Is PSA now using AI to grade most cards?

[frankbmd]

Do any former PSA graders (but no longer PSA graders) have a non-compete provision linked to their employment? If not, why don't some of them show up here on the forum and answer our questions about their (PSA) procedures used while they were employed.

I know the forum is populated with many self-proclaimed experts, but hearing the evidence straight from the horse's mouth might be enlightening.

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by frankbmd

Do any former PSA graders (but no longer PSA graders) have a non-compete provision linked to their employment? If not, why don't some of them show up here on the forum and answer our questions about their (PSA) procedures used while they were employed.

I know the forum is populated with many self-proclaimed experts, but hearing the evidence straight from the horse's mouth might be enlightening.

They all are required to sign non-compete clauses.... even for the most mundane of positions. You won't get a lick of enlightenment or truth from any of PSA's former employees. A guy recently appeared on a YouTube video to share some very basic topics, and was immediate threatened by PSA, to shut up or face legal ramifications.

[Balticfox]

Originally Posted by perezfan

They all are required to sign non-compete clauses.... even for the most mundane of positions. You won't get a lick of enlightenment or truth from any of PSA's former employees. A guy recently appeared on a YouTube video to share some very basic topics, and was immediate threatened by PSA, to shut up or face legal ramifications.

Nothing but libel chill. CGC would be laughed at by the jurists in any jury trial. I mean "You're suing a former employee for what? Speaking the truth about his experiences? What is it that you're trying to hide?"

[Gorditadogg]

Originally Posted by Balticfox

Nothing but libel chill. CGC would be laughed at by the jurists in any jury trial. I mean "You're suing a former employee for what? Speaking the truth about his experiences? What is it that you're trying to hide?"

Ways for opportunists, e.g. fraudsters, to get good grades, I suppose.

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