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Posted By: <b>David Davis</b><p>Rich Solis,<br />Sounds to me like a complicated way of saying that they are not liable for conflicting opinions, regarding the sale price of the item. I'm sure they would refund the authentication costs.<br /><br />Unlike them, however, it seems you are more in the business of either authenticating, or selling, things that PSA would object to from the get go.<br /><br />Do not put yourself in a league with PSA authenticators. Even with all of the problems they had with Daniels, etc., they are still a brand name, and have made changes to improve the quality of the work. <br /><br />When people such as myself can tell a forgery from an authentic item, then your days are numbered. Both in the sense of sales, and in having your name on the radar of several agencies of authority, who are probably now thinking that there is clearly a viable issue here, and the livelihoods of honest people to consider.<br /><br />With the number of defense lawyers that read this board, surely you will have no difficulty finding someone familiar with the issue, and sworn not to reveal the endless blather you will provide about knowingly selling fakes, but believing you were covering your backside the whole time.<br /><br />And just like that, you will receive updates on what is happening from your weekly visit and phone calls.