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  Jaime Torres YANKEES 57-45 (@tdragons345) reported 54 seconds ago

  @Funko2020 I guess I’m glad I didn’t try. I will catch it on eBay once they go down.

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  Dom Ritchie (@TempoPTCG) reported 2 minutes ago

  @StephenLKent The issue is there are none listed on eBay otherwise I’d go off that

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  Josh Nichols (@hawkeye_anf) reported 2 minutes ago

  @joshuas430 @BosCardHunter I haven’t ever sold anything through eBay so I wouldn’t be knowledgeable enough to speak on it, on the buying end, I’ve been told about undisclosed flaws or problems which I don’t mind because I typically buy rare and unique items so I won’t find another. But it’s nice to know

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  Kzeek (@Kzeek_) reported 4 minutes ago

  @SzabeszAtya @NextGenPlayer @SIaybix The issue is true ownership. If you truly believe physical is issue cause you use digital ingnores the biggest issues. Sony games offline you can’t use the game if it hasn’t been verified recently for the digital license. You lose your account game is gone. You suspend your license is temporarily suspended so you can’t verify the digital license to play Physical you own the actual digital key with the information of the game data. That ownership keeps longevity in your collection. Sony has stolen tittles out of people’s accounts games and movies and says no refunds. You pay to rent not own digitally. They explain it to your face in terms of service. You are not entitled to a refund cause you bought digitally. They will control the price instead of You as an owner being able to buy secondhand market deals. Now you will probably say that PSN store has deals. To that the deals are not as low as you get on eBay and other stores majority of the time. You can’t also re sell it your self or give to a friend. Keep in mind playstion made a whole YouTube video in 2014 agreeing to this and how to own and truly share BTW it’s still on their YouTube. It’s fine if you don’t care about owning your games but for me and others we like to own the product for the future.

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  BakinBacon (@BakedBakinBacon) reported 5 minutes ago

  @BosCardHunter Honestly it sounds like an ebay policy issue and they're both shady as ****.

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  NovaMintCollectibles (@NovaMintCards) reported 5 minutes ago

  Anyone have issues with eBay standard envelopes not showing as delivered? A handful of my items still say shipped after weeks, some months. @CardPurchaser have you heard or experienced this?

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  amber 𝙀𝙓 and 313 others (@pyrrhopt) reported 9 minutes ago

  @arcmixes I have a finepix xp70 which has never let me down but any finepix xp model is super cheap on ebay

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  Jason Helmes (@anymanfitness) reported 13 minutes ago

  Someone with zero lifting background will watch this. I will sit down with them and discuss coaching. They will tell me, "I want to be jacked like Chris Hemsworth. I bought a few bands off Ebay. Let's make it happen." I will have to explain to them that it isn't possible.

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  Gareth Walker (@Revision_124c41) reported 20 minutes ago

  There is a key difference between a console store front and valves steam. You feel clever, but this is where your thesis falls apart. Steam and Gog are both built on open platforms, windows and Linux depending on your flavor with no proprietary hardware lock outs. So what does that mean for the consumer. 1) valves setup just requires you to keep a file key to unlock your backups that has been one time validated from the servers at purchase time. Which means I can make my own discs and restore them. No need to reach out to valve servers like you would on playstation when trying to restore to a whole new console. These things are backed up on mh nas. With ps5 this was done with my discs. GoG also has no drm. 2) that open system means I have access to the files directly. Which means if valve disappears, I dont have to rely on some hardware hacking and aging hardware to Crack the drm and a large community will participate in the effort and there are already github depots ready to go if the need should arise. Need to hope and pray for a crackable firmware to exploit just to dump your games or restore from someone else's backup because sony decided your license was only as good as the time they care about the hardware platform. 3) you should probably rub tbem brain cells together a little harder the license comes with the product. The product is the code. The definition of the license you purchase grants you usage of the code. This is no different from a cartridge and is merely a legal binding under copyright law. Its not an implication that valve has the right to take that license away. Its actually saying that if they take your license they are liable for legal action. Even your OS outside of Linux has a license. 4) while we are negotiating your big Brianed thesis, there are multiple markets on pc. This means I can leave valve if things arent to my liking. I can even buy games at competitive prices that'll make valve think twice about game price stagnation. Something the playstatio store has struggled with for 20 years. Why didn't i buy a digital copy of god of war 3 on ps3? Because in 20 years rhe games price never went down. I paid full price for the disc for sure, but I am tbe sort to buy a game digitally again if the price is right for convenience. No one in 2026 is getting the ps3 version for a reasonable price. Meanwhile on ebay they are as low as 16 dollars including shipping at tax. Steam and gog have both had fantastic sales on older games. Unless sony is launching a pc client to release day and date on pc and sell their games on rival store fronts, I dont see much of a reason to care. These two things are not equal. Youd do your self a great service to learn how these digital stores work and what their rules are. They are far more complicated then going to Walmart, getting a disc, and putting it in your console. Digital store fronts are like dealing with car salesman.

