PWCC Scandal and LOTG announcement

[AGuinness]

Love three things in particular;
1. They thanked those who brought the scandal to light. No one else has, but the appreciation is deserved.
2. Squashing the “conservation” BS and calling it what it is, alterations.
3. Taking immediate steps to reassure customers and provide more transparency.

Amazing how the other statements so far have lacked any of these.


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[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by AGuinness

Love three things in particular;
1. They thanked those who brought the scandal to light. No one else has, but the appreciation is deserved.
2. Squashing the “conservation” BS and calling it what it is, alterations.
3. Taking immediate steps to reassure customers and provide more transparency.

Amazing how the other statements so far have lacked any of these.


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I have dealt with Al before. I buy from his auctions (although not as much as I should). He is a stand up guy.

[Bram99]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

I have dealt with Al before. I buy from his auctions (although not as much as I should). He is a stand up guy.

Add me to the list of former and future buyers from LOTG. I am now a bigger fan of this auction house than before the "scandal". I can't say that for the other two companies whose statements have been posted on this site.

[ValKehl]

Al C. is really good people, and LOTG is one of the very few auctions houses that I will leave max bids with and that I will consign to.

[Yankees1964]

Al runs the most stand up operation in the hobby. He has been listed in my will as the one to liquidate my collection for my family for years. He is the only auction house I trust. The majority of my high end cards were bought at shows and from houses like Al's. If anything, perhaps this unfortunate mess will get this back to being a hobby and get those that want to scam easy money moved on to another category or product.