(205) 945-7162

The Legacy Collection is a nation wide scam, I recently got a Led Zeppelin signed guitar from them and everything is fake.  The Appraisal company doesn't exist, and all of the phone numbers are dead ends.  These are bad people and do not get envovled with them.

You must be affiliated with the s***bags at "Legacy Collection"! They have never sold a REAL autograph in their life! You, sir, are a liar!!

You must be affiliated with the s***bags at "Legacy Collection"! They have never sold a REAL autograph in their life! You, sir, are a liar!!

Sent a guitar to PSA to be graded and they sent the item back as 100% NOT REAL! Tried to get a hold of the persons who graded the guitar originaly and could not. I PROMISE YOU THESE SIGNATURES ARE 100% FAKE ! ! !

I have bought over $10,000 worth of memorabila from this company over the past 5 years.  Everything always checked out.  All the items passed independent inspection and proved to be real.  Will continue to do business with them.

I have been doing business with these guys for years.  I have bought thousands of dollars and never had the first problem.  Maybe this is just the way they market.  Who knows?  I personaly have never lost a dime with them.

These signatures are not authentic.  Ebay will suspend your account for selling them.  Also look up the addresses of the COA companies.  I used google maps street view and found out the NYC address for one of the COA companies is a pizza joint.  Others are UPS stores or warehouses.  Non are real.  I had guitars sent to me 18 months ago that turned out to be fake.  i got my money back.  2 days ago 3 charges showed up from my bank account buying adverti*****ts is news papers from Kansas City, Oklahoma City and Key West guess what, they were for signed guitars.  They now have fraud complaints in all 3 cities and my home city.  This is a scam.

All of the above seems to be correct, however, the autographs being sold ARE authentic. The service has been terrific. In addition, I inquired about a futher discount on a purchase of multiple guitars and they were not willing to go down quite far enough for me to agree. I would think any scam artist would take whatever ***dreds they can get, not turn away an offer of that amount.

I found the ad listed in the local newspaper in the gift section. Was not listed in the advertising section of the paper. I called a local number, went to VM, then got a call back from Paul. Paul was in California, dead ***her passed away, working to sale items etc. His area code was 323 like those above. He did email me the website legacycollectiononine.com which took me to a crisp website. I was a little concerned when James said to ignore retail prices, I could get a guitar for $ 400. Then I came across this site with your information. Thanks for sharing. I knew it was to good to be true as well.

This number and 323-246-7000 are both listed on the site.I corresponded with the 323 number this past weeksame story.....although it was the '***her' that passed away....***mer..I knew it was too good to be true....and I am on the EastCoast !!!!

How do you know it is a scam and when they were shut down and for what?

Legacy Collection or legacycollectiononline.com DO NOT FALL FOR THIS!!!!!Domain was shut down in 2007Still out there and someone is using it to run a scam.Contact is:LEE SHACKELFORD323-337- 3292Give a story of a Dead Uncle trying to help out an Aunt to sell collectibles as unbelievable prices.  Too good to be true.Legacy Collection [[email protected]]Will personalize their email to you.  Ususally advertise in a local paper you call the local # and end up getting a call back from the West Coast 323-337-3292.  This # is advertised on their site...per search site was shut down, bears repeating, in 2007.Local # 205-945-7162.  Comes up as a LAN line.