Rr Auction

R and R has always seem a little shady to me even as far back as the mid to late 90's, when I first did business with them. Their prices seemed a little low on items that should have been fetching so many times more than they were and the converse was also true; low value items selling for a small fortune.

And the main thing that turned me off to them was the craploads of *** stars fully nude pictures (with autographs) and I doubt they were restricting the sales of these to those who were 18 and older. And as far as I can remember, around maybe 80% to 90% of their items are autographed photos; and autographed photos are, as any autograph collector should know, are the most suspect of near any autographed item you can find.

Anyways......I've opted not to deal with them anymore; I was hoping to put a high value item up for consignment but, I hear they take 40% right off the top. That's unacceptable any way you look at it when you can sell it for yourself, more safely, on more open markets, with more traffic for no less than 85% profit depending on how and where you sell.

Very poor if you are a seller! They have little to no organizational proceedures when turning in items to be sold, They had me stack all items in an area with other peoples items and warehouse is a mess with items stacked and scatered all over so you dont know what is being auctioned when. items are not evaluated for value even when they are told at time of consignment (they sold $500 worth of Scuba gear for $7.50).

Communication is only if you call them, and any unsold items are donated unless you are there to pick them up after the auction.

They charge 40% commission and charge $1.50 per item/lot even if items dont sell.

If you are a buyer you can get stuff cheap, but the seller losses.

RR Autograph Auctions sold me a Fake autograph...I recently submitted the Neil Armstrong signed Photograph , that they sold to me, to a authentication company called PSA DNA and they deemed it likely not authentic and refused to issue an authentication. They said the signature was A-Typical.

I contacted RR Auction and they offered to send it to PSA DNA themselves and they promised me that they could get the autograph authenticated. I told them that since PSA DNA already rejected the autograph then it is a fake and I wanted a refund. The only thing they offered me was for me to consign it in their next auction.

I wanted a refund but we were at an impasse and I will never buy from them ever again and I will not remain quiet about it. I will spread the word about this dishonesty.

Did I go to the wrong website or something?I just clicked link on this site to check out RR Auction's website.www.rrauction.com was gonna check out some graphs for my leisure time viewing this evening. Related: RR Auction needs to add a few members to the team clicked on past auctions.

searched for the rock band kiss which I like a lot. I saw many fakes. they were obvious fakes. I searched then for Andy Griffith, another favorite of mine.

I clicked on one, and again fake. saw where they had Howard McNear floyd the barber listed too as a past sale. that is a rare name. again it looked fake.

so out of the 3 names I clicked on, I struck out on all 3 seeing fakes mingled in with some good stuff. nothing against rr auctions personally. I just see them advertising on this site and assumed I was gonna see the real deal on their site? and what boggles my mind is the fake kiss autographs.

they have the most recognizable trade mark logo looking signatures of any rock band I know of. forged ones are usually pretty easy to spot because kiss is pretty consistent with their sigs. but these fake kiss sigs on rr auction r childish looking. the one Andy Griffith I looked at was a forgery, not even the common secretarial.

and the Howard McNear?

nothing like I've seen. and all of that in maybe w me surfing that site for 2 minutes.