Latest Media Coverage On PWCC and Scandal

[bnorth]

Oh Jeffrey is hilarious. Lichtman said. “While there are questions of what constitutes an improper alteration,

LOL, may all of his cards have proper alterations.

[BeanTown]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Oh Jeffrey is hilarious. Lichtman said. “While there are questions of what constitutes an improper alteration,

LOL, may all of his cards have proper alterations.

Jeffrey is looking out for us

[CuriousGeorge]

You need this guy to protect you:

https://www.warshawlaw.net/

Perhaps someone can tell him having a picture of himself, no matter how gruesome that may be, might help a bit. And hiring an employee probably wouldn’t hurt either.

[Leon]

I have used Adam for some basic contract stuff and he did an outstanding job for me.

As for the article, the reporter called me yesterday (or the day before) too but I wasn't home. National coverage is good .

Originally Posted by CuriousGeorge

You need this guy to protect you:

https://www.warshawlaw.net/

Perhaps someone can tell him having a picture of himself, no matter how gruesome that may be, might help a bit. And hiring an employee probably wouldn’t hurt either.

[CuriousGeorge]

I hope you didn’t pay too much because from the looks of that website you shouldn’t of had to.

Originally Posted by Leon

I have used Adam for some basic contract stuff and he did an outstanding job for me.

As for the article, the reporter called me yesterday (or the day before) too but I wasn't home. National coverage is good .

[bounce]

"problematic ones are in the hundreds"

I'll take the over on that one - the WAAAAAAAAY over

"refunds have been given to hundreds"

Oh, so I guess we're almost done then? not even close

[griffon512]

Is the best way to combat card fraud for the benefit of the hobby minimizing the pervasiveness of it despite knowing better?

"PWCC has sold hundreds of thousands of cards and the problematic ones are in the hundreds — or less than 1%.”

[vintagetoppsguy]

Originally Posted by CuriousGeorge

I hope you didn’t pay too much because from the looks of that website you shouldn’t of had to.

Are you a website expert? What do you think of this one?

https://www.plushcare.com/blog/free-...new-york-city/

[CuriousGeorge]

It looks like it was created by a guy making about $45K/year.

Originally Posted by vintagetoppsguy

Are you a website expert? What do you think of this one?

https://www.plushcare.com/blog/free-...new-york-city/

[griffon512]

I'm curious Steven if you agree with your brother's statement:

"PWCC has sold hundreds of thousands of cards and the problematic ones are in the hundreds — or less than 1%.”

If not, how is this consistent with your presumption that his primary intention in getting involved is doing what is best for the hobby? I'm also curious if you think he believes his own statement?

[BeanTown]

Originally Posted by Leon

I have used Adam for some basic contract stuff and he did an outstanding job for me.

As for the article, the reporter called me yesterday (or the day before) too but I wasn't home. National coverage is good .

Agreed, Adam is outstanding for his area of expertise and he is great for the hobby educating collectors about exhibit cards from the many books he has published. Not sure why anyone would be negative toward him unless its a deflection from the current thread topic of the FBI/PWCC/TPG Article.

I thought the article was well written, but only a small sample size of whats going on.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by CuriousGeorge

You need this guy to protect you:

https://www.warshawlaw.net/

Perhaps someone can tell him having a picture of himself, no matter how gruesome that may be, might help a bit. And hiring an employee probably wouldn’t hurt either.

I am sure I could afford to hire Adam, probably couldn't afford to hire you.