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  *** 41 (@fortheflies) reported 5 minutes ago

  i have a serious ebay problem. ive spent like thirty bucks on a circus magazine before

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  Why Contain It (@NSF_casualty) reported 9 minutes ago

  @coltonblack I've never bought stuff like that for work off amazon, but I've bought plenty of **** on ebay and I've never had a problem with it. Did you check radwell? Curious to see what they're charging.

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  Robert Boehme (@RBoehme86) reported 10 minutes ago

  @levelsio It's the same for eBay, i sell lots of stuff here and to be fair sometimes there are issues (i seel old computer parts) but somehow it's super hard/impossible for people to give me negative review and at the same time i as the seller can only ever give positive reviews (there is no other option), i can only tell "all went well" and post it publicly. It's super weird, they completely removed the negative element here which is very bad in my view. I wonder what drove this, some social justive stuff or people gaming the system. I somehow for eBay assume the later. Tkae YouTube for example, since forever and a day you can just cheaply buy likes and and subscribtions. So downvoting a competitors content/offering would be crazy easy.

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  AFRICA IS HOME GLOBAL (@AfricaisHOME2) reported 10 minutes ago

  Canadian🇨🇦 payments firm Nuvei has agreed to buy Payoneer for about 2.75 billion dollars in cash, paying 7.40 dollars per share in a deal aimed at building a single platform for both merchant payments and cross-border payouts. The offer is a 44 percent premium to Payoneer’s price before Reuters reported advanced talks, and values the company at roughly 2.26 billion dollars based on its market cap. The transaction is expected to close in mid 2027 pending Payoneer shareholder and regulatory approvals, and will combine Nuvei’s acceptance and processing business with Payoneer’s network for sending, holding and converting money in multiple currencies across 150 markets. The combined company expects to generate around 3 billion dollars in annual revenue and process more than 500 billion dollars in payment volume for 2.4 million customers. Executives say the deal addresses demand for unified infrastructure as commerce grows more complex, letting businesses accept payments, manage treasury and FX, issue cards and access stablecoin rails in one place. Payoneer brings regulatory licenses and clients including Amazon, Walmart, eBay and Airbnb, while Nuvei adds scale in merchant acquiring and embedded finance. Analysts note antitrust risk looks limited because the businesses are complementary, with little overlap in their core services. - World Business News.

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  Peter Nelson (@canadahooper) reported 12 minutes ago

  @The_King_Vire The foil is currently $150 on eBay but it’ll come down just wait a bit

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  Chunky Konga 🍌 (@CHUNKYKONGA1) reported 17 minutes ago

  @ImmortalAvatar2 @kayotikmunky How so? I’ve been buying and selling on there for decades. No problem. eBay has a crazy good policy on refunding people who didn’t get exactly what they purchased.

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  (流離の巫女 カグヤ)Wandering Hero Kaguya (@_WanderingHero_) reported 21 minutes ago

  @SonNajj @negroblack4 @Wario64 I'm in favor of shutting down eBay worldwide because there are too many scams.

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  Kyle Davis (@orcawhale) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Joffan7 For Zip2, he was using a Palo Alto dataset that was literally built by, maintained by, and given from the government. For PayPal, there was literally lobbying and legal work to get the online payment services to be allowed. The entire point is that the government gating allowed Elon and didn't allow, for instance, you. Without that government gating, PayPal doesn't become the ONLY option for a decade, so eBay buying it doesn't suddenly make $180M for Elon, which means the businesses he starts AFTERWARD don't exist in the same way. For both Tesla and SpaceX, government regulations have kept people from competing in those spaces. Elon's money allowed him through the gate so that he could play in the first place. The entire POINT is that the taxation and regulation by government has led to Musk's trillion. Without the government choosing winners and losers, Musk never becomes a trillionaire. Hell, the value of the dollar doesn't ALLOW a trillion dollars. Inflation has been 33.85x since 1913 (beginning of the Fed). The GDP of *Earth* was $111T in 2024. The entire POINT is that the "billionaire issue" comes from the government destroying our money system and choosing who's allowed to even PLAY in the market. They chose Musk. Now Musk has a shitload of <heavily devalued> money.

