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IndyManning18
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I understand the guy is trying to hype his card but, is putting a players career bio necessary??
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Tomlinson21RB
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I've never understood this type of stuff. If people are searching for that player they know who it is and what they have done.
Tick-Tock-Man
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he has another ricky selling, so if he's starting to sell a huge collection,It's not out of this world.
Pinbreaker
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I'd rather have more information than "you are bidding on the card in the picture" as I see on alot of auctions..
aminors
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Tomlinson21RB said:
Exactly my opinion. Thanked for typing it so I didn't have to.
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i43770
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It is a really cheap way of keyword spamming an auction. If anyone searches in the description for any of the players, teams, ect in that article his card will pop up.
justinmandawg
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I know. I mean who is rickey henderson anyway? What a waste of time for the guy.
theplasticman
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i43770 said:
+1
Penno
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Meh, the guy paid for the space on ebay, so I wouldn't have a problem if he said he likes to watch donkey shows in the description.
All The Hype
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The way I see it, why not?
You pay for the auction, and I don't think it can hurt you as a seller to include some information about the player. Maybe a potential buyer starts reading and gets hooked and reads the whole thing and decides to themselves "wow, what a great player...I better bid on this card!"
Might sound ridiculous, but if this happens just ONE time, then it's worth it for the seller to include this information.
So once again, why not?
You pay for the auction, and I don't think it can hurt you as a seller to include some information about the player. Maybe a potential buyer starts reading and gets hooked and reads the whole thing and decides to themselves "wow, what a great player...I better bid on this card!"
Might sound ridiculous, but if this happens just ONE time, then it's worth it for the seller to include this information.
So once again, why not?
brokenliz1
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ALL_THE_HYPE said:
That's my thought on it.It might or might not help the auction but I don't think it can hurt it.
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