Authenticity is Everything
9 Autographed Beatles LPs in Salt Lake Gallery Auction
Well there is a new player in the fake, forged Beatles autographed LPs scam - Salt Lake Gallery. They currently have 9 signed LPs up for auction on Live Auctioneers. Titles are Sgt Peppers, The Beatles, Abbey Road, Help, Rubber Soul, Beatles For Sale, Magical Mystery Tour, Let It Be and Introducing The Beatles. It’s really gotten out of control with all this crap being offered for sale as genuine signed items. Included here is 1 picture of a signed Lp as all have the same signatures. It would be great if the FBI could shutdown these scammers.
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Permalink Reply by Jim Cushman on
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In Paris...this would be known as "Le Crap"...
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Juice on
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They are selling via Live Auctioneers platform here: https://www.liveauctioneers.com/c/vinyl-records-cds-and-laser-discs...
Contact them at: info@saltlakegallery.com
They also have fake Hendrix, Stones, etc. albums - nothing even close to authentic.
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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Indeed. Pure garbage:
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Some of their work:
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Permalink Reply by Steve on
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They are so obviously signed in the same hand, how can nobody notice this? Other than us of course.
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Permalink Reply by fab432 on
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COA from RSA (Real Signature Authentication). I cannot make out the name of the individual who signed the COA - Frank ?. Website is www.rsa-auth.com
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If I put my name on this COA, I wouldn't want anyone to be able to read it either! Here's the response I got from Live Auctioneers when I told them Salt Lake Gallery is selling all these fakes:
Thank you very much for reaching out to us regarding your authenticity concerns involving Salt Lake Gallery.
As you might imagine, we take the integrity of the LiveAuctioneers platform extremely seriously and, so, investigate any report of fraudulent behavior. While we certainly cannot police all lots for accuracy, as there are millions of submissions of unique items, we have a zero fraud tolerance policy.
For more information about the item, you can also reach out to the auction house most easily through the "Ask a Question" link located within the auction listing.
Relatedly, we do have an "Exclude Auction House" feature for your search results, where you can permanently block lots from certain auction houses when you visit our site.
I understand this is likely not your core concern, but I wanted to mention it anyhow. Keep safe!
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That was my thinking as well after seeing it all. But I am still working on "the Cerile berome" mentioned. The term appears to have no meaning at all.
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