Greg Morris

[Ronnie73]

I think the bottom line is, you only bid up to the amount that you think a card is worth, then there are no problems. If you bid more, and someone keeps bumping up your bid, who's fault is that? Smart bidding equals winning everything at a fair price but also losing on over priced cards. I've won some Greg Morris cards and lost some too, but the ones that I won, I got at great prices.

[swarmee]

The biggest issue is why in the heck are people bidding during the first 6.9 days of the auction? The only thing that matters is the bid at the end. Not who leads with four days remaining. Set a snipe bid. Put it on your watch list to look at with 10 minutes to go. Why are there 39 bids on that card?
Don't people know anything about bidding? Or are they all paying with Monopoly money?

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by swarmee

The biggest issue is why in the heck are people bidding during the first 6.9 days of the auction? The only thing that matters is the bid at the end. Not who leads with four days remaining. Set a snipe bid. Put it on your watch list to look at with 10 minutes to go. Why are there 39 bids on that card?
Don't people know anything about bidding? Or are they all paying with Monopoly money?

Ever look at a PWCC auction LOL? High bid goes to 60, 70, 80 percent within a day, frequently.

[sedin26]

Gotta chime in and say I’ve got some great deals with Greg Morris over the last few years and had great customer service when a shipment went missing. Cheap shipping to Canada too, which allows me to bid a bit more than I might otherwise.