Whos grading these?

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

"over litigation may be the MAIN cause of most problems in the US..."

Yeah, if only clients would stop hiring those damn lawyers, most problems would go away!!

Pffft another ambulance chaser who went to a "fly by night law school."

[wonkaticket]

Yeah I've had some classic PMs from mister Fandango as well.....good times welcome to the club Jeff.

[HRBAKER]

Why do people constantly complain about what people post? Enough already!

Does anybody force you to read it?

Blah blah blahzy blah

Everybody hates lawyers until they need one.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Pffft another ambulance chaser who went to a "fly by night law school."

An ambulance chaser would be a step up for your kind.

Then you could compile civil actions into a class action.

[HRBAKER]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

An ambulance chaser would be a step up for your kind.

Then you could compile civil actions into a class action.

"One call, that's all!"

[joeadcock]

Scott

Not sure why this happens. If their call is usually right, mistakes expected, though not way off.

It would appear to be a hazard of use of grading companies. But of course a hazard/risk of anything we deal with. Most of my grades from SGC or PSA have seemed right on the mark.

In my field, it would be a person's risk/hazard of dealing with the medical industry. In the grading card case, you can try and get it corrected(asking for review/regrade), in medicine, sometimes cant fix it.

[HRBAKER]

I can understand mistakes, making them myself.

However I can't believe that the world's leading TPG company would have a single grader on even a bad day that could think that a VG-EX card could have a corner that looks like a mouse chewed it off or a big blob of paperloss that affects the image.

[joeadcock]

Originally Posted by HRBAKER

...I can't believe that the world's leading TPG company would have a single grader on even a bad day that could think that a VG-EX card could have a corner that looks like a mouse chewed it off or a big blob of paperloss that affects the image.

Jeff

Understood

[mark evans]

Originally Posted by HRBAKER

I can understand mistakes, making them myself.

However I can't believe that the world's leading TPG company would have a single grader on even a bad day that could think that a VG-EX card could have a corner that looks like a mouse chewed it off or a big blob of paperloss that affects the image.

Terrible grading, and I'm 64, wear glasses and have no training.

I'm convinced that TPGs are a benefit to the hobby, if only to facilitate non-personal transactions, but this shows they can be their own worst enemy. I don't know squat about business (MBA dropout) but grading companies should have at least two people looking at all cards in my view -- an initial grader and his supervisor who should review for egregious errors. There is no way these cards should have left the building.

And, I'll put in a word for lawyers, especially those in federal service. In 30 years I found the vast majority to be bright, hard-working folks trying to do the right thing.

Mark

[Cardboard Junkie]

Lawyers, I don't particularly care for them, but they have saved my A$$ a couple of times.

[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Pffft another ambulance chaser who went to a "fly by night law school."

There's more than one way to get a Harvard diploma

[RCMcKenzie]

www.ebay.com/itm/301002771208

Looks like I can become a lawyer for less than seven dollars. I hope no one shills me at the end...

[Bocabirdman]

Originally Posted by RCMcKenzie

www.ebay.com/itm/301002771208

Looks like I can become a lawyer for less than seven dollars. I hope no one shills me at the end...

$20.10 including shipping for the Buy It Now. Why don't we split it?

[frankbmd]

Originally Posted by Bocabirdman

$20.10 including shipping for the Buy It Now. Why don't we split it?

So you're looking for a "firm", eh?