CollectorsInternet Short Changes Wholesale Orders/Sends Counterfeit coins/Will not honor return policy ripoff Los Angeles California

Well, this sends up a red flag for three reasons: #1 The postal service has either lost or stolen some coins my wife and I returned to LittleCoin and Heritage - TWICE, yet you automatically seem to assume that CollectorsInternet is at fault.

#2 I don't think they are, because I've been buying their wholesale bulk lots for years now, and am always happy. Thousands of others must be also, because they've been online longer than any other major coin dealer. Why would any succesful dealer purposedly "under count" coins worth a couple of bucks when it would mean a lost customer and negatively biased comments before all the evidence is in?

#3 Some postal employees have been caught red-handed by cameras, taking boxes apart, taking coins and stamps out, and then resealing them, several times. It's been over a year now and you haven't followed-up. If they really "always" shorted you on coins, why didn't you file a fraud or insurance claim with the post office on those several "always" occasion instead of defaming them online? Defamation, by definition, is the posting of a statement which cannot be proven true, that may be harmful to the income of other people, whether they are well-known or not, and a Florida lady just won a $67 million judgment for similar comments.

If your lots were always "shy" a couple of coins then why did you keep ordering from them? Apparently you did, because "always" would mean that you have extensive experience with them. One quick check with William Kellogg and Sarah Miller at the Beverly Hills Coin Club reveals that "many of their members" shop at CollectorsInternet, and they haven't heard "not even ONE complaint against CollectorsInternet".

This is a follow-up to my Rip-Off report. I sent a registered letter to the company Vice President on the 12th of August. It arrived on the 14th to them in Los Angeles. They sent me a check for the full amount of $487.50, dated the 16th.