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#20
02-27-2010, 10:49 PM
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Welcome to the new E-bay!!!
I've been noticing this scenario with Autographs for months and I'm sure it's the same for cards. This KLH guy with 40,000 feedback for one and there are many others. They buy all the nice stuff at auction and then immediately list it in their store as a buy it now for double. I also find it funny that he has 40,000 feedback and he never leaves any. It is rather disheartening that you are bidding against dealers and then they double the price on you. Reminds me of the PIG Real Estate agents that were running the prices up on all the good people who wanted to buy a house so they could flip it a few years back. That worked out well for them. 
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