After paying their dues, should hobbyists who committed fraud be allowed back ?

[jingram058]

❓ QUESTION ❓ In the card collecting, investing, grading, buying, selling world, how does someone get to be forgiven for whatever they have done? The overwhelming responses to OP question to this point say there is no forgiveness. Once found out, convicted or otherwise, you are not ever forgiven and carry the stigma for good.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by jingram058

❓ QUESTION ❓ In the card collecting, investing, grading, buying, selling world, how does someone get to be forgiven for whatever they have done? The overwhelming responses to OP question to this point say there is no forgiveness. Once found out, convicted or otherwise, you are not ever forgiven and carry the stigma for good.

Yes. If someone rips me off and cheats me, I do not forget it and then deal with them again.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by jingram058

❓ QUESTION ❓ In the card collecting, investing, grading, buying, selling world, how does someone get to be forgiven for whatever they have done? The overwhelming responses to OP question to this point say there is no forgiveness. Once found out, convicted or otherwise, you are not ever forgiven and carry the stigma for good.

As I said before, plenty of people who have been "found out" are in the upper echelons of the business, don't kind yourself. Including convicted criminals.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

As I said before, plenty of people who have been "found out" are in the upper echelons of the business, don't kind yourself. Including convicted criminals.

That’s impossible. There’s no way we’d all tolerate a bunch of fraudsters, scammers, criminals and dirtbags to run the auctions we trust. Surely you jest

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by G1911

That’s impossible. There’s no way we’d all tolerate a bunch of fraudsters, scammers, criminals and dirtbags to run the auctions we trust. Surely you jest

Only if they have cards we want. And I do not exempt myself.