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#15
07-19-2008, 11:12 AM
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Strange Ebay Business Model
Posted By: Red
So the only way to sell cards that people have invested thousands into is to dump them at auction. Who cares what they sell for? The board's vote is for all those expensive BIN cards to be converted over to $1 auctions and in 7 days there will be no more cards expensive cards to look at. Sounds like the business model of every auction house clone pumping out thousands of lots a month, collecting a fee and oblivious to any profit or loss to the consignor. That's how everybody sells their cards, right? 
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