JSA Story on Autographalert.com

[Exhibitman]

Yech! Makes card grading look good...

[FrankWakefield]

I think I've gathered in 2 things with a JSA sticker on it. One I thought was forged, one I thought was good. The stickers I considered worthless, I peeled them off and pitched them, along with the letters. I've never bought or traded for a Fro-Joy because I don't know enough about them to have enough confidence in buying one. And some folks might use that strategy when fooling with autographs. Thanks for posting this. Still, folks that have based their collection upon JSA certification won't be swayed... and this isn't a 'black eye', it's a fell knock out.

[srs1a]

The person who publishes autograph alert -- google his name -- Steve Koschal.

Very interesting indeed.

[Peter_Spaeth]

This quote seemed worth reproducing, from one of the websites that pops up on a google search.

"One look at his website and what he has for sale make Coaches Corner look like Sotheby's."

[D. Bergin]

Why is it the guys who are loudest about exposing these types of things, often end up being just as shady, if not more-so then the things they are exposing?

Is it narcissism, or a true pursuit of the greater good?

Tangled webs.........and all that.