STEVE ZARELLI Steve Zarelli Autograph Authentication "Experienced autograph collectors have known for a long time charity auctions are a minefield of bad autographs." Quoted of STEVE ZARELLI Ballston Spa New York
Steve Zarelli stated on his web site ; Quote "Experienced autograph collectors have known for a long time charity auctions are a minefield of bad autographs." ...........On selling items behalf of charities, including the Make A Wish Children's Charity Foundation ,American Cancer Society, Disabled American Veterans, Childrens Miracle Net work, The Jimmy Fund, MDA, Childrens cancer center..and others,according to this guy, should all be avoided because they a mine field of bad items. I say b**** to you Zarelli -I give to charity and charity auctions help people ....Quote "Experienced autograph collectors have known for a long time charity auctions are a minefield of bad autographs." -Steve Zarelli ..yeah ok meanie.......I Nearly lost my son to a blastoma . A charity benefit was put on by our home town. This benefit included an auction with items that were donated by generious local merchants. I am so greatful to those who supported my family.
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Alfred C gilbert
Flushing,New York,
STEVE ZARELLI HAS A COLD HEART WHEN IT COMES TO CHARITY AUCTIONS
#2Consumer Comment
Sat, December 27, 2014
Steve Zarelli has a very cold heart when it comes to charity auctions. His remarks about how we should avoid charity auctions because the things being sold are fake. Steve Zarelli is a very ignorant man because if he ever went to a charity auction then he would be out of his leaque . Many charity auctions that comprise of celebrity items are dress up affairs and those attending do not care at all about the items that are being auctioned off, they care about a night out,and making a difference with donations. Steve Zarelli could not compete in the charity auctions that I attend. Cher's gloves sold for $ 1500 and there was no real guaranty about authenticity and authenticity was not on that buyers list of concerns . A signed photograph of Marlo Thomas sold for $ 500 and it did not come with a certificate of Authenticity.
People like Zarelli are profit driven and only care about themselves.