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  macaddiced (@macaddicted) reported 24 minutes ago

  @conquistadorof1 @brad_polumbo I apologize for stealing your car and breaking it down for parts. Now back to the eBay listings. Saying you, or your society, has done something wrong and not ACTING to fix it is useless grandstanding.

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  PussyCocaine.eth (@pussycocaineeth) reported 26 minutes ago

  Anyone notice through eBay and Shopify it costs less to ship a 3 pound box than a 2 pound box? Same dimensions . Was worried was a Shopify glitch but same price discount on eBay too

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  Ghost_of_a_Mike (@amike_ghost) reported 26 minutes ago

  @WVmotoguy @T00ManyCommies Yeah. I looked around on eBay and found cases but hadn't looked for the whole engine. I need to just tear it down and see how many of the spinning pieces are in pieces.

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  Eric (@GhostRunnerCard) reported 29 minutes ago

  @orcbilly @eBay @CardPurchaser Saw this happening the second I saw they started using clear tape. They should do what I do for PWE/ESE and double penny sleeve the card. One thin upside down and one thick. The card is then trapped.

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  'L/7,cpt. $leepin' Valley fitness ex-yo0h (@nekobobachris) reported 36 minutes ago

  I wonder how many families @ebay has torn apart due to their terrible service, yet #ebaysucks does nothing for their customers inconvenience, instead they ban their customers who's been screw'd over to cover up their mistakes, instead of punishing the seller who sends the wrong product of lesser value than what was originally been purchased, 🙏 please let ebay go out of business, to save the children of the future

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  Greg Koenig (@gak_pdx) reported 36 minutes ago

  As a former Leatherman guy, I am very sad to see this whole Garage thing. The whole notion of "limited run" is an anathema to the actual concept of tools. A tool is an item to be used. It exists because it does a job, and if you are actually doing that job and relying on a tool, having it be some precious totschki that you cannot replace is a form of torture. Some tools are precious by their nature. The job they do requires certain materials, certain features that are hard to manufacturer, levels of precision that require great care, etc. Combined with the fact that these are often low-demand specialty items, they are treated with great care. My metrology standards are like this; a square piece of granite held to under 1µm of error across all dimensions is an expensive and delicate instrument that is painful to replace! I don't whip it out to check every part, and it lives in a custom foam Pelican case it gets removed from only 5-6 times a year. It is an intrinsically valuable and precious object. The Garage schtick, and all the various "special edition" tools/knives/edc gear is synthetic preciousness. By hyping up sprint runs, tool makers juice the numbers and churn a quick extra buck either directly or through the power of a little marketing hype. But every time they do this, they remove the seriousness from their work! They lose focus on quality, or effective design/engineering for the mission, they damage the essence of the core transition between the customer and the maker; that the maker is here to build things to make your life quantifiably better through solving problems you have. When I was at Leatherman many years ago, I had a meeting with the product design team. Sort of at the end as we were BS-ing around, I got very serious for a minute and said "I know everything is getting re-thought, but for the love of the gods... keep the Crunch and if you touch it, be super careful about actually making it better." We talked about the Crunch for about 20 minutes. On Leatherman's own factory floor, I would say the majority of workers carried a Crunch. Alas, under 10 years later... The Crunch is gone. It went out in a blaze of Garage glory; one "final" run of old-stock, retooled with different finishes and moved out the door at 2x the price. Standard Crunches are on eBay for $350 in mint condition. The Garage "Captain Crunch" is trading at $700. That means I can no longer use my Crunch. I'm not carrying around a $500 tool in my pocket and actually using it as intended. By playing dumb demand *** *** games, Leatherman has effectively made every Crunch in existence a precious commodity well under the natural market demand - if they just went out of production because nobody was buying them, they would be $50 to find a used replacement and I could carry on Crunching things without having to treat the one I own as a precious commodity to be fretted over and worried about. This is the essence of tool makers going from a focus on improving the lives of everyday users into these bullshit "lifestyle" brands, and I find it very sad that we are losing things we won't understand the value of until they are gone and sold on eBay for 10x the price. Many such cases.