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  Khushi🪐 (@_khusheyyy) reported 26 minutes ago

  the first trillionaire in human history just happened and most people scrolled past it. the FIRST person in all of recorded human history to cross $1 trillion. let that sink in - elon musk, born in South Africa - bullied so badly he was hospitalised as a kid - moved to North America with a backpack and almost nothing - started Zip2 with his brother in a tiny office, sold it 4 years later for $300 million - took that money and co-founded PayPal changed how the world moves money sold to eBay for $1.5 billion - instead of retiring, put everything into Tesla AND SpaceX at the same time - 2008 both companies nearly dead, down to the last rocket, last launch, last dollar - kept going anyway - watched the world laugh at electric cars then watched Tesla become the most valuable automaker on Earth - watched the world call reusable rockets impossible then landed one, and did it again, and again - bought Twitter for $44 billion when everyone said don't, rebuilt it from scratch, renamed it 𝕏 - built Starlink and gave internet access to millions who never had it - sent humans back to space from American soil - launched xAI and jumped into the global AI race - now actively building the path to Mars not as a dream, as a deadline one lifetime. eight industries. zero inherited wealth. zero permission from the world. this is not a business story. this is a history story. the first trillionaire was just a bullied kid from South Africa who refused to stop building. congratulations elon, you deserve this <3

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  SlabSquatch Sports Cards (@WaxMetrix) reported 27 minutes ago

