Wrong comic5516

Originally Posted by rickdod3
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Originally Posted by TheCollectorOfAll
The book submitted was Batman #612 the black and white variant and paid to have it signed by Jim Lee.

Who did you submit the book to in order to have it signed? Very easily could have been a submission mistake on their part.

Originally Posted by TheCollectorOfAll
The book submitted was Batman #612 the black and white variant and paid to have it signed by Jim Lee. I do have all the receipts but the one that was returned was Batman in Barcelona #1. Sorry I didn't clarify and no I wasn't making false claims. But I do see why it would appear like that with my angry ramble lol. I'm sorry but I think it's pretty easy to tell the difference between the #1 and #612. Calling them today to get this issue resolved. But this actually happens often?

Originally Posted by CopperAgeKids
In the past 30 days or so, there have been 2 or 3 other reports on this board from customers like yourself, who had orders shipped to the wrong address. They were all intercepted enroute to the incorrectly labeled address and rerouted to the customer with no other issues.

When a grading company ships out what is ostensibly thousands of orders every week, the laws of normal human error would put 1 out of a 1000 (arbitrary figure) packages as having a delivery issue. The handful of mislabeled packages were incorrectly labeled to an address in Nevada, which is probably a comic dealer who does a lot of business with CBCS.

Originally Posted by Thanatos
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Originally Posted by CopperAgeKids
In the past 30 days or so, there have been 2 or 3 other reports on this board from customers like yourself, who had orders shipped to the wrong address. They were all intercepted enroute to the incorrectly labeled address and rerouted to the customer with no other issues.

When a grading company ships out what is ostensibly thousands of orders every week, the laws of normal human error would put 1 out of a 1000 (arbitrary figure) packages as having a delivery issue. The handful of mislabeled packages were incorrectly labeled to an address in Nevada, which is probably a comic dealer who does a lot of business with CBCS.

Fake news.

They were not intercepted. Despite having contacted CBCS and having them change the address, my package made it all the way to Las Vegas before experiencing a delivery exception and being rerouted to my address. Despite changing the address, CBCS forgot to update the name of the recipient. I found this out when all the door tags they left were for someone other than myself and my phone calls to FedEx were met with questions because I was not showing up as the recipient. Other than the original response to change my address, CBCS failed to contact me despite MULTIPLE emails, phone calls and facebook messages. When my package was finally held at a FedEx location, I showed up with all my emails, door tags, a utility bill and tiger balm in case I needed to cry to get my package. Luckily the lady was super nice and let me sign for it (which is also pretty sketchy since my name was NOT on the box). Took a total of 14 days for me to receive my books, worth the $30 shipping CBCS charged me right? So to say there were "no other issues" is a pretty big understatement, the issues were enough to convince me not to do business with CBCS again.

I did contact the guy in Las Vegas just in case CBCS couldn't get the address changed and he is not a comic book dealer, he also hasn't done business with CBCS in quite awhile. Thought I'd clarify that.

Sorry to hear about your predicament OP, hope it gets figured out #soon