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01-16-2010, 06:48 PM
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Obviously some sellers are relying on:
1) an uneducated buyer 2) the chance for a "counter-offer" at the real price they are willing to sell a card for 3) the low listing prices for BIN items 4) the impulse buying mood striking I agree with the posters, it gets very old to see the same sellers trotting out the same old inventory at exorbitant prices month after month. One encouraging note, I have seen a couple of these sellers suddenly release some of these cards as auctions with low starting bids lately. 
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