PSA sent wrong cards video

[Eric72]

This content creator has dozens of YouTube videos on his channel. In one of them, another submission reveal, he apparently received Pokemon cards from the grading company instead of his order.

In that one, the box had already been cut open before the video began.

I'm not saying anything regarding the veracity of his claims. However, it seems very unlikely (statistically speaking) this would happen to the same person twice.

[slidekellyslide]

That's close to $33,000 for those cards according the most recent sales of each on ebay. Someone at PSA should lose their job over this.

[Harford20]

Had a return package from PSA in the mailbox when I got home last night; almost hoped for a misdirected package (over the cards that I sent in over a year ago).

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by Harford20

Had a return package from PSA in the mailbox when I got home last night; almost hoped for a misdirected package (over the cards that I sent in over a year ago).

LOL!!! Funny stuff!

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

That's close to $33,000 for those cards according the most recent sales of each on ebay. Someone at PSA should lose their job over this.

potentially agree with that but shouldn't PSA have some type of process or safeguard to prevent things like that to happen especially higher value cards?

[Fred]

Originally Posted by Eric72

This content creator has dozens of YouTube videos on his channel. In one of them, another submission reveal, he apparently received Pokemon cards from the grading company instead of his order.

In that one, the box had already been cut open before the video began.

I'm not saying anything regarding the veracity of his claims. However, it seems very unlikely (statistically speaking) this would happen to the same person twice.

I could see how easy it could be to doubt the video creator, but then I thought perhaps he video'd the entire sequence (from the beginning this time) because of the previous experience. It's possible that PSA had to mass hire a lot of people after the covid experience. My guess is they're probably not hiring rocket scientist for the mail/sorting room. I've seen enough of the minimum wage work force that this doesn't surprise me very much.

Edited to add - It's probably not a bad idea to video the opening of all packages in this day and age.

[ullmandds]

has this video been proven to be fake????