Seller gone crazy or crazy gone seller?
- Thread starter Spirit Of Mew
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he probably thinks that the gold sparkle on his cards is actually wafer thin gold...
vilebaseball = Internet Tough Guy
Pokebeach is serious business, gaiz. Srsly. Lets belittle the intelligence of others when said person's intelligence is in question.
Sarah, just ignore that tool, he's starving for attention since he can't get any attention (or a girlfriend because no girl would even want to be with such an elitist pig.) IRL.
Pokebeach is serious business, gaiz. Srsly. Lets belittle the intelligence of others when said person's intelligence is in question.
Sarah, just ignore that tool, he's starving for attention since he can't get any attention (or a girlfriend because no girl would even want to be with such an elitist pig.) IRL.
I just looked and it's only 100% because he bought all of them apart from 1 where he sold it.
I bet he asked his tennage son how much the cards cost and then his son just lied so he would leave him alone.
He says his collection from the past 5 years but he has base set whick is like more than 5 years ago.
Pandamore said:
"person" is not your "own saying". It's actually a term that many groups, including the Special Olympics, have attempted to remove. It seems you and Secrets, who actually gave me a warning (for something she would have been all over my case on had I done it) need to do some reading (and I'm sure there's more out there). Enlighten yourself here: http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2009/03/31/special_olympics_fights_use_of_word_retard/
If I can use other offensive slang (while we're at it), like racial epithets, please let me know, as I sure got the wrong idea from Secrets warning when she said that, "most of the people on this site are young kids".
So [Secrets], warn me and berate me all you'd like (although please make it a "flaming" again rather than "spamming" given that the majority of my content was on subject). To the poster, I think that my single comment didn't change the tone of the thread, nor change the discussion in any way. I simply called you out for your ignorance in word choice, nothing more. Hopefully that was pointed enough (crappy pun intended... I couldn't resist).
EDIT: And before you even say it, my tone doesn't even parallel word choice selection, so don't give me any flack for having "no room to talk" or anything alone those lines.
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That being said, I actually placed an offer on the item in question. I got a counteroffer (to my offer of $50) for $345.00, with the comment "price was a missprint" (yes, two s'). While the mystery this time is resolved, all the other ones who list their thousand cards for $10,000 and mean it will forever be beyond my understanding.
vilebaseball said:
You are not the only 1 to have made an offer. I checked again and there have been 19 made. Woah. Anyways i wonder what the missprint was meant to be. 9 million is a pretty big number and you think that someone would check that before finalising their listing.
I might make an offer as well. The chance to add a 9 million collection to mine. Seems to good to be true
Devastator said:
Haha, agreed. Even 900 would be extreme. I have a feeling they got a deal for free listings and figured "why not?" so they could consider best offers, or they don't get how eBay listing fees work. Either way, it appears to have been effective, yours would make 20 offers.
Ha, he'd be lucky to get $100-$150 out of those cards. Let alone 9 million. Crazy.
Nine million, seriously.
I can buy all those for thirty bucks from the Mexican market down the street.
I can buy all those for thirty bucks from the Mexican market down the street.
Well he is probably content as his plan must have been (jokes asside): Make it out these cards are worth nine million wait for some idiot to bid on these for the highest price thinking it was a bargain.
This is quite common as say for example: A mum or dad's child's birthday was coming and you could see they are into pokemon, since they dont know the value they would believe getting '$9,000,000' cards for $350 is a bargain
This is quite common as say for example: A mum or dad's child's birthday was coming and you could see they are into pokemon, since they dont know the value they would believe getting '$9,000,000' cards for $350 is a bargain
^^that would be cheating.
i seriousley think this seller is a genious, he is a great mindplayer.
as visebaseball made an 50 $ bid, more bids will come, and he will get more then his collection is worth, so i think he knows his collection is only worth maximum 50$, but this way, he will get more for it.
i seriousley think this seller is a genious, he is a great mindplayer.
as visebaseball made an 50 $ bid, more bids will come, and he will get more then his collection is worth, so i think he knows his collection is only worth maximum 50$, but this way, he will get more for it.
Yh thats what I said, even though everyone is slagging him off (including me) but it brought attention (heck someone on pokebeach made a thread on it X_x) Now there has been 19 bids so he is ingenious for scamming n00bs