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  • unliveablechris_PSNU Online
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    More specifically the number one draft pick Rich Cholowski. Ok he has a sellable and non sellable card. Ok so his card has a sellable now price for 350000 and a buy now price of 425000. Which we all know the sell now price is what you want to buy the card for and the buy now price is what you want to sell it at. Ok I’m looking at the sell now prices and the first one is 100,000 the next price input goes up to 200000 and then goes to 260,000 and then 300000. The buy now price starts off at 600000 then 523000, 455000 and finally 425000. I just want to know why the prices are undercut. Sorry about the long post I just hate when people undercut the market like that.

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    @unliveablechris_PSN said:

    More specifically the number one draft pick Rich Cholowski. Ok he has a sellable and non sellable card. Ok so his card has a sellable now price for 350000 and a buy now price of 425000. Which we all know the sell now price is what you want to buy the card for and the buy now price is what you want to sell it at. Ok I’m looking at the sell now prices and the first one is 100,000 the next price input goes up to 200000 and then goes to 260,000 and then 300000. The buy now price starts off at 600000 then 523000, 455000 and finally 425000. I just want to know why the prices are undercut. Sorry about the long post I just hate when people undercut the market like that.

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    Miss read that the first time, that is indeed how people want to set their prices.

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    Because that's what people want to buy/sell at.

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    A lot of it is bots. It's sad but they've taken over the marketplace. Out of everything we/I can and do blame on SDS making this game the [censored] show that it is, that one is on a couple hundred members of the community.

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    @SaveFarris_PSN So you see a sell now price of 100,000 Stubbs but say to yourself I know I need to add more Stubbs let me put a bid in for 200,000 Stubbs. That’ll definitely get me the card. Then the next one comes along and puts a bid in for 255000 Stubbs. Look I get you need to bid higher then the person before you it’s the amount the person is jumping up to buy the card for.

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    @unliveablechris_PSN said:

    @SaveFarris_PSN So you see a sell now price of 100,000 Stubbs but say to yourself I know I need to add more Stubbs let me put a bid in for 200,000 Stubbs. That’ll definitely get me the card. Then the next one comes along and puts a bid in for 255000 Stubbs. Look I get you need to bid higher then the person before you it’s the amount the person is jumping up to buy the card for.

    By doing in those large amounts,they are trying to accomplish 2 things. First is to make other hesitate in overbidding them (or completely dissuade them)
    and the second is to entice a seller to go for the quick and sell it to them instead of listing their own amount.
    and the opposite for the buy now orders, to prevent ppl from undercutting them and to entice a buyer to buy their card instead of listing their own amount.

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