PWCC Auctions - Mystery Bid Post Auction?

[STL1944]

After several requests from PWCC asking for some sort of documentation showing bid history or why the "Congratulations! You've Won!" email along with requests for my PWCC "rep" to contact me, this is the email I received:

"Sorry for any concern caused. Sadly we have to honor the high bid. Please feel free to review our Marketplace Security page on our website to see the steps we have taken to secure our Auction. Please also feel free to reach out to Max and he will be happy to discuss this with you!

https://www.pwccmarketplace.com/marketplace-security

Robby Rittenhouse
PWCC Marketplace"


I have gone ahead and paid for the item given the low dollar amount and have requested that PWCC delete my account.

I am not alleging fraud in this case but I do not trust their platform and found the whole process suspect. I would not recommend buying from the auctions not matter how good of a "deal" it appears to be.



Just to make sure I am in compliance with forum guidelines, my real name is Jim McKinley.

[notfast]

Originally Posted by STL1944

After several requests from PWCC asking for some sort of documentation showing bid history or why the "Congratulations! You've Won!" email along with requests for my PWCC "rep" to contact me, this is the email I received:

"Sorry for any concern caused. Sadly we have to honor the high bid. Please feel free to review our Marketplace Security page on our website to see the steps we have taken to secure our Auction. Please also feel free to reach out to Max and he will be happy to discuss this with you!

https://www.pwccmarketplace.com/marketplace-security

Robby Rittenhouse
PWCC Marketplace"


I have gone ahead and paid for the item given the low dollar amount and have requested that PWCC delete my account.

I am not alleging fraud in this case but I do not trust their platform and found the whole process suspect. I would not recommend buying from the auctions not matter how good of a "deal" it appears to be.



Just to make sure I am in compliance with forum guidelines, my real name is Jim McKinley.

You received an email saying you won on an item you didn’t win?

[drcy]

There's nothing inherently wrong with alterations-- so long as they are disclosed.

That disclosure rule is absolute in all areas of collecting, including in areas where alterations (restoration, etc.) are common and accepted.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by drcy

There's nothing inherently wrong with alterations-- so long as they are disclosed.

That disclosure rule is absolute in all areas of collecting, including in areas where alterations (restoration, etc.) are common and accepted.

Funny how 99 percent of the time with cards, they aren't.