Paid for 10 day grading. Now waiting at two months

[Exhibitman]

I wish I had a business where I could disappoint customers as a matter of course and still get more orders from them.

[Oscar_Stanage]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

I wish I had a business where I could disappoint customers as a matter of course and still get more orders from them.

I’m order to do that you just need to be 10 years ahead of the curve creating something that no one knew they needed (grades) and also provide something that collectors love that is so unique that no one else can offer it (the registry) and therefore completely own the market.

[prestigecollectibles]

I sent one card to PSA using their estimated 10 day regular $75 service. They received it on August 4th, entered August 7th and the grade posted today.

[raulus]

Originally Posted by Oscar_Stanage

I’m order to do that you just need to be 10 years ahead of the curve creating something that no one knew they needed (grades) and also provide something that collectors love that is so unique that no one else can offer it (the registry) and therefore completely own the market.

Don’t forget the part where stuff with your name on it routinely sells for a premium, particularly at the top end.

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

I wish I had a business where I could disappoint customers as a matter of course and still get more orders from them.

I wish I had a business where I didn't care about my customers at all and they would continue to give me money.

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

I wish I had a business where I could disappoint customers as a matter of course and still get more orders from them.

... than I can process on a timely basis.