American Memorabilia - Solicitation Practices

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  • sportscentury
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2005
    • 2008

    #16
    Re: American Memorabilia - Solicitation Practices

    Thanks for the additional feedback and information. I didn't realize that this practice was common among auction houses and companies. I have learned a lot and I thank everyone for their feedback.

    Reid
    Always looking for top NBA game worn items of superstar and Hall-of-Fame-caliber players (especially Kobe, LeBron, MJ, Curry and Durant). Also looking for game worn items of all players from special events (e.g., All Star Game, NBA Finals, milestone games, etc.). Please contact me at gameusedequip2@hotmail.com. Thank you.

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    • sportscentury
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2005
      • 2008

      #17
      Re: American Memorabilia - Solicitation Practices

      Dave,

      Thanks for the update and your insight. I very much enjoy reading your posts.

      Did you ever get a chance to respond to Rudy's question for you on the David Ortiz 2006 jersey thread? For your convenience, here is the link: http://www.gameuseduniverse.com/vb_f...ead.php?t=4448 ... I have learned a great deal from your insight and expertise and I look forward to reading more of your informative posts.

      As for AMI, some of us are close friends with Victor and his crew and some of us are not. Some of us have a financial stake in AMI's success, and some of us do not. Likewise, some of us are comfortable with their business practices, and some of us are not. I would bet that these three variables are highly correlated.

      Thanks again for sharing your conclusion about the status of this thread.

      Reid
      Always looking for top NBA game worn items of superstar and Hall-of-Fame-caliber players (especially Kobe, LeBron, MJ, Curry and Durant). Also looking for game worn items of all players from special events (e.g., All Star Game, NBA Finals, milestone games, etc.). Please contact me at gameusedequip2@hotmail.com. Thank you.

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      • trsent
        Banned
        • Nov 2005
        • 3739

        #18
        Re: American Memorabilia - Solicitation Practices

        Reid, it is an odd practice, but even if it is against the eBay rules, it is a practice that is done in this industry. People will end auctions, ask questions about buying, etc. through the eBay system because of the exposure it brings.

        I do not cry every time someone drives over the speed limit. It happens, and it is against the rules also.

        Does eBay approve? No, they hate losing sales commissions. Do they turn their other cheek on the practice? Yes, because some of the customers do spend good money and they don't want to lose their business.

        **COMMENT REMOVED***.

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        • CollectGU
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2005
          • 917

          #19
          Re: American Memorabilia - Solicitation Practices

          "Thanks again for sharing your conclusion about the status of this thread."

          Reid

          Reid,

          ***CONTENT REMOVED*** I have no financial interest in them, except that I will consign to them from time to time as well as Grey Flannel & Mastro, among others...I buy from all of them as well...Which auction houses do you do business with?

          Dave

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          • skipcareyisfat
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2005
            • 526

            #20
            Re: American Memorabilia - Solicitation Practices

            Peanuts! Cracker Jacks! Ice cold Millaaa!
            "The knowledge that this guy has in his head, some of you would never be able to comprehend."

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            • both-teams-played-hard
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2005
              • 2712

              #21
              What would Micheal Ray say?

              How's the team look this season?
              THE SHIP BE SINKING.
              How far is it going to sink?
              SKY'S THE LIMIT...

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              • ChrisCavalier
                Paid Users
                • Jan 1970
                • 1967

                #22
                Re: American Memorabilia - Solicitation Practices

                Hello Gentlemen,

                I know Eric is traveling today so I am going to make a post here. I am going to ask everyone to take a step back here and refrain from making posts that achieve very little beyond the personal challenges. This forum is intended to operate in a positive environment and I don't think this thread is achieving that goal. Here is the forum rule in case you have any questions:

                No Personal Attacks. Do not harass, belittle, threaten or “flame” another member. Do not call other members names, even in jest. You may dispute opinions and facts, but do so with facts and not by taking it to a personal level. This forum is intended to operate in a positive environment. Please help us achieve that goal.

                Please note that if posts that fall into the "personal attacks" category continue on this thread or any other, we reserve the right to enforce the forum policies outlined in the "Administration" section of the forum rules linked here:



                Sincerely,
                Christopher Cavalier
                CEO - Game Used Universe
                Christopher Cavalier
                Consignment Director - Heritage Auctions

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                • trsent
                  Banned
                  • Nov 2005
                  • 3739

                  #23
                  Re: American Memorabilia - Solicitation Practices

                  Originally posted by suave1477
                  TRSENT THAT IS CALLED HARASSMENT, SPEAKING OF WHICH TO HELP YOU OUT HERE IS THE MERIAM WEBSTERS DICTIONARY DEFINITION.

                  Harassment - 1 a : EXHAUST, FATIGUE b (1) : to annoy persistently (2) : to create an unpleasant or hostile situation for especially by uninvited and unwelcome verbal or physical conduct
                  Jason, I am sorry.

                  I do not want to harass you.

                  Please forgive me.

                  Then again, was it me about six months ago offered you a truce and you declined. Oh well, I tried to be a Mensch and you decided you'll hold a grudge because I wrote the truth.

                  I do not want you as a friend, I just thought being on better terms would have helped more.

                  Again, sorry, I do not want to harass you, but I will continue to post in treads where I see my input is useful.

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                  • Eric
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 1970
                    • 2848

                    #24
                    Re: American Memorabilia - Solicitation Practices

                    Well children, you've really done it this time. I just got into my hotel and spent the last half hour trying to clean up your mess. Everyone stop, you're making yourselves look like fools.

                    Hey, have a great day! I know I am!
                    Eric
                    Always looking for game used San Diego Chargers items...

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