Below is a recap of my dealings with Bricol Sports Auction. VERY UNPLEASANT

[perezfan]

I can empathize with him...

I used to consign lower-end items to Bricol (pieces that Lelands, Legendary, Hunts, etc would not bother with). They used to be a good outlet for that low-end type of merchandise.

But the prices realized started dwindling, and the payment time-lines started growing. It took multiple phone calls and emails to reach them (most of which were not answered). When I finally received my last consignment check (after a prolonged wait) I recall feeling a huge sense of releif. At that time, I decided to use ebay and the BST for my lower-end stuff.

With regard to autographs, Bricol used to require (and charged consignors for) accompanying Spence or PSA authentication. About 2 years ago (after an extended hiatus) they re-emerged with some questionable (CC type) signed items, and no authentication.

I believe what the above poster is saying. Others have logged past similar complaints in this forum. He was likely directed over here in his search for help/assistance in fighting this matter. The fact that it's his first post doesn't detract from the bad business practice that I believe he's trying to overcome. Hope he can get the help and justice that's warranted. Just my 2 cents...

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by perezfan

I can empathize with him...

I used to consign lower-end items to Bricol (pieces that Lelands, Legendary, Hunts, etc would not bother with). They used to be a good outlet for that low-end type of merchandise.

But the prices realized started dwindling, and the payment time-lines started growing. It took multiple phone calls and emails to reach them (most of which were not answered). When I finally received my last consignment check (after a prolonged wait) I recall feeling a huge sense of releif. At that time, I decided to use ebay and the BST for my lower-end stuff.

With regard to autographs, Bricol used to require (and charged consignors for) accompanying Spence or PSA authentication. About 2 years ago (after an extended hiatus) they re-emerged with some questionable (CC type) signed items, and no authentication.

I believe what the above poster is saying. Others have logged past similar complaints in this forum. He was likely directed over here in his search for help/assistance in fighting this matter. The fact that it's his first post doesn't detract from the bad business practice that I believe he's trying to overcome. Hope he can get the help and justice that's warranted. Just my 2 cents...

I have heard the Bricol horror stories before, there have been several threads here about them.
Like I said first post,,, always looked at by me with a little concern.

[David Atkatz]

You've heard Bricol horror stories before, you've read several threads about them, yet you question the IP's truthfulness, not once, but twice?

Makes perfect sense to me.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by David Atkatz

You've heard Bricol horror stories before, you've read several threads about them, yet you question the IP's truthfulness, not once, but twice?

Makes perfect sense to me.

me too