Well, the seller's number is in the listing.
Maybe Chris should give him a ring? 
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Quoted from High_End_Pins:Do professionals restore playfields in the shower and pose games on beds?
Cross posted from MAACA. Well I guess that settles that!
Author: Menace
Post subject: Re: Collector Quality Joust pinball FS
Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2014 10:14 am
This will be my last post on this thread, but not without pointing out the above.
No more "lost in translation" or "I didn't know" excuses... Claude has known about Chris Hutchins and HEP as far back as 2011, and for him or anyone to claim otherwise is [u]laughable[/u]! Ignorance may be bliss, but for anyone to believe the [b]BS [/b](which by the way stands for *bullshit* in case anyone didn't already know) that has unfolded here and to have Claude and his supporters expect us to buy into that is just plan ignorant...
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Quoted from ALJO:.......and I dont have the time to be a detective on the "hated people" that movingpictures has, he likes to do this kind of thing to many members on the forums that I have seen with him as a member
Let's clarify: You are referring to the time my friend had made a deal for a game, and pat01 scooped it from him, only to list it one month later on MAACA for 3k+ profit because he already owned 2 Twilight Zones.
Claude, I was willing to give you the benefit of the doubt, but not anymore.
You belong with your buddy pat01 on the "Bad Grandpa" list 
Quoted from ALJO:Gotchya......
I know that the bad things I said about you on other forums is not true.
So, how did you feel about that one?
Oh yea, you sure got me there. Good one!
Quoted from QuarterGrabber:I looked on the other forums, what the hell is he talking about?
I have no idea.
Apparently he admits the "bad things" he said about me are not true.
Yet somehow I am both a liar AND he is able to read my thoughts.
Logic 101 right here; class dismissed !
Quoted from ALJO:you and Menace were on my back here and the other forums.
Menace isn't even a member of Pinside. I think you are still confused.
Quoted from ALJO:No you are not a liar, I was acting out on you to make you feel how I felt when I said that HEP was a mistake I made and you guys kept acusing me of trying to mislead others with false statements in my Ebay listing after I apologized.
anyway, I dont know you and you dont know me either, but acusing people of having bad intentions like that without being able to "read there thoughts" is not very wise.
I think you are still confused; I did not accuse you of anything.
I was merely reposting what Menace had said on MAACA.
Anyway, I hope you are calm now and the acting out is over.
I really have no way of knowing what your true intentions were nor do I care.
GLWS ! Wish I was closer !
Quoted from TigerLaw:So, serious question, what do you guys think the value of this machine is?
I think the auction will finish somewhere in the $4500 - $5500 range.
Unless a couple collectors get in a massive bidding war and cost is no issue.
Rare game that only someone with a lot of space and a big collection would buy.
Quoted from SirScott:How much for the baby?
Probably pretty cheap. I think he is running out of space.
Apparently he's got all kinds: 2 grown-ups, 2 teenagers, at least one baby, and several grand kids. 
Quoted from ALJO:No, not plain and simple.
I did'nt have the slightest memory of that post 3 years ago, and even if I would've remembered, HEP has always been High End Professional in my mind, with Chris Hutchkins or any other pinball high end restorer.
When I would see HEP pins for sale on Mr.Pinball, all these years, I thought the pins were restored by "a" HEP restorer.
Now that's plain and simple.....
I never had the intention to mislead anyone....
Interesting, but I have a couple questions for you if that is the case:
1) If you didn't know what HEP really meant, what was the point of using it in your auction listing and expecting anyone looking at the auction to know that you meant "High End Professional"?
2) If HEP means High End Professional, what makes you a professional in this regard?
3) If you don't have the time to read forums because you have many children and family is more important, what time do you have to become said professional?
Just curious !
Ok thanks for answering Claude.
Quoted from ALJO:If you've been into pinball for many years, what makes you think that you're not a professional Movingpictures?
I am a hobbyist.
The very definition of a professional confirms that:
(of a person) engaged in a specified activity as one's main paid occupation rather than as a pastime.
"a professional boxer"
synonyms: paid, salaried
"a professional rugby player"
Sounds like you are a hobbyist as well.
The term professional is reserved for someone like Christopher Hutchins of HEP. 
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