Advice on submitting a card to PSA.

[Jcosta19]

Originally Posted by Pat R

I believe the dates are from when the subs are logged in, they are holding some of the subs for two months before they even log them in.

The dates are when the order is logged in as received I believe (the date that shows up on your my order page).

The orders that take months to get processing are not $1000 fees. They are they value, bulk, quarterly specials.

He did say that his order isn't marked recieved yet so the clock hasn't started but if it arrived 10 days ago it should be marked recieved long before now.

I had an express card order that USPS delivered on the 10th and was marked recieved on the 10th.

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[rats60]

If you mark on the outside the service level, it will get entered quicker for higher service levels.

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by rats60

If you mark on the outside the service level, it will get entered quicker for higher service levels.

This is true. It's like paying for "Faster to the Fun" on a well known cruise ship. They are supposed to treat those subs better.

[chalupacollects]

Submit at the lower fee and hope they call to upgrade fee. However, if prices crash by the time you get it back - I'll buy it from you!

[Pat R]

Originally Posted by Jcosta19

The dates are when the order is logged in as received I believe (the date that shows up on your my order page).

The orders that take months to get processing are not $1000 fees. They are they value, bulk, quarterly specials.

He did say that his order isn't marked recieved yet so the clock hasn't started but if it arrived 10 days ago it should be marked recieved long before now.

I had an express card order that USPS delivered on the 10th and was marked recieved on the 10th.

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Yes but according to their chart they are at 40-50 days on the express so it's safe to log yours in but the walk-through they probably wait until they are ready to grade it to log it in.