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Its different because its only listed so high because he knows neshek collects his own cards.I don't see how a professional player with more disposable income than most is getting catered too so hard, but each his own. I wish you all were so sympathetic when I need to pay a lot for a Clark item.
Ryan
Will Clark / Mike Brown Collector
And people list Clark's high because they know someone will have to overpay to get it. What's the difference? Again as stated, the guy has a best offer option.Its different because its only listed so high because he knows neshek collects his own cards.
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Multiple people fighting over a card is different.And people list Clark's high because they know someone will have to overpay to get it. What's the difference? Again as stated, the guy has a best offer option.
Ryan
Will Clark / Mike Brown Collector
Right, meaning someone IS going to overpay. If it's just 1 person interested in an item, at some point a price that the 1 person wants it at will be agreed to.Multiple people fighting over a card is different.
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I don't see how a professional player with more disposable income than most is getting catered too so hard, but each his own. I wish you all were so sympathetic when I need to pay a lot for a Clark item.
It's not price gouging if he has a best offer option. If I wasn't on this board I would have 0 clue Pat collected cards. A reseller who wants to profit should maximize, that isn't the same as holding hostage. If no offers come through, the price will dip and if PN wants it at a certain price her can either offer or wait. Regardless if it's multiple collectors or 1, the market sets the price. So the seller either gets a high price he wants, sits on it, or lowers the price over time unless he is ok keeping it. Simple.
We will just have to differ. He has posted a price with a best offer option. The market WILL set the price in the end of what it actually is sold at. Anyone who say .99 starting auctions show the actual market price is just flat out wrong. It may be close at times, but large asking prices with Best Offer is 100% more accurate reflection.if the market sets the price the seller should start it at .99 and let it roll. Simple.
Capitalism is the transfer of goods and services through an open market. I start my ebay listings as a low starting point and let them run. That's letting the market set it's price. Doesn't matter if a millionaire is looking for the card.
Using insider information to set a price or sell a good/service isn't what capitalism is. In most facets of economy this is illegal. The seller knows 1. Pat Neshek is a professional athlete and is presumably wealthy 2. Pat Neshek is an avid card collector and 3. Pat Neshek is a collector of his own cards. That's why the price was set so high. He's not allowing the market to set the price, he's setting the price using prior inside information.