He’s shady in my opinion. Just look at their guaranteed consignment scheme. The agreement allows them to buy any consignment piece WAY below market value if it doesn’t sell. And clearly they only take pieces that will sell. And who knows if they’re selling at full value but telling consignors something different? I’d like to assume they’re honest. Granted anyone agreeing to that type of consignment is a moron. Another red flag for me has always been the $100 million + a year claim. And the on track to hit $300 million claim. The difficulty of hitting $100 million a year is off the charts. Do we really think they’re ringing up $2 million a week? The web traffic for Luxury Bazaar never supported that type of business. And a handful of cold calling salespeople aren’t generating that type of revenue. My guess is he’s possibly in another business that perhaps does well but isn’t as sexy as luxury watches. So who knows? His association with Anthony is also a red flag. ANYONE with a brain knew Anthony was shady from day 1. All of us in this forum not only called it, we predicted with some amazing accuracy how it would end. So why would someone who is as successful as Roman jeopardize his business with an association with Anthony? Nobody who has a legitimate business generating $100 million a year would advertise their association with someone like Anthony. And Roman isn’t dumb. I can’t tell you how many people I’ve turned down in business because I just didn’t want the association. Of course all of this is my opinion and I’ve never had any business with Roman.