Probstein

[bbcardzman]

Originally Posted by Stonepony

I won't bid their auctions for the reasons that have been detailed in countless threads. It's not uncommon for one of their cards to pop up on my searches... I move on.

+1

[ksabet]

I have bought several HOF high grade football RCs from him and for all his suspicious moves I still get them cheaper than anyone with a BIN on eBay.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by bbcardzman

+1

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[mechanicalman]

My strategy is to bid on Probstein lots and then lose on a snipe bid to Mike Denero, have them mark up the card 30% on a BIN, send me two years of automated emails taunting me with the card until I give in and pull the trigger.

I didn't say it was a winning strategy.

[JustinD]

Originally Posted by mechanicalman

My strategy is to bid on Probstein lots and then lose on a snipe bid to Mike Denero, have them mark up the card 30% on a BIN, send me two years of automated emails taunting me with the card until I give in and pull the trigger.

I didn't say it was a winning strategy.

Lol!

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by mechanicalman

My strategy is to bid on Probstein lots and then lose on a snipe bid to Mike Denero, have them mark up the card 30% on a BIN, send me two years of automated emails taunting me with the card until I give in and pull the trigger.

I didn't say it was a winning strategy.

I've actually sold some cards to Mike Denero for fire sale prices, only to see the card sell one week later with a nice markup. Why do these buyer continually pay these huge markups instead of bidding on the auction like everyone else? Is it his installment plan that appeals to people?