ebay finds that PWCC engaged in shill bidding?

[conor912]

Originally Posted by BeanTown

So for those PWCC customers who want to take their items out of the PWCC vault, will that create a taxable event?

Unless you live in Oregon, I would sure think it does!

[JollyElm]

251. Standing Shill
The BS involved with ignoring the fact that illegitimate bidders screw everyone over and drive prices fraudulently upward. It’s usually accompanied by an inane statement such as, “I bid the maximum I’m going to bid and that’s it. Whatever happens, happens.”

[Peter_Spaeth]

So let's assume PWCC prices have been widely inflated AND they have had a gravitational effect on other prices. The whole market is inflated. What's the appropriate response assuming you still want to try to win certain cards?

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

So let's assume PWCC prices have been widely inflated AND they have had a gravitational effect on other prices. The whole market is inflated. What's the appropriate response assuming you still want to try to win certain cards?

Possible answer:

[butchie_t]

hahahaha this is too funny by a whole lot. Me and my shillness and enabling will continue to stuff the coffers pockets full of money.

I don't see it that way, won't see it that way.

I collect cards by this axiom:

See a card, like a card, buy a card. Don't really matter what anyone else thinks about it either.

Cheers,

Butch Turner

[slipk1068]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

251. Standing Shill
The BS involved with ignoring the fact that illegitimate bidders screw everyone over and drive prices fraudulently upward. It’s usually accompanied by an inane statement such as, “I bid the maximum I’m going to bid and that’s it. Whatever happens, happens.”

Amazes me how many people have that attitude. As long as they put in their max bid, they are unaffected by the fraud. Lets hope that all these enablers and PWCC supporters wind up with a collection full of Moser cards. They deserve it.