Rise of collectors identifying as companys.

[0ean]

Personally I prefer dealing with individuals than companies. I then know exactly whom I’m dealing with and what service I’m going to get. It’s often easier to get deals too.

[Cerulean]

@0ean

Personally I prefer dealing with individuals than companies. I then know exactly whom I’m dealing with and what service I’m going to get. It’s often easier to get deals too.

Also generally easier to get answers to questions. Companies generally don’t have time to grant requests for more photos and things like that.

[charizardballer69]

We feel like we’re getting a lot of unnecessary and unjustified hate in this thread for no reason.

[mkpokecc]

@charizardballer69

We feel like we’re getting a lot of unnecessary and unjustified hate in this thread for no reason.

We feel like we don’t care

[acebren]

@charizardballer69

We feel like we’re getting a lot of unnecessary and unjustified hate in this thread for no reason.

So the legends are true!!

[mkpokecc]

@anon83099482

I prefer this to the companies that identify as collectors.

“OMG hey everyone on Facebook, after many years of searching and hoping I was finally able to add this awesome piece to my own personal collection, fulfilling a dream I’ve had since I was a child. If you want to buy it, it’s listed on my website along with every other card I own.”

Hahaha so true! At least I held on to my cards before selling my childhood dream! I’m sure 10 y/o me is so disappointed right now

[genosha]

But… If your company is all about collecting money, isn’t the company a collector then?