Y'all,
Last night it was 6 months to the day since the first movie poster was sold
on MoviePosterBid. It's been fun and fascinating. During thatentire 6
months of 24/7 operationthe auction site has not hadonesecond
of down-time or one transaction which did not execute properly at the
Hey
John
quick
question is that Blue Bird Lobby on DVD or VHS?
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Movie MemorabiliaSent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 6:29
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Feedback Joke Avoid
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2004
I am selling an original release linen-backed three sheet (in wonderful
condition/linen-backed) for TOUCH OF EVIL -- Orson Welles' magnificent
film noir thriller from 1958. Also, an original release insert for
ANATOMY OF A MURDER (with the famous Saul Bass artwork of a
Hello from France,
I need your help to stop some Poster Thieves !! I sent via UPS, 3 weeks
ago, 8 Audrey Hepburn posters to a customer in California sent in a strong tube
(5 feet long). The customer received a box (about 30x20x10in) EMPTY INSIDE
UPS is still looking for my package, but I
Oct. 1, 2004
Motion Picture Arts Gallery has posted about twenty
newposters and lobby cardsin the last twenty fours hours with more
to come in the next day or so. Titles include:
20,000 YEARS IN SING SING insert
CHINA GIRL one sheet
TERROR BY NIGHT three sheet
TO CATCH A THIEF one sheet
Could this be a Customs issue?J R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dominique,
This is heart-breaking! Please sendto MOPOa complete condition description of each poster -- that will help in identifying them if they turn up for sale somewhere.
I'm sure everyone is saddened by your loss and wishes you
I think I can answer that: This auction was run by "Door-to-Door" auctions
-- one of those new services where people just hand over their stuff to them and
they auction it for them. A lot of people have questioned if these services can
provide the kind of expertise needed to properly
My guess would be they did not know what category to
list it in or accidently placed it in the repro
section.
Movielegends
--- Helmut Hamm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks original to me. The 3-D displays for 2001 not
only came in the
postcard size, but also as 11x14s and in app.
one-sheet
Dominique:
I find this very sad. Like Ed Flood mentionedI wonder if the
parcel was tampered with during transit through customs? Anyway, this is
very sad and upsetting when you are talking about rare posters and the one piece
being so rare it is one of a kind. These certainly could not be
SEE IF THE SALVAGE AREAS OF THE courior carrie/CARRIER
CAN FIND IT/
OFFER A REWARD >> CALL THE MAIN HEADQUARTERS AND GET INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS
INVIKVER
TRACE THE ENTIRE PATH
they can trace all the stops as the items are scanned!!
they must have it in a lost and FOUND
Prayers from TOLEDO
best,
Dear Dominique,
JR is correct. You must report this, if you haven't
already, to UPS. This was the trick Joe Hernandez used to send my posters back
to me. When you sent the posters, they were weighed in at a certain amount.
Supposedly when UPS takes a package with this high of insurance on
what is the advantages of a longer listing at ebay, if any?
i know a dealer in another category that does 3 day listings.
frankly, and i dont know why, i rarely add the 10 day listings to my WATCH LIST.
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Hey Guys,
These new operations are amazing. I went to dinner the other
evening and while driving home down Ventura Blvd. in my neck of the woods, I saw
4 of those stores along about a three mile trek, one of which was right next
door to the restaurant I was eating at. The windows were
Some of them *are* Mail Boxes Etc. or FedEx/Kinkos. The
latter is either doing it themselves or has a contract with a
company to do it. I've heard the radio spots, saying to just
take your stuff to any FedEx/Kinkos. I suspect others are
operating out of existing business locations, so they
Yesterday I posted a link to a page containing one of our auction images,
asking members if it was too dark. The responses I got were
inconclusive, and part of that might be because the original poster was
somewhat dark.
Here is a link to a new page with two new images, one with an image that is
In a message dated 10/1/2004 3:10:56 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Fed ex will not insure artwork though, so if they lose it you are
really screwed!!
I haven't found the above to be the case with
FedEx. How can a poster be called artwork in the definition that Fed
I use Fedex ground to ship framed movie posters. I insure regularly boxes
upwards of $10,000 and have never had a problem. I have had several
collectors and dealers telling me that they were told be Fedex that they did not
insure posters. That just isn't the case. I get posters shipped to
I've had that problem! Fed ex other shippers told me
they would not insure posters for more than the value
of paper...mere pennies. I got on the phone the main
office read me the policy. It was some what ambiguous,
but certainly gaveme pause.
I finally got around it last time by going to an
And congrats to YOU, J.R., for your vision, patience, hard work and tenacity!
We knew it would work.
There's a song thatbrings down the curtain onthe LeslieBricusse/Anthony Newley musical "The Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd." It starts...
"This, my friends, is only the
I feel horrible, Dominique. I've always been happy
with my purchases from you and you don't deserve this.
I pray the posters turn up. This topic has certainly
been food for thought.
Toochis
--- Tom Martin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SEE IF THE SALVAGE AREAS OF THE courior
carrie/CARRIER CAN
Great post Kirby. I have had an experience with Fedex that confirms
everything you said.
Regards
John
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