  2026 Topps Series 2- Further Analysis Despite reading like the pack-odds version of War & Peace, but with zero literary value, my Series 2 write-up somehow still left more unanswered questions than I’m comfortable with. So in this post, I want to hit a few more things that are relevant if you’re clawing your way through the Series 2 streets. First, I spent so much time buried in the numbers that I barely touched the checklist. And honestly, there are some really fascinating chases in this product. Credit where it’s due: @Topps has been adding some legitimately epic chases to flagship releases lately. I know Hobby and Jumbo prices are up. I get why people don’t love that. But it’s also worth saying this: there aren’t many products in this price range where you still have a real shot at pulling nukes worth thousands. 1) PSA Graded Buybacks For Series 1, Topps teased that they were releasing 75 of the best Topps cards of all time as graded redemptions throughout the year. Based on the odds, I calculated there should have been 19 of the 75 inserted into Series 1 product. This time around, though they were left off the odds sheet, Topps has stated there are 20 more of these to chase. These include: 1952 Topps Andy Pafko 1952 Topps Eddie Matthews 1953 Topps Jackie Robinson 1954 Topps Hank Aaron 1955 Topps Roberto Clemente 1956 Topps Mickey Mantle 1957 Topps Hank Aaron 1960 Topps Mickey Mantle All Star 1961 Topps Roger Maris 1969 Topps Reggie Jackson 1975 Topps George Brett 1977 Topps Reggie Jackson 1982 Topps Traded Cal Ripken 1985 Topps Kirby Puckett 1986 Topps Traded Bo Jackson 1989 Topps Traded Ken Griffey Jr 1993 Topps Derek Jeter 2008 Topps Update Clayton Kershaw 2012 Topps Bryce Harper 2018 Topps Ronald Acuna Jr. Bat Down Some of these are legitimately massive. Some not so much. But I suspect most people would be happy to pull any one of these from a pack of brand new cards. In Series 1, they were available in Hobby & Jumbo formats only, and split fairly evenly between the two. I suspect that will remain consistent in Series 2. 2) Through the Years and Legend Golden Mirrors Through the Years Golden Mirrors caught us by surprise in Series 1, and we were all left wondering how rare they truly were until a new odds sheet was released about the time Celebration boxes came out. It turns out both of these versions of the popular Golden Mirror Image Variations ended up having the same print run, ~23 copies each. Honestly, it wouldn't surprise me if the odds on these are generous considering so few have shown up for sale...23 copies even seems a bit high. The Series 1 Ohtani, Judge, and Griffey deservedly went absolutely nuclear. I am a huge fan of some of the Legend Golden Mirrors and have already set up ebay searches for some. Print runs stayed consistent for Series 2. I'm showing Print Runs of ~24 on both. They're incredibly tough, but the most cost effective formats for pulling both of these, as well as regular Golden Mirror Variations are: 1) Fat Packs, 2) Super boxes, 3) Hangers/Megas/Floor & Retail Displays. If I'm being honest, I don't know the difference in "Floor Display" and Retail Display boxes. But the odds are very similar so I would treat them as interchangeable. You can typically find them at major retailers, they typically run ~$70 and sometimes sold by the pack. 3) Other Rare Inserts Heavy Lumber & Home Field (no longer Home Field Advantage) print runs remained consistent with Series 1, I have them both at ~475 copies ea. The most cost-effective way to pull both of these is again 1) Fat Packs, 2) Super Boxes, 3) Hangers/Megas/Floor & Retail Displays are almost identical. One addition to the Home Field checklist is a Lady Liberty Home Field found only in Fanatics Fest boxes and limited to 25 copies. Seems like a great hit, but I'm very curious how much a an extremely scarce, presumed Statue of Liberty Home Field will sell for. All Aces/All Kings are showing similar print runs at ~240 copies ea. These are wildly popular and have turned into some monster chases. Great checklists on both of these. Best way to find? This is becoming a trend- 1) Fat packs, 2) Super Boxes, 3) Hangers/Megas/Floor & Retail Displays 4) Short Print Rookies 4 of the biggest rookies in the product are extremely-tough-to-pull SPs: McGonigle, Wetherholt, Benge, & Crawford. However, checking out the print runs can be a bit deceptive. My calculations have them at ~4,777 copies ea, which seems crazy high based on how tough they are to pull. But this is due to the miniscule 4-card checklist. If you're looking to pick these up, give it some time. They always start out expensive but fall drastically as buyers realize how many were produced. The most cost-effective way to pull? Once again- 1) Fat Packs, 2) Super Boxes, 3) Hangers/Megas/Floor & Retail Displays 5) Player Number Variations Found in Hobby boxes only, this variation has a bit of a checkered past. Originally introduced as numbered to the player's jersey number, the last few versions we've seen have not been serial numbered. Not only that, but they were also clearly not limited to the corresponding player's jersey number, as evidenced by available copies of some low numbered players. For Series 2, I can't guarantee which way Topps went with these. If there are an equal number of copies of each, then the print runs should be ~20 copies. They are definitely rare, but proceed with caution. Watch out for low numbered players like Ozzie Albies (1), Ketel Marte (4), and Freddie Freeman (5). If we see more than one Albies listed, then I would expect there to be 20 produced. 6) Sneaky low Print Runs There are are few examples that stuck out as having sneaky low print runs. If you are a value seeker, these may be worth keeping an eye on because you may just run across a deal. 1) Pink Diamante- ~160 ea PR was ~295 ea in Series 1, but due to less Hangers produced, they are distinctly lower for S2. 2) Aqua Rainbow Foil- ~375 ea Down from ~515 ea in Series 1. 3) Aqua Holo Foil- ~165 ea Retail SKUs only, down from ~230 ea in Series 1. 4) True Photo Variations- ~95 ea PRs typically around 100, but some sellers may not be aware. 5) 1952 Rookie Variation- ~95 ea If you don't know what you're looking at, these can tend to blend in. Seems like there's been a plethora of versions of 1952 base cards in the past, but these have become quite rare in 2026 flagship releases. 6) Cover Athletes Autos- ~15 ea I can't fathom why Topps wouldn't slap a serial number on these. It would be an easy way to add value since it would be clear how rare they are. 7) Base Major League Material Autos- ~50 ea These have parallels starting with Gold /50. Weirdly, the base versions have strikingly similar odds as the Golds, resulting in almost exactly the same print runs. I'm not saying the base will carry as much value as the Golds /50 because that /50 is worth something. But don't be afraid to grab a deal on one of the base because they're pretty rare. 8) City Connect Swatch Autos- ~56 ea Same deal as the MLM Base autos. There are Golds /50. But there are only ~56 of each base. Odds appear different because some Golds were withheld, resulting in only ~38 of each Gold actually being inserted into the product. Do with that what you will. 9) Rounding the Bases Relics- ~135 ea Non-existent in Series 1, but ~150 ea in Series 2 last year. Even if you're not a fan of plain, non-auto relics, these are pretty badass. Nice heavy thick cards with enclosed base relics. 10) Funko Base Cards- ~290 ea These are down considerably from PRs of ~490 in Series 1. Checklist took a big step back though...no Ohtani. 11) Diamond Dust- ~240 ea I've heard these look amazing in hand. Only found in Hobby & Jumbo formats. In summary, any flagship rip can start to feel like work when you’re ripping it in bulk, and Series 2 is no different. There will be stretches where the product feels like an absolute snoozefest. But despite the added production, I applaud Topps for building in incrementally more massive chases to keep the product vibrant between naps. #thehobby #SlabSquatchAnalytics #2026ToppsSeries2

