Crim de la Crim Took my personal property for an auction to which I was to receive 35% of the sale proceeds. Never heard from then again after repeated calls. Martinsburg, West Virginia

When my father passed away in 2005 I had personal property that I chose to sell. I met a reputable coin dealer who bought my fathers collection. I explained to him I had another collection of big band era 78 rpm wax recordings. He suggested I contact  "Crim de la Crim" another local trader/auction buyer. I called and went down with boxes of recordings. I was given a receipt signed by the agent and counter signed by me. The agreement stipulated a 35% return on the sold/auctioned items after the items sold.

Since that time of the transaction we never heard from them again despite calls and inquiries over the years. I even left word to return my property if they were unable to sell same. Never a call returned.

They are not to be trusted or patronized.