bigredmachine
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I know sellers who will sit on a card forever. They will get what they want eventually. Most make enough money of their other sales to not worry about the expensive stuff.
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kentuckyderby said:As goofy as it might sound, the "wossa effect" does come into play
People who set a BIN and get it accepted will always wonder "Will Wossa have paid more?"
Heck, some who commented about staying away early when the prices are high already have been hitting the BIN/BO. That's why I never give much credibility when one rips on a checklist or product because there are always hidden agendas
I think I picked up my 3 Beckham golds a couple months after release
If you really want a gold, it will eventually come down to a price that you are willing to pay as long as you aren't being too unrealistic on your perceived value. Now if you are going after the super or red, that's a different story due to limited quantity
Completely agreed.Crash Davis said:You are assuming that everybody knows who Wossa is.
The majority of sellers don't price their cards based on the hopes that Wossa will snap it up.
EricInCT said:There are so many greedy ********** on ebay it is amazing.
muchuckwagon said:EricInCT said:There are so many greedy ********** on ebay it is amazing.
That sounds like entitlement to me....and this thread has undertones of entitlement. As in....How dare someone demand top dollar for a card I want and continue to hold it hostage!
Are some of the BIN's laughable? Sure. Perhaps the seller really doesn't want to move a card but they are thinking every card is for sale at the "right" price.
I'm sure people are trying to squeeze top dollar out of BCDP singles now while the demand exists. It has been a horrible year to sell sports cards and sellers who earn a living off ebay are most likely desperate for every dollar.
Either pay the BIN or move on. The seller owns the card and can ask any price they choose. This same thread pops up every year.....ugh.
muchuckwagon said:EricInCT said:There are so many greedy ********** on ebay it is amazing.
That sounds like entitlement to me....and this thread has undertones of entitlement. As in....How dare someone demand top dollar for a card I want and continue to hold it hostage!
Are some of the BIN's laughable? Sure. Perhaps the seller really doesn't want to move a card but they are thinking every card is for sale at the "right" price.
I'm sure people are trying to squeeze top dollar out of BCDP singles now while the demand exists. It has been a horrible year to sell sports cards and sellers who earn a living off ebay are most likely desperate for every dollar.
Either pay the BIN or move on. The seller owns the card and can ask any price they choose. This same thread pops up every year.....ugh.
ballerskrip said:muchuckwagon said:EricInCT said:There are so many greedy ********** on ebay it is amazing.
That sounds like entitlement to me....and this thread has undertones of entitlement. As in....How dare someone demand top dollar for a card I want and continue to hold it hostage!
Are some of the BIN's laughable? Sure. Perhaps the seller really doesn't want to move a card but they are thinking every card is for sale at the "right" price.
I'm sure people are trying to squeeze top dollar out of BCDP singles now while the demand exists. It has been a horrible year to sell sports cards and sellers who earn a living off ebay are most likely desperate for every dollar.
Either pay the BIN or move on. The seller owns the card and can ask any price they choose. This same thread pops up every year.....ugh.
Then don't open the thread if it bugs you.
All I was doing was asking a question. I haven't wanted a single card listed, so I am not complaining that I am losing out on cards that I "must have".
I was just asking a question and proving a point. Why does a seller list a gold ref auto for $399.99, with no hope of selling it, knowing damn well two days later the same card will be listed for $139.99 and sell.
That's it. Nothing to do with entitlement, just trying to gain some understanding of the thought process. Espcially on card that are only somewhat rare (/25 or /50).
skrip