I would like to think that but hey the card was worth $500 last year who’s to say it wont go back to that. Seriously i pray not but starting to really have doubts
there are listings that would’ve went much higher if they didn’t have everything end so close to each other. I missed a few items because I couldn’t put my bid in on time.
I can tell you for certain, I had about 12 listings opened at the same time because I was interested.
I don’t use one of those automated programs and i’m sure most don’t… the bids would have been higher on the 10 I didn’t get to in time if they weren’t so close together…
OKAY with different cards, fine whatever, close them at the same time - dumb, but fair
but the SAME cards… WHY - i bid on one and it ends $200 higher than the other one that just ended at the same time… makes no sense
At this point I blame anyone giving their cards to PWCC rather than PWCC themselves. There’s no secret that PWCC is going to double list. Anyone idiotic enough to think PWCC will do best listing practices is out of their mind and gets whatever prices they deserve. To whomever it was this time, thank you. I’ll appreciate getting a bunch of cards half off.
When you look at the volume and overall revenue of PWCC it’s probably an insignificant amount of money that they’re potentially missing out on, vs the time it takes to fine tune every single auction against one another.