Re: JO Sports.........
Just for the record, I have purchased two Bears gamers (an orange Tommie Harris and a blue Cedric Benson) that originated from JO Sports. I bought the Benson through GUU auction and the Harris from JO Sports, directly. Both jerseys were easily photomatched and just as described. Although the Benson went for significantly less than the other Benson jerseys on their site, the Harris was fairly pricey. I am VERY happy with both jerseys and although the Harris carried a premium, it's worth every penny to me.
I also want to credit JO Sports further for their customer service. I had commited to purchasing one of their 2007 Urlacher jerseys and had to back out due to a lack of funds. After communicating that to them, via email, I received a response that was friendly and supportive. While many dealers might have expressed frustration, JO Sports treated me with respect and dignity, despite the inconvenience I caused them.
I think there's plenty of room to compliment good sellers. It's unfortunate that people get cynical when collectors praise dealers for serving their customers. As far as I'm concerned, that's a sad commentary on the state of the hobby. I'd rather praise good, honest dealers until I'm blue in the face so companies like these succeed. Hopefully, small actions like this will go a long way toward prompting other dealers and auction houses to change to a more honest, customer friendly approach to business.
Just for the record, I have purchased two Bears gamers (an orange Tommie Harris and a blue Cedric Benson) that originated from JO Sports. I bought the Benson through GUU auction and the Harris from JO Sports, directly. Both jerseys were easily photomatched and just as described. Although the Benson went for significantly less than the other Benson jerseys on their site, the Harris was fairly pricey. I am VERY happy with both jerseys and although the Harris carried a premium, it's worth every penny to me.
I also want to credit JO Sports further for their customer service. I had commited to purchasing one of their 2007 Urlacher jerseys and had to back out due to a lack of funds. After communicating that to them, via email, I received a response that was friendly and supportive. While many dealers might have expressed frustration, JO Sports treated me with respect and dignity, despite the inconvenience I caused them.
I think there's plenty of room to compliment good sellers. It's unfortunate that people get cynical when collectors praise dealers for serving their customers. As far as I'm concerned, that's a sad commentary on the state of the hobby. I'd rather praise good, honest dealers until I'm blue in the face so companies like these succeed. Hopefully, small actions like this will go a long way toward prompting other dealers and auction houses to change to a more honest, customer friendly approach to business.
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