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pete ullman
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: saint paul, mn
Posts: 11,588
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Originally Posted by premiercardcollectors
If we all shrug and say �it is what it is,� allowing bad actors to flourish, then we ultimately get the society we deserve. It�s no different from walking down the street, seeing someone assaulted, and deciding, �Well, things like this happen�nothing I can do,� before continuing on. The same mindset applies when we stay silent while someone mistreats a friend or loved one, or when we choose not to vote because we assume the outcome is predetermined. Indifference doesn�t protect us; it enables bad action.
At some point, maybe the younger generation won�t tolerate this behavior and will help clean up the hobby. As with most things, real change tends to happen only when the negatives finally outweigh the positives.
In other industries�such as dealer auto-auction software�technology already exists to limit shill bidding. These systems combine behavioral analysis through machine learning, IP and user-account tracking, and even blockchain-based verification to detect and prevent fraudulent activity. They monitor patterns such as rapid bid jumps, unusually small increments, or inconsistent user behavior to flag potential bad actors. It�s not perfect but maybe it�s a start.
Enough people have to get fed up.
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the younger generation...who is pro card cleaning...who is addicted to the psa 10?????? I won't hold my breath!
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