Paging Ron Gergle...

boyhowdy

Hey Ron.

I was supportive last fall when you called to ask for help starting your coin business. I made some suggestions on marketing your
coins and you sounded receptive. To help you get started I agreed to send you a batch of my coins. I sent a complete G-VG+ set
of Barber dimes as well as a framed type set of US coins. A PCGS 62 1893 Barber dime was just one of the dozen high end Barber dimes
I sent to you. That 1897-O dime is a great one, eh? Not often you find an original XF-AU toned that nice. Also, the original luster on the 1827 dime
was nice too, eh?

I have had one communication from you since then. Remember in December when you said you had mailed my stuff back to me? I asked you to be sure and insure the
material and you assured me you had sent the package registered. Funny, no package, no communication and no coins. When I called you just now I asked what
you needed, what I have to do, to get my material returned. You hung up on me.

What do I have to do to get my material Ron?

Steve Teagan.

TURBO

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OldEastside

2 monthes, hmm OK I can see that

Steve

NotSure

THIS should be interesting. A hang-up? Something tells me the surface is merely getting scratched here, and there will be alot of 'digging' to do. Sounds like this is going to wind up with someone being paid a visit. Hope there are communications with agreements still in existence. Good luck, boyhowdy....sounds like you may be needing it, unfortunately.

Cameonut

The plot thickens. At least he still has a phone to answer.

NotSure

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And one to hang up on someone that was overly kind enough to help him out, with.

Barndog

<< <i>THIS should be interesting. A hang-up? Something tells me the surface is merely getting scratched here, and there will be alot of 'digging' to do. Sounds like this is going to wind up with someone being paid a visit. Hope there are communications with agreements still in existence. Good luck, boyhowdy....sounds like you may be needing it, unfortunately. >>



good luck indeed.

if someone scams "the wrong person", he will have to worry about every time he answers his front door, gets into the car, or otherwise goes out in public. Better to live right and treat others honestly

NotSure

if someone scams "the wrong person", he will have to worry about every time he answers his front door, gets into the car, or otherwise goes out in public. Better to live right and treat others honestly

Perfectly said...no truer words could be said, Barndog.

philographer

Poof!

jdimmick

If my memory serves me correct, I beleive he has already sold some of your coins back late last year!!

jdimmick

I hate that it happened, but I am sure glad to know, not too deal with him ever again, what a looser!! (Never would have guessed it with him, just goes to show you) people can scam you when you least expect it. I wonder what he did with all that inventory in coins he had about 4 years ago, must have been at least 150k worth. (I seen it, so i knew he had it at one time)

jim

BryceM

I hate this stuff. The OP is probably 100% correct, but let's all remember that there are two sides to every story. It's pretty easy to accuse people on a public forum.

The whole innocent until proven guilty thing becomes critically important when it's YOUR reputation on the line.

I'm curious to see which comes first, the poof or the facts.....

mrearlygold

Goldbully

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