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04-22-2023, 01:21 PM
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I collect tickets and a few sellers like to price their items for crazy high amounts on eBay and just let them sit until some rookie or person with deep pockets that doesn’t care about how much they spend grabs it. Or they price it crazy high with a best offer acting like they’re giving someone a deal. Not hard to do 10 minutes of research but to each their own. The problem is once it sells everybody thinks that is the new going rate for the item and wants that same amount. Jacks up the price across-the-board.
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