Hertiage Auction :(

[CuriousGeorge]

No you have it right.

[bobbyw8469]

Im confused. Just send the package back already.

[bobbyw8469]

I understand you are holding the package hostage until you get your correct package, but IMHO that is a HORRIBLE stance to take. What guarantee does Heritage have that you will send the incorrect package back to them? Look at it from their point of view.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by CuriousGeorge

No you have it right.

So if I got it correct why is the peanut gallery attacking the OP who has done nothing wrong?

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by bnorth

So if I got it correct why is the peanut gallery attacking the OP who has done nothing wrong?

I believe he is holding the incorrect package hostage until he gets his correct package. Then, at his convenience, he will mail them their incorrect package back. When he can find time to get to the post office. 8 months from now.

[CuriousGeorge]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

I believe he is holding the incorrect package hostage until he gets his correct package. Then, at his convenience, he will mail them their incorrect package back. When he can find time to get to the post office. 8 months from now.

He only has time to post but not to put a label on the package and send it back so his nightmare could be over. He also says he is about to take vacation and I’m not sure I have ever seen someone who needs it more.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

I believe he is holding the incorrect package hostage until he gets his correct package. Then, at his convenience, he will mail them their incorrect package back. When he can find time to get to the post office. 8 months from now.

Heritage IS holding his PAID for item(s) hostage. They are 100% in the wrong IMHO. Why would the OP have to go out of his way to appease the morons who sent him the wrong package.

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Heritage IS holding his PAID for item(s) hostage. They are 100% in the wrong IMHO. Why would the OP have to go out of his way to appease the morons who sent him the wrong package.

Ben....I sadly disagree with you. If they were to immediately send him his package, what makes you think my scenario would not play out EXACTLY as I predicted??

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

Ben....I sadly disagree with you. If they were to immediately send him his package, what makes you think my scenario would not play out EXACTLY as I predicted??

To me your scenario is completely irrelevant. He has paid for his item(s) and there is absolutely no reason they should be holding them hostage. Who is to say Heritage will send him his items after he returns the package their incompetent employee sent him?

Either way I hope everyone ends up with their correct items. I am just confused by all the attacks on a innocent victim.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by bnorth

To me your scenario is completely irrelevant. He has paid for his item(s) and there is absolutely no reason they should be holding them hostage. Who is to say Heritage will send him his items after he returns the package their incompetent employee sent him?

Either way I hope everyone ends up with their correct items. I am just confused by all the attacks on a innocent victim.

Heritage is the largest AH in the world, it's not going to keep the guy's items. It just made a mistake in shipping. It's just like an ebay return, would you expect a seller to refund your money before you send the item back?

[CuriousGeorge]

Originally Posted by bnorth

To me your scenario is completely irrelevant. He has paid for his item(s) and there is absolutely no reason they should be holding them hostage. Who is to say Heritage will send him his items after he returns the package their incompetent employee sent him?

Either way I hope everyone ends up with their correct items. I am just confused by all the attacks on a innocent victim.

Ben, no one is saying Heritage isn’t wrong here. However it would take him minutes to resolve this, time which he claims he doesn’t have, yet he has the time to post multiple times on this thread. His item is $200 apparently, theirs is many multiples. I imagine if their conversations with him went anything like the conversation here, they decided they wanted their item back first. After skimming through the thread again I’m not sure I can blame them.

[LEHR]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Why would the OP have to go out of his way to appease the morons who sent him the wrong package.

Because people make mistakes and two wrongs do not make a right.

It’s a complete dick move that the OP isn’t trying to correct the situation ASAP.
Heritage is one of the top auction houses out there, I doubt they’re going to tarnish their reputation by screwing the OP out of his peanut winnings.

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by LEHR

Because people make mistakes and two wrongs do not make a right.

It’s a complete dick move that the OP isn’t trying to correct the situation ASAP.
Heritage is one of the top auction houses out there, I doubt they’re going to tarnish their reputation by screwing the OP out of his peanut winnings.

This!! Send the package back already and move on. That is SOMEONE ELSE'S WINNINGS you are holding on to!!! I can PROMISE you Heritage will send you your item.

[asphaltman]

It really doesn't seem that hard. You put the packing slip on the exact same package they sent to you. You're not having to repackage anything. Why go nuts over the fact you don't have your package yet? I have bought from Heritage fairly regularly over the years. They've always come through. They are certainly on the bottom end of auction houses I worry about.

You said you'll ship theirs back as your schedule permits...in other words, you'll get to it when you get to it. You were posting on this board in this thread yesterday from 130PM to after 930PM....is you're schedule really that busy you can't drop this off with FedEx?

[Sean]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

That is SOMEONE ELSE'S WINNINGS you are holding on to!!!

This is the reason that I can't be sympathetic to the OP's position.

[rats60]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

I believe he is holding the incorrect package hostage until he gets his correct package. Then, at his convenience, he will mail them their incorrect package back. When he can find time to get to the post office. 8 months from now.

My understanding from the OP is that he is wanting his cards sent at the same time. Is that really unreasonable?