Beware of Beckett!

[bobbyw8469]

I repeat....the fault lies with Marx cards collecting money and not escrowing it to pay PSA. They HAD to have known that bill was going to come due. Instead, they chose to treat the money as their own personal piggybank. That was 100% on them. I do group subs here. Granted, not on the scale that they do. But the money I collect, is NOT spent on fancy dinners out. It is earmarked for PSA. Marx Cards sounds like a hack operation.

Originally Posted by Rich Klein

I think one of the confusing aspects was one of the vendors who used Marx Cards as their group submitter flew out to PSA and on his own dime paid (for a second time) to get those cards graded by PSA.

I'm not sure what the conclusion of this saga was but I do feel comfortable in saying everyone goofed up in this but PSA by not processing a payment ended up with collectors in a precarious position not of their own choice.

[sreader3]

PSA recently charged me upon order login for a $1K fee autograph encapsulation order.

They somehow differentiated autograph authentication from card grading.

The distinction did not make much sense to me.

So it is not just Beckett.

[Tabe]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

I repeat....the fault lies with Marx cards collecting money and not escrowing it to pay PSA. They HAD to have known that bill was going to come due. Instead, they chose to treat the money as their own personal piggybank. That was 100% on them. I do group subs here. Granted, not on the scale that they do. But the money I collect, is NOT spent on fancy dinners out. It is earmarked for PSA. Marx Cards sounds like a hack operation.

PSA has fault in this as well. They knew there were issues with Marx and continued to endorse them as a group submitter.