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08-03-2011, 05:28 PM
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I don't understand why a multi-multi million dollar company (that goes well beyond sports) would risk their reputation on something like this?
On a side note that has nothing to do with this. I heard a long time ago about a valuable consignor who kept feeding an auction house. One day, one of the items he consigned got a lot of flack and the auction house wanted to pull the item. The consignor was outraged and noted that if this was done, he would never consign with them again. They let the item fly to appease the consignor. DanC
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