

Even your complaint doesn’t meet the definition of a scam. They can be wrong or imprecise without being deceptive.
But, I would go further and say you’ve misunderstood the activity of grading, which is signing that a given item aligns with a given rubric. In trading cards these rubrics are standardized (see TCGplayer.com grading system).
You’re free to disagree with a grading, free to not trust grades by given vendors. But it’s kinda silly to suggest grading as a concept is meaningless (especially if “meaning” can only exist with infinitely precision and accuracy).





How often are you switching channels these days??
It’s to search instead of using the on-screen keyboard via remote.