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  Cordial Roy (@xSalted_) reported 8 minutes ago

  @rbcardsny Thats a pricy error card! Ebay 1/1

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  Δ77 (@CosmicWailord) reported 9 minutes ago

  @AlphaStoutland idk if im searching for it incorrectly but theres only like a handful of listings and theyre like $30-$50 on ebay. Just saw that theres 3 listings on tcgp 👀 would wait for it to cool down tho

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  Bendo (@TTBENDO) reported 9 minutes ago

  @eBay permanently suspended my account after I shipped out a sale. 1) No reason given other than security concern 2)No TOS broken 3) Agent hung up the call on me after confirming my identity and telling me nothing can be done I got suspended for being legit?

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  Optasum (@Optasum) reported 10 minutes ago

  I searched for something on YouTube on how to do something and the first 10 things that popped up were all sponsored eBay listings and no video. I don't even know how far I gotta scroll down to find what I want because the real results looked like ads too. Disabled YouTube lmfao

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  dj morrow (@boolymonfan) reported 12 minutes ago

  @daparty250 If you don’t have money like me just pull the eBay diesel and rock revival method it never lets me down

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  Kai (@kai_xbt) reported 15 minutes ago

  Gary Vee explains why 3 to 4 NFT projects will end up being the Jackson Pollocks of the 2021 era "When internet stocks came out in 2000, everything was worth a trillion dollars even if the company did zero revenue. Then April 2000 hit and all of it went to zero, companies going from $500 a share to three cents. But the handful that were legit, Google, Amazon, Ebay, Paypal, got dragged down to $3 and then went on to become some of the biggest companies in the world." "NFTs are the exact same thing. Everyone got confused and thought all of them were worth a million dollars, when most are worth nothing, just like trading cards. But there will be 3 to 4 to 7 projects from that 2021 era that in 20 years are the Jackson Pollocks and the Andy Warhols. The only question is whether you're good enough to pick the winners."

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  Pokemaam (@poke_maam) reported 15 minutes ago

  There are no opportunities anymore. I missed glossy ivy pikachu. Boats sailed. I was just a little too late. The problem is, you dont want to pull the trigger when things are cheap and only see a missed opportunity only when prices have gone up 10x. Today, a PSA 8 Genesis Mew sold for 3.3k in auction. First TCG Mew. PSA 8-10 pop of 122 total currently. 3.3k. Just today. Let that sink in. You could've bidded. But you omly want a historical price *after* prices have already gone up. Who doesnt? It was sub 2k PSA 8 in auction (ebay too) even a while ago while glossy pikas and puddings were going crazy for a few weeks already. I think the glossy corocoro lily mew is such an obvious one. Grail pokemon with many high supply cards that cost a few k. Its very first TCG at currently sub 500 pop. This is just one opportunity. I can see so many more. There are always opportunities. Dont blame timing and being too late. Blame yourself for never wanting to pull the trigger until fomo sets in. And tbh I think corocoro mania ia just beginning.

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  Jackson Lloyd (@JacksonLloyd) reported 15 minutes ago

  I’ve had a terrible time trying to return + get a refund from @eBay on an item that I provided proof on as being: 1. Not as described 2. Not delivered Seller was protected in both the INAD & not delivered ticket Ridiculous for an automated closeout on 2 tickets I provide proof + response from seller admitting to scam Has done the same to other buyers too Been trying to handle for a month but automated response + seller have allowed issue to be evaded This is why I am diversifying platforms I buy on

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  Goatbeardz (@GoatBeardzDD) reported 17 minutes ago

  5) Cohen’s thesis was never “eBay can’t grow revenue.” It was: “eBay’s management is sitting on a generational asset and under-executing.” Tonight’s print confirms both halves. The asset is performing, now that someone is watching. And the user growth engine is still broken.

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  Larry Mannisto (@LarryMannisto) reported 18 minutes ago

  Good evening🤠 folks, on this lovely night with the temperature cooling down nicely! I'm glad the leaking bathtub faucet is fixed; it was a pain in the wallet to see all that hot water drip down the drain. Next, an unauthorized eBay transaction in San Jose, California! What next?

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  PETER (@pradaomygada) reported 18 minutes ago

  @ryancohen eBay has a massive issue with counterfeit USPS stamps being sold on their marketplace. Please make the topic mainstream and put pressure on them to stop it.

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  jim lee (@jimboleeslice) reported 19 minutes ago

  @MarshaCollier USPS rates are very much defined. the problem i would assume is with their shipping software. I'd wager some old flow is not superceding the newest rates and ship method. with eBay's volume I'd wager they are at the best tier for negotiated rates and pocketing some of the difference per order.

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  Crawford (@CardTossChamp) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Sir_BeefWelly @eBay All eBay authentication is for is authentication. That’s all you need in a transaction. Is it real. Is it what was purchased. The hobby is so sick on grading that anything not tied down is slabbed. Now we lost value submissions for a long long time.

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  masYNYa (@KijAkubovs86334) reported 21 minutes ago

  In 2003 a thirty-two-year-old Elon Musk gave the Stanford talk founders still pass around twenty years later. He was invited to speak at Stanford's Graduate School of Business by a class of MBA students who wanted to hear from someone actually building companies instead of teaching cases about them. He walked in, sat down, and talked for forty-five minutes without a single slide. By that point he had already sold Zip2 to Compaq for three hundred and seven million dollars and had cleared roughly one hundred and eighty million from the PayPal sale to eBay the year before. He had used most of that money to start SpaceX in the spring of 2002. In the fall of 2003, SpaceX had zero launches, roughly thirty employees, and a runway that was going to run out inside two years. He talked about how to start a company when nobody believes in the market. How to cut costs when the cash pile is shrinking every week. How to think from first principles instead of from analogy. How to stay alive long enough for luck to matter. The most striking part of the tape is not the advice. It is the tone. He is calm. He is quiet. He is thirty-two years old and running a company that is trying to build rockets, and he speaks about it the way a project manager describes a Kanban board. Twenty years later that same man owns SpaceX, Tesla, xAI and X. His net worth crossed four hundred billion dollars at the end of 2024. The rocket company he was running on empty in 2003 now launches more mass into orbit than the rest of the world combined. The talk is on YouTube. It has been posted, taken down, reposted, and re-uploaded dozens of times. It never breaks a hundred thousand views on any single upload because it does not have a thumbnail hook or a title that promises secrets. It is just forty-five minutes of a man who had not yet become anything explaining, in flat prose, how to survive when nobody has backed you yet. I watched it for the first time in 2019 during a stretch of my own company where I was three months from running out of cash. Nothing in the talk was tactical enough to save me. What it did do was give me permission to keep going for another quarter, which turned out to be all I needed. The Musk who gave that talk did not know what he would become. Neither did the students in the room. That is the actual value of the tape. You watch him before he was Elon Musk.

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  Porkchop_tc (@porkchop_tc) reported 22 minutes ago

  @rsd4444 I like CollX. It’s easy to navigate. I’m fairly new to doing eBay as my wife was the original eBay seller. But I’ve got cards on whatnot store but haven’t done to hot on the live auctions. Can’t get any traction without promoting it and then I don’t make any profit if sales are slow because the promotion fees.