Who looks at Hauls Of Shame website

[Brian Van Horn]

I end up looking at the site after posts here about the latest goings on either with the site operator or the hobby. Now, with the site's operator's current goings on.......

[Bob Lemke]

I don't look at the site because it is depressing . . . the pot calling the kettle black.

But I do have a question that nags at me: Who is funding this site, paying for Nash's research and time? And why?

[slidekellyslide]

It would worry me some if I had a large collection of 19th Century material...that seems to have been the era that thieves concentrated on when it was easy for them to walk out of the Hall of Fame library or the NYPL with it.

As for Hauls of Shame, I usually look at it once every few weeks. It's interesting to see what he "reports" on and what he ignores.

[Tabe]

I read the site regularly. I get an email every time Peter posts something new so I pretty much see everything on the site. I get that he's got a sketchy background as far as his own history. However, the stuff he covers seems to be pretty legit and accurate/honest.

[Duluth Eskimo]

Does anyone else smell something fishy here????

[rdwyer]

This article caught my attention. Both Pawn stars and Steve Grad (PSA) are mentioned.

SAY-HEY: Chumlee Was Right! Uni-Historian Says Pawn Stars Bought A Bogus Willie Mays Uniform & Then Sold It At Beverly Hills Auction For $20K

http://haulsofshame.com/blog/?p=35202

[ullmandds]

I peruse the site from time to time...it's funny to see what net54 characters are highlighted in the story of the week. It almost seems that if you talk sh$t about Peter nice you end up in his story!

[Sophiedog]

I like Hauls of Shame...Keeps us informed of the BS going on in the hobby