PSA Phil Collins signed album fake or am I missing something?

I am in the market for a signed Phil Collins album for my son on his birthday in January. I've seen some pretty bad forgeries, and some good stuff on the market. My question is this- on amazon there was a Hello I Must Be Going album I want that is PSA stamped and certified going for 260ish. There isn't a picture of the COA itself on there, but I figure I would just look up the register on PSAs website...before I got to do that, I noticed the exact same PSA album for 315 sold by a different company. Still without any COA pictures. These two companies could be owned by the same people but...why would one price be different than the other? Am I missing something? I can't seem to use PSAs website on my mobile. Any ideas on what that's about? Am I just missing something here? I'm not able to access PSAs site, so does this album really exist? Is it registered? And who really owns it? Press Pass or Hollywood Collectables?

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Permalink Reply by RD on November 29, 2013 at 8:27pm

Funny enough I just received this from presspass on eBay. If it seems good to you I think ill go ahead onit. seems wrong to offer the same piece from a different company for MORE than another if this is really the case though.

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Permalink Reply by RD on November 29, 2013 at 8:02pm

Thanks for the info fellas. I'm really biting at the bit for that album so I'm trying to ensure it really exists and isn't some scam. I didn't know multiple companies could own a single auto. I messaged press pass because its up on eBay as well. But that was some 24 hours ago and still no response. Should I go for it? I asked to see PASs letter but of course no response....