Raw Submission:
This worker from company "B" with the overflowing inbox can also check the "N5" box on his worksheet for 15% of raw cards so he can go to lunch earlier, there is no real explanation of N5 to the customer anyway. Worker and manager know that they will likely be resubmitted again at some point in future and they will be paid twice.

In that vein people have long suspected PSA of hammering cards in the hope that some will get resubmitted or reviewed, for more fees.