I did forget to mention you, Bruce... Sorry.. Mistake as you were the
inspiration for my disgruntled attitude... Your regular payments to our Paypal
account was what kept Heritage's lack of payments in the forefront of my mind.
Even though your company has done phenomenallywell -- an inspiration for any
ebay seller that yes, there is life after ebay -- Heritage gets more press
because of their huge glossy catalog and high dollar items...
But you've proven that reliability is more important than big glossies.
Reminds me of a producer I knew who accidentally started investing in coin
operated laundromats. He loved it. Said all those quarters were the easiest way
to rake in the money, and he didn't have to deal with whining actors and
residuals. All it took was a part time handyman to keep those machines running.
Quarters add up faster than big checks that never clear.
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From: Bruce Hershenson <brucehershen...@gmail.com>
To: Geraldine Kudaka <gkud...@rocketmail.com>
Cc: MoPo-L@listserv.american.edu
Sent: Wednesday, June 6, 2012 7:45 AM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Bruce vs Heritage inventory & auciton services
Thanks much! That is the huge advantage of having 26 people working here,
compared to just a handful (or just two) at many other places. And of course it
is not just your consignment, but all the ones we receive (which can be very
daunting, since we receive thousands of items per week, of all sizes, from all
countries, and from all years). This past Sunday we even added TOYS to our
Sunday lineup!
Our job is to make it EASY for collectors to dispose of unwanted items, and to
help them get more than they could if they sold them to a dealer. If they need
to have notarized lists of what they sent (complete with videos of them placing
the items into packages and taking them to the Post Office!) then we no longer
serve that function, and our consignors will go elsewhere.
Bruce
On Wed, Jun 6, 2012 at 12:12 AM, Geraldine Kudaka <gkud...@rocketmail.com>
wrote:
One point, which Sean inspired me to put into my email rebuttal -- is actually
a very important point which I didn't bring up earlier because it wasn't
relevant.
>
>The same day we shipped out this 2nd batch of 30-40 un-inventoried posters to
>Heritage, we also shipped a batch of the same 30-40 batch size to Bruce.
>
>We packed them at the same time, and took them both to be shipped, insured...
>of course.
>
>Bruce immediately responded by email, and we started getting sales reports &
>payments to our Paypal account.
>
>In fact, it was Bruce's regular payments that caused us to start questioning
>why we hadn't heard from Heritage.
>
>So here's to Bruce, for handling out 30-40 un-inventoried posters in a
>responsible, professional way.
>
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