When you sell a card in your registry, please remove it from your registry

digicat · August 16, 2007 5:29AM

Nuff said.

pandrews · August 16, 2007 5:53AM

likewise, if someone forgets to remove a card from their registry, ask them politely.

rube26105 · August 16, 2007 6:03AM

be nice if the seller would do it beforehands,ive asked a guy nicley 5 times now, so nice with me done went out the window ,i cant get no response, so i put numbers in 5 diff #s in about 10 times a hour , every hour, hell get the pic sooner or later

cravetopps · August 16, 2007 6:21AM

Digicat, I assume you mean when you're actually paid for the card you sell, remove it. I have had requests to remove a card after an auction ends with no payment. Theoretically, you're not supposed to enter a card in the registry until you have it in your possession.

also, there have been times when the registered owner is not the current owner so don't assume the emails from collectors universe actually reach the person it is intended to reach.

digicat · August 16, 2007 6:40AM

<< <i>Digicat, I assume you mean when you're actually paid for the card you sell, remove it. >>

Yes, exactly.

digicat · August 16, 2007 6:44AM

<< <i>likewise, if someone forgets to remove a card from their registry, ask them politely. >>

Yes, been there, done that. I'm guessing the previous owner is on vacation and isn't checking their email, which is fine, but it leaves an OCD nutjob like me twitching as I see one card missing from my registry.

Ever watch "Monk"? Yeah, like that.

RipublicaninMass · August 16, 2007 6:59AM

<< <i>likewise, if someone forgets to remove a card from their registry, ask them politely. >>

By Politely do you mean with a flying knee>

I have been guilty once or twice of it myself. Especially if I have a card in duplicate and sell one, well it could be the one registered in my set.

Publius · August 16, 2007 7:22AM

This is kind of interesting, but when i buy cards off line from someone, I like them to keep the cards in their registry until I get them. Its kind of a cheap insurance. If the package gets lost, or stolen, and the thief tries to add them, or sold them to someone who tries to add them, it will come up as an email.

Im not sure if PSA would cooporate with the police for a stolen package and someone trying to add stolen cards to a registry, but I would hope they would.

If I buy something from ebay or auction, it should be removed from a registry after the auction closes.

.02

Joe

When you sell a card in your registry, please remove it from your registry

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