Banned from PSACARD.com

[mintacular]

I think the bans just pertain from posting on message boards. Be careful what you say they it is very restrictive .

[perezfan]

It's like the Twilight Zone episode with Billy Mumy…

You'd better say nice things to me... It's good that PSA grades altered cards. It's good that PSA turns a blind eye.

Either think good thoughts, or get wished into the Cornfield. Sorry you got "shucked" by PSA.

[Rhotchkiss]

PSA really is a special kind of outfit.

This looks like good material for an article......

[Tabe]

Are people really surprised that a company bans people for bringing up negative stories about them on their own forum? Particularly ones that might have legal repercussions for that company?

[Goudey77]

Sounds like they did you a favor

[rdwyer]

Are you banned from submissions also? Can't believe they would do that.

[BeanTown]

PSA is a horrible company and I hope a new grading company will take their place being the go to company to use.

[Arsenal83]

If I can't log into my PSA account, then I can't submit anymore.

Originally Posted by rdwyer

Are you banned from submissions also? Can't believe they would do that.

[Republicaninmass]

Originally Posted by rdwyer

Are you banned from submissions also? Can't believe they would do that.

Funny the apparently wont/wouldn't ban known card doctors, but would ban you for speaking out

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by Tabe

Are people really surprised that a company bans people for bringing up negative stories about them on their own forum? Particularly ones that might have legal repercussions for that company?

I continue to be surprised and disappointed.

The fact that they are covering up giant chunks of key information could easily come back to bite them. In the eyes of law enforcement, the legal repercussions of banning, censorship and cover-ups could easily outweigh anything that might result from letting their customers rationally and non-offensively share their concerns.

[Tabe]

Originally Posted by perezfan

I continue to be surprised and disappointed.

The fact that they are covering up giant chunks of key information could easily come back to bite them. In the eyes of law enforcement, the legal repercussions of banning, censorship and cover-ups could easily outweigh anything that might result from letting their customers rationally and non-offensively share their concerns.

"In the eyes of law enforcement"? What? Deleting posts and banning people from a forum they own will have no legal repercussions whatsoever. They own the forum. They can do whatever they want.