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Having an issue with a comic book pressing company...
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Sent a good number of comics to be pressed by a well-known pressing company. Things were going great until I had to inquire about a Signature Series book that the pressing company owner said would be subbed under his account. That was fine, but communication started to get spotty as I had to constantly ask for status updates and tracking numbers after weeks of no information. 

On Sept. 7th, I asked whether the pressing company had received the book back from CGC. I received a response and a grade. Three weeks later, having been given no other information and routinely checking my PO box, I asked for a tracking number. I was then given a tracking number and dollar amounts for grading and postage. I promptly paid as soon as I received that email. 

After checking the post office box numerous times, I went back to the tracking number to see that it was shipped to the wrong address and had been received in another city. I discovered this on October 12th. I emailed and was told, the next day, that the owner had found the book, and it was being sent back. Since then, I have not been able to get a response for tracking number or whether the book was even received by the owner from the wrong address. I sent another email on the 25th of October and then on the 29th. Today, I sent another email asking for some confirmation. 

What is my recourse at this point? This book is a client's, and I am getting stressed out trying to get his expensive book back to him. 

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On 11/1/2021 at 4:19 PM, HyperGeeky said:

Sent a good number of comics to be pressed by a well-known pressing company. Things were going great until I had to inquire about a Signature Series book that the pressing company owner said would be subbed under his account. That was fine, but communication started to get spotty as I had to constantly ask for status updates and tracking numbers after weeks of no information. 

On Sept. 7th, I asked whether the pressing company had received the book back from CGC. I received a response and a grade. Three weeks later, having been given no other information and routinely checking my PO box, I asked for a tracking number. I was then given a tracking number and dollar amounts for grading and postage. I promptly paid as soon as I received that email. 

After checking the post office box numerous times, I went back to the tracking number to see that it was shipped to the wrong address and had been received in another city. I discovered this on October 12th. I emailed and was told, the next day, that the owner had found the book, and it was being sent back. Since then, I have not been able to get a response for tracking number or whether the book was even received by the owner from the wrong address. I sent another email on the 25th of October and then on the 29th. Today, I sent another email asking for some confirmation. 

What is my recourse at this point? This book is a client's, and I am getting stressed out trying to get his expensive book back to him. 

Sometimes mentioning the presser and sending them a link to the thread puts some fire under them.

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On 11/1/2021 at 9:57 PM, kav said:

Sometimes mentioning the presser and sending them a link to the thread puts some fire under them.

This. I would call them first. Email is fine until they ship a 5 or 6 figure book to the wrong address and then ignore you for weeks. If they don't take your call then I would blast them on every platform I could think of. If that doesn't work we might have a different definition of well known pressing company. 

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On 11/2/2021 at 8:36 AM, BigLeagueCHEW said:

Liefeld on your mind? hm

Eh, he has his charm.

I'm a Kieth fan, but more so for Kelley Jones, Chris Wagner, Dave Doorman, Adam and Andy Kubert, Den Beauvais, John Totleben, Arthur Suydam, Dale Keown, Stephen Platt ect

A LOT of talent passed through the 90's 

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On 11/2/2021 at 8:48 AM, Dr. Dank said:

Eh, he has his charm.

I'm a Kieth fan, but more so for Kelley Jones, Chris Wagner, Dave Doorman, Adam and Andy Kubert, Den Beauvais, John Totleben, Arthur Suydam, Dale Keown, Stephen Platt ect

A LOT of talent passed through the 90's 

Anything into the 90s I am done with. Still like Michael Turner's work, but the variant is done to death.

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