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  The Second Layer (@D2ndlayer) reported 28 minutes ago

  At one point, the bidding reportedly crossed $5.7 million before eBay shut the auction down. What made the story so unsettling wasn’t the money. It was the realization that thousands of people were willing to openly compete for a human *****.

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  kfreds.3. (@kfrederich3) reported 28 minutes ago

  @BamaSaltyMarine @AmiriKing Facebook marketplace and eBay would explode with cases of MRE’s for sale.. driving the price down.. for that reason alone I support this.

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  Verlaxify (@Verlaxify) reported 30 minutes ago

  It's annoying that I even have to make this post but it's getting ridiculous at this point. A member of my community that I will not name came to me about @PhillSnerdsFN stalking my Twitter today even after him being Blocked and assuming a post I made was about him when in fact it wasn't. This man for the past 2 months has been stalking my socials and harassing me and my community. The post I made recently about Sprites as well was based off events that I've been seeing for over a week now including people selling Sprites on Ebay which is wrong. He's also made a threat of again showing up to a Comic Con next month where he would stalk and harass me and in the video another guy says he "shouldn't do it because that's weird" and Phill proceeds to say it's not weird. Phill has also had members of his community go into my streams and harass me and my viewers and also joining my Discord server and trying to stir up issues for no reason. Very recently as well Phill also was in my stream and didn't make himself seen but I mentioned about doing a YouTube short regarding the Gummy Zero Point Sprite that no one did and 2 hours later Phill posts that exact video on YouTube. I called him out in DM's about it and he tried to make excuse after excuse and even offered to pay me for the short in which I declined. This man is nothing but a child living in a man's body and takes no accountability whatsoever. He even reached out to me after I stated in the past before to leave me alone and somehow bypassed Twitch's block system and whispered me to bother me on the day that my Dog got put down last Wednesday. I will be going to my Magistrate Court later this week and filing a Protective Order as a result so that this man has to legally stop stalking and harassing me. If anyone sees or hears Phill mention anything about me feel free to letting me know and I will pass anything over to the Magistrate Court later this week when I go.

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  Sox Side (@SamsMagicTape) reported 32 minutes ago

  @JamesEsq85 @CardPurchaser Everytime I get on eBay it’s all the live stuff now even though I’ve never done it and I feel like BIN sales are just way down for me at least they are

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  Donald (@dwayne71105) reported 33 minutes ago

  Only hoping to help show others how ridiculous automated systems are impossible go deal with. I have fought with Ebay, Walmart, and others about problems being denied by vendors. I am sick of the bullshit!