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10-21-2009, 05:16 AM
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overpriced cards help the seller
Often a seller will list a card a very overpriced card, EXPECTING it NOT to sell.
Many buyers will see the overpriced card and wonder, then click to see what else the seller is has for sale. Then the more reasonably priced cards get some attention. Its just a selling tactic that many are using. They know that their overpriced Wagners (or any highly searched card) will show up in tons of searches, and then use that to get their other stuff visible. 
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