I just hope for 5 things...
1. The new parent company operates with honesty/integrity, and without favoritism.
2. That current PSA Management (i.e. Sloan/Orlando) are given their walking papers, and are in no way involved with the new endeavor.
3. That the new company is competent at identifying alteration, and will make good on PSA’s fatal “mistakes” and mid-grades. Hopefully the customer is able to seek recourse under the new ownership, as opposed to being stiffed by PSA.
4. That the new company will not censor or ban its customers for voicing legitimate concerns.
5. That the new company will be able to provide significantly better turnaround times than the current PSA model.
Hopefully that isn’t asking too much.
|