REA Pickups

[warrior1978]

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[Michael Peich]

I lost out on a few items but was extremely pleased to add this to my modest Cuban collection, and the first Dihigo card I've owned. El Maestro!

Stay well,
Mike

[3-2-count]

Nice additions everyone! Congrats to all winners!

My lone win -

[Jeff_cvc]

Originally Posted by 3-2-count

Nice additions everyone! Congrats to all winners!

My lone win -

If you’re going to have a lone win, it might as well be this gorgeous piece of cardboard!

[Seven]

Originally Posted by warrior1978

I am not into autographs and I am very skeptical of forgeries. With that said, I'm happy with this pickup. I questioned them on what I thought was an obscene shipping charge on the invoice and waiting to hear back.

Beat me on this one! I could only imagine what they're trying to charge you for shipping. Had I won this, I was going to call them to see if I could pick it up in person considering the drive to Chester, NJ is not too far away for me.

[warrior1978]

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[Kidnapped18]

I was able to pickup my first T206!

[CW]

Originally Posted by Kidnapped18

I was able to pickup my first T206!

Nice! Watch out, though -- I've heard once you get your first one there's no turning back.

[spacktrack]

Originally Posted by warrior1978

The invoice says $290 for shipping/insurance for a framed 45" x 25" poster. They have not responded to my Monday email yet so tomorrow it is a phone call.

You're welcome to call tomorrow, but please check your email first because you received a response within one hour and fourteen minutes of your original email.

Brian

[warrior1978]

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[Rhotchkiss]

Originally Posted by spacktrack

You're welcome to call tomorrow, but please check your email first because you received a response within one hour and fourteen minutes of your original email.

Brian

Brian, there is no excuse for the extra 14 minutes- one hour is max for a reply the day after a massive auction ends

REA, hands down, has the best customer service in the biz, and Brian and the whole crew at REA are class acts. I am sure it will all work out. Great auction Brian.

[vthobby]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

Brian, there is no excuse for the extra 14 minutes- one hour is max for a reply the day after a massive auction ends

REA, hands down, has the best customer service is the biz, and Brian and the whole crew at REA are class acts. I am sure it will all work out. Great auction Brian.

Hands down......as a regular consignor and longtime buyer, I agree REA is top notch. Dean and Brian have always treated me with nothing but absolute respect and honesty.

Yes there are other good auction houses but REA is one of the BEST.

Peace, Mike

[Mark17]

Originally Posted by vtgmsc

Hands down......as a regular consignor and longtime buyer, I agree REA is top notch. Dean and Brian have always treated me with nothing but absolute respect and honesty.

Yes there are other good auction houses but REA is one of the BEST.

Peace, Mike

+1.

Shipping and insurance on my GU jersey was just $10.00. And their customer service (and museum quality catalogs) are wonderful. Very good people to deal with.

[edhans]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

REA, hands down, has the best customer service in the biz, and Brian and the whole crew at REA are class acts. I am sure it will all work out. Great auction Brian.

+1. Brian's the kind of guy you hope your daughter marries.

[68Hawk]

I can't top the Brian love posts though he's as swell a guy as you'd want to deal with in the industry, but I can refer to shipping costs on framed items.
I had to send a framed item through the mail UPS and it cost me $270 a few months back including the insurance....so your estimate was not far from the mark.
REA don't do sly, so when they tell you something about their service you can take it to the bank!