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John's Comments about Allstar Enterprises

I have run or worked with Charities and Foundations for years and recently stumbled across this post and I want to make a statement.....I was attending a friends charity (where these photos were taken in Nashville) because she had recommended Allstar Enterprises for auction consignment items to my charity and I wanted to see how she ran her event. The person taking these photos was in fact a COMPETITOR of Allstar's (and his name is NOT JOHN) and he is simply trying to damage Allstar's reputation. I usually do not get involved in such petty things, but I can tell you that I have since used this company and their reputation is excellent. It is a shame when others feel they have to make others look bad just to make themselves look better....it makes them look desperate and pathetic. I can tell you that once my friend in Nashville discovered WHO (JOHN!) posted these pictures she stated that she will NEVER use his company again and will share that with all her charity friends. SHAME ON YOU JOHN!

Kathy

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Permalink Reply by John on March 5, 2014 at 6:28am

I can't believe charities fall for the "All items come with a certificate of authenticity" Pitch .... Yes, they come with a COA from AllStar Enterprises! Because no one else will put their company's name on that cheap forged s***!

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Permalink Reply by Fuddjcal on March 5, 2014 at 7:10am

actually John, me thinks that many Fake "Charity" pitches like ALLFAKE Enterprises usually comes with the FDE Scam rubberstamp like AAU Drew Max, Christopher MoralASS, Donald Fryinpangiani, Ace is not the place, GFA, so on and so forth. ALL SCAMS LIKE THIS ONE!

My wife was a victim of a lousy Bernie Williams at a Charity Auction from "Amazing Memories" here in the Valley. Another one of these Charity SCAM fulfillment houses. They sold $8,000 that day and not a thing was real, but they were nicely framed (LOLOLOL)) How's that for an AMAZING MEMORY LOL

Jerks like this may have started out to help, but in the end, they are hammering the good name of the charity by selling their trash. The funny thing is when these business owners, whose business is a sham, try to hard sell people on bad things about authentication services, which I personally do not discount. HOWEVER, Their argument doesn't hold water because in the end, it's the autograph that stands alone, not the stupid paperwork...that's what's so funny about these idiots. The autographs are BRUTAL all by themselves with or with out a certificate. Boy people are STUUUUUUPPPID!~!!!!

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Permalink Reply by John on March 5, 2014 at 9:46am

It seems the reason companies Like Allstar Enterprises stay relevant in the "Charity Auction World," is because as you can see on their website and in the news interview for the Warrick Dunn Foundation they did, that they pitch that their items are the most affordable and other companies out there just rip you off with their prices. Well Allstar Enterprises, when your prices are so low that its "Too Good to Be True," like say a Paul McCartney Hand Signed Hoffer Bass with a minimum bid of $1500, it probably is. The companies out there that do provide the legit items to charity or retail cost them a significant amount more, because they have taken the proper steps to have them authenticated by say PSA, JSA, purchase them from a Steiner, TriStar, Upper Deck, GTSM, etc so their companies do not end up on sites like this showing their obvious low morality of ripping of charities and their donors and just how terrible of frauds they are ... Legit companies are looked at at being overpriced. Well the fact is they are more expensive due to the fact that they are actually real signatures that were purchased by the company from very reputable dealers, that took the time and money to have them authenticated by someone like JSA, PSA, etc or at signings where either the players hologram or the company's(Steiner, GTSM, etc) were placed on actual quality items, not some cheap replica $15 footballs that they took in the back of their warehouse and tried to forge them the best they could and then print out a piece of paper slapping their name on it with "Certificate of Authenticity" ... I would be ashamed to put my companies name that I worked so hard to build on something that is so fraudulent.