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Complaint Review: Classic Collectibles LLC - Nationwide

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  • Reported By: RMM — Houston Texas
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  • Classic Collectibles LLC Nationwide USA

Classic Collectibles LLC Scam trying to sell people "misprint stamps" Nationwide

*UPDATE Employee ..inside information: Bad company? Bad people?

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Some guy Randy called me today saying we had talked 4 months ago and he had sent me some information.....none of which I remembered. Regardless, said we had spoke and at the time he didn't have an investment deal small enough for what I was looking for but just today one came across his desk. Starts telling me about misprint stamps that collectors go crazy for...yadda yadda yadda. He has something that just came out and it is 1920 1 cent George Washington Stamps that are missing the perforated edges. He has five sets total (two per set) and has already found buyers for 3 of them. Oh yeah and there are only 25 sets in the entrie world. I tell him I am not interested but he keeps going, then says he is prepared to fedex them to me with the certificates of authenticity....All I have to do is give him my credit card number and they only charge me if I don't send them back. $1,900 for each set and they appreciate in value 18% to 23% annually for the first three years and 9% to 12% (or something like it) for every year after. Gave me an expample of one his "long term clients" that bought a stamp for $750 then sold it 3 years later for $6,000. WOW...why isn't everyone in the stamp game??/ I told him no again and he then hung up on me.....Bad company, Bad People, and come to find out they used to be called Continental Collectibles. After researching these guys I found a few complaints same as the above, same pitch, same phone number just a slightly different name. 

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#1 UPDATE Employee ..inside information

Bad company? Bad people?

AUTHOR: Company spokesperson - (USA)

POSTED: Tuesday, July 14, 2015

RMM of Houston, TX, certainly has all the details which suggests that instead of hanging up on our caller, he engaged in conversation and fully processed the finer points.  Obviously, RMM knows nothing about the rare stamp market.  These things do happen!  By getting in on the ground level, some good luck and good guidance, RMM (or anyone else) could also see those types of returns.

Bad company?  Bad people?  Since RMM chose not to become our customer, he or she knows nothing about our company or our people.  Classic Collectibles did have a prior relationship with Continental Collectibles which ended contentiously.  Has RMM never heard of a business partnership that ended badly?  Is there a law against that?  Does it necessarily cast a shadow on any successor business?

It seems RMM has plenty of extra time to spend fully digesting an entire phone presentation and then writing it all down in the form of a scathing review . . . of a company he or she never even did business with.  "No, thanks" would have ended the phone call from Randy and RMM would never have had to give it another thought.

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