ebay schill bid?

[Texxxx]

I don't think it is. The reason being that my son picked several of the cards at Nats and the same guy that is bidding on this card has bid on my sons cards. He has also made offers on several of the cards that my son has BIN. This guy is really in love with these cards for some reason. My son is just worried the buyer want pay.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Speaking of fishy, how do bidders with 39 48 and 67 bid retractions in 6 months get to keep doing their thing?

http://offer.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.d..._None_ViewLink

http://offer.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.d..._None_ViewLink


http://offer.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.d..._None_ViewLink

[thehoodedcoder]

its certianly possible. i didn't think i would like them at first.

HOWEVER....i bought 8 unopened boxes(an unopened case and 3 stragglers from a case break with no HOF opened. freaking sweet.) today to go with my other 2 unopened boxes....so

i figured they would be good trade bait/investment and the number of boxes is pretty low. right now the boxes are virtually impossible to find at a reasonable price. distributors and retailers are bone dry.

i question the taste though. why two cards from this one guy. expecially when one is more expensive than 40 percent of the others of similiar nature.

a simple search yields dozens of cheaper alternatives for someone to get their feet wet with or to get a quick one or two collectables, other than the mitchell.

oh well. i guess we will never know for sure right?

kevin

[thehoodedcoder]

yea. i guess i got this one wrong. he seems to be bidding on every one of them.

it was really odd though.

kevin

[alanu]

Bid retractions can be a little misleading since retracting "offers" on BIN cards count as retractions. I often make offers on cards and if I don't hear back in 24 hours I will cancel the offer. Just don't like leaving them out there 48 hours without a reply.