Re-registering Question

pebblyjack

I had a 2001 Topps Archives Autographs set on the registry. I am down to needing 11 cards, however I have not purchased one in more than a year. My set was removed from the registry due to that for inactivity. How do I re-register the set? Or, am I out of luck?

Thanks

Randy

mikeschmidt

<< <i>I had a 2001 Topps Archives Autographs set on the registry. I am down to needing 11 cards, however I have not purchased one in more than a year. My set was removed from the registry due to that for inactivity. How do I re-register the set? Or, am I out of luck?

Thanks

Randy >>



I'd e-mail them, Randy, and see what happens. BJ and Cosetta tend to be superstars of kindness. There may have been a business rule algorithm that simply assumed that you were no longer active. I cannot see any reason why they would be anything less than helpful.

M

pebblyjack

Thanks for the advice. They have always been extremely helpful in the past.

Randy

NickM

You don't need to reregister the set. It will still be in your set registry; it's just unpublished. When you add a new card to it, you can re-publish the set.

Nick

Dakillo

Possibly a similar situation: My set was retired and removed without my knowledge a couple of months ago.

When I posed the question of why and how that happened to PSA, I was told it was because I never responded to any of three emails asking to remove a sold card from my registered set.

Although the answer would have been satisfactory, it didn't apply because I have never sold any cards from my registered set. Either way, they reinstated my set with a warning to pay attention to their emails in the future.

pebblyjack

Cosetta saved the day again.

Thanks everyone for your help,

Randy

pebblyjack