Running list of 2022 Hobby Scams

[Snapolit1]

[QUOTE=Johnny630;2188612]Don’t like the price hahah extend the bidding by a day, call it a system wide glitch. These dummies continue you to bid and buy why not do it. There is nothing to lose nobody besides us, which is a small percentage of buyers in this industry care. The dealers love this Sh&t they can mark up their cards more biased off these pumped up auction numbers.

It’s so comical.[/QUOTE

Been here long enough to know that it all depends on who the player is in assessing the collective judgment. If this was done tonight people would be patting the AH on the back for going above and beyond with their customer service and offering their best wishes on how difficult a development this must have been for them. It all depends.

[swarmee]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Been here long enough to know that it all depends on who the player is in assessing the collective judgment. If this was done tonight people would be patting the AH on the back for going above and beyond with their customer service and offering their best wishes on how difficult a development this must have been for them. It all depends.

Well, a reasonable solution would have been to extend bidding for an hour. But yes, the precedent has been set by all the DDOS failures over the past couple of years at Goldin, Heritage, etc that extending a day is now "SOP"; doesn't mean it shouldn't get scrutiny.
How do these cases hold up to the auction regulations in the states they're HQ'd in? Do they meet the requirements or are they skirting the law, just haven't been reported for it?