Now that's customer service!
Great information as well.

John W


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From: Richard Halegua Comic Art <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, September 9, 2009 3:13:23 PM
Subject: [MOPO] Unbelievably Customer-Friendly Poster Business

today I got an email that I couldn't believe from Bruce
it seems they sold some Blue Brothers French posters that weren't up to snuff 
and researched every buyer - including myself - for years back.
I bought one in 2005 and they want to refund my moolah.

kudos Bruce. That is incredible customer service

Rich.. Bruce's letter below:

This is Bruce. We recently sold a French one-panel poster that had the 
distributor logo "Cine Poster" at the bottom, and after we sold the poster, we 
were notified by a leading French expert that this was a commercial poster, and 
not a theater poster. Apparently, this company has been making commercial 
versions of regular French theater posters for approximately 30 years. Unlike 
U.S. commercial posters, which are usually a different size and have some other 
differences from theatrical posters, these French commercial posters appear to 
be exactly the same as the French theatrical posters, with the sole exception 
of the "Cine Poster" logo.

So we cancelled that sale. But then it occurred to us that we may well have 
unknowingly sold other Cine Poster commercial posters in the past, so we spent 
a GREAT deal of time researching EVERY French poster we EVER sold, and we had 
to look at every single image, to see if the logo was on it, and we were able 
to determine that over the past 9 years we sold 42 of these (40 of them were 
one-panels, and two of them were the "medium" size French posters).

You purchased 1 of those 42 posters from us. 
The poster you won is (we give the date, the auction number, the title, and the 
closing price):
6/28/2005 7525607578 BLUES BROTHERS $16.50 

Since it did not sell for very much money, we want to offer you one of two 
options:

1) You can return it to us for a full refund, including shipping.

2) You can keep the poster, and we will give you a partial refund (just think 
what you would have paid for the poster had you known that it was a commercial 
poster, and if we agree you are being fair, we will refund you the difference).

Remember that the poster looks identical to the theatrical poster (except for 
the distributor logo "Cine Poster" at the bottom), and that it was made when 
the movie was first released (unless we identified as a re-release, and then it 
was made when the movie was re-released at that time). 

Of course, we are very sorry this occurred. It was something we did not know, 
and we are rather surprised that no one e-mailed over the past nine years to 
give us this information (we will now do all we can to spread this information 
throughout the hobby). As always, we do now have any "time limit" on correcting 
mistakes we made (in this case, we are correcting mistakes that go back as far 
as 9 years!), and our goal is to always make sure our customers are happy, and 
to correct every mistake we make in such a way that we turn an unhappy 
experience into a happy one!

Please let us know which of the above two options you would prefer. Thanks very 
much, and please accept my sincere apology for making this unknowing error.


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