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Originally Posted by TheORKINMan
You sent a message to MGA? He's repping Garza now.
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Thanks to this forum I found out about MGA and through him I was able to get Ale to even recognize that he owed me a commission from a payment I made years ago. But sadly MGA doesn't have absolute power over Ale, and it was by chance that I got Ale to draw the commission for me in the first place when I saw him posting up live notes on Facebook about drawing. That was over four months ago, and Ale never sent the commission out. I don't want to annoy MGA, so I wasn't about to harass him about Ale being a douche and not sending me the crappy art he drew. But after waiting this long I was forced to send MGA another email which he just forwards on to Ale and tells me "Keep me posted."
MGA has been nothing but kind to me, but Ale is just a total waste talent on a crappy human being, so I'm stuck until he gets his ---- together.
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Originally Posted by Edward-G
I've done this myself so I may be biased. But CAF is the first place that fans go to to check for original art and for commissions. Before a convention, part of my homework consists of looking up the work listed in the Artists Alley. Stories like this, IMO, are very useful to other collectors. You know whom to avoid.
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Before I knew of MGA I was seriously considering posting up a note about Ale just because he took $200 of my money and lied about it for years afterwards. But the state of comic art is in such decay when fans who have been screwed (like myself) are fearful of posting such news just because it might get back to the artist who could then get angrier and most definitely never complete your commission, possibly tell his/her friends about you and black list you, and turn an honest account of what happened into some fabricated story where the art fan community might question you as being a liar or not.
But maybe once this Ale thing finally comes to an end I'll post up a note about this problem for others to see on CAF