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  HomerunHitter35 (@CoolCatMatt35) reported 5 minutes ago

  Did you know PSA recently implemented a login wall for viewing pop reports so they could scrape your user data and sell it to marketing firms and use it internally to target ads to you? Look up the card on eBay and you can get the pop report there, for free, with no logins.

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  ItsMeCooper (@ItsaMeCooper) reported 10 minutes ago

  @vollectorid We ship everywhere! Some stuff are on my ebay but if you need something specific ping me and I’ll sort for you. I can ship directly or via ebay not an issue :)

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  Joe A (@aceofcards89) reported 10 minutes ago

  I was just thinking about this today. If you take a 5-10 year horizon, where would you want to put your money? - Vintage? I think it's risky. I'll go so far as to say even big names like Hank Aaron and Willie Mays will start to fade. - Definitely not ultra-modern. Don't chase the new "color blast" or whatever every year. Wouldn't touch Topps Dynasty, which seems to be popular. - GOAT market is at all time highs and feels frothy to me. ------------- For me the play is simple, buy cool cards! People want unique cards (no base, no random parallels, but also no "case hits"). I'm talking image variations, autos (on-card), the kind of cards where you pull up eBay and you can't find any available. -------------- Cash might be the play. Take a little risk off the table and be ready to come back when (IF) things calm down. Sealed wax is a play if you can keep it sealed and know how to sell it (not for me). I do think the 2005-2015ish era is a little undervalued. A lot of big cards in that era that are entering HOF eligibility.

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  wesley (@wesleyous) reported 10 minutes ago

  @ItsJustN1ck We acting like him a genius would buy or get a hold of classic ebay broken tech and refurbish it himself... u think hes a normie u just dont know what advanced resourceful people r capable of smh.

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  Goatbeardz (@GoatBeardzDD) reported 11 minutes ago

  THE HOLDCO PROBLEM Ryan Cohen has given us enough to understand the structure of the deal that is being proposed. But nobody is actually trying to sketch it out, so I guess I will do it here. Let’s start with the Capital Stack: Confirmed: - $56 billion dollar bid for $125/share (cash + equity) - 2.5B share auth - 20B holdco credit line - 9.8% of eBay - 59M GMEWS Unconfirmed - and this is KEY: - 500 million personal commitment from Ryan Cohen - SWF So let me pull in the most apt recent comparison. EA just got taken private for 55B. How was the capital stack structured for that? - 20B debt (JP Morgan) - 36B Private equity (SWF + PE) I think its very interesting how the financing has really setup a structure here that shows something similar being assembled. Key fact: Ryan Cohen said himself that both GME and eBay will not be changing their names. That single statement breaks the entire thesis open. That means: - GameStop -> operating sub (retail + digital commerce) - $EBAY inc -> operating sub (marketplace + payments) And both of these would need to sit under another shell. Which is most likely Teddy. Now some people will argue this could just be $GME doing a merger sub and the regular process. IMO, this is a very shilly statement. For you to believe that a holdco isn’t coming, and that Teddy is not coming, and that $GME is doing a regular merger, then you can’t really explain the SWF hint in the WSJ letter or how Ryan Cohen is putting $500 million of his own money in. Think about it. A sovereign wealth fund is not buying GameStop shares on the open market to fund a $55 billion acquisition. That doesn’t happen. PIF didn’t buy EA shares - they formed a consortium and built a vehicle above EA. Silver Lake didn’t invest through EA’s existing cap table. They built a structure with governance rights, liquidation preferences, board seats, and tax optimization that suited their institutional mandates. That’s what a holdco is for. It’s where the SWF money goes. It’s where Cohen’s $500M sits in an SPV alongside them with clearly defined economics. It’s where the $20B in debt gets isolated. And it’s where GameStop and eBay sit underneath as operating subs with their names intact, exactly like Cohen said. If you can’t answer where the outside capital sits in a merger sub structure, then the merger sub doesn’t work. THE WARRANT QUESTION Now here’s where it gets really interesting. GameStop has 59.15M warrants outstanding. $32 strike. October 30, 2026 expiry. GME is trading at ~$22. The warrants are over $10 out of the money with 91 days left. Under normal circumstances, nobody exercises these. They expire worthless. End of story. But Cohen is assembling a $55B acquisition. And every M&A lawyer, every lender, every proxy advisor involved in this deal is going to ask one question: What are you doing with the warrants? You can’t leave 59M warrants sitting ambiguous on a subsidiary’s cap table while you’re restructuring the entire corporate entity above it. The fully diluted share count matters for exchange ratios, financing commitment letters, proxy recommendations, antidilution provisions everything. So what are the options? Option 1: Let them expire worthless. Throwing away ~$1.9B in potential capital and discarding 59M units of committed-holder identification. NOT HAPPENING. Option 2: Reprice/Extend the warrants. This looks desperate in the face of a hostile bid, faces legal challenge, and dilutes at a worse price. Option 3: Hope GME runs above $32 before October 30. That’s a 46% move in 91 days. Option 4: Exchange the warrants into Teddy equity. This is the one that makes sense to me. Offer warrant holders the ability to tender their GMEWS warrants in exchange for shares or units in Teddy Holdings - at a conversion ratio (7-4-1?) based on the combined entity’s economics, not GME’s stock price. The warrant stops being a $32 call on GameStop. It becomes a participation right in the parent company that owns both GameStop and eBay. The warrants were not designed to be exercised at $32 with the stock at $22. They were designed to be exchanged. The $32 strike gave them enough economic substance to be distributed as a dividend and listed on NYSE. The real function was always to create a trackable, transferable security that identifies who the committed capital base is - the people who held through the entire process. Your warrants aren’t a call option. They’re an allocation ticket into Teddy. THE PLUMBING Yesterday, the OCC dropped Info Memo #59491. Read it carefully. "Effective July 30, 2026, the National Securities Clearing Corporation will no longer accept GMEWS warrants for settlement. The GMEWS component of GME1 exercise and assignment activity is now subject to broker-to-broker settlement." And then this line: "It is unknown if and when GMEWS warrants will be eligible for settlement through NSCC again." Let that sit for a second. NSCC - the entity that clears and settles virtually every equity transaction in the United States - just said they will not handle GMEWS anymore. If this were routine end-of-life housekeeping for a dying instrument, the memo would say "until expiry on October 30, 2026." It doesn't. It says "unknown if and when." That's open-ended language for an instrument with A KNOWN EXPIRATION DATE. Why would it be unknown unless the instrument might become something else before it expires? Here's what the memo operationally requires: - Settlement of the warrant component now happens broker-to-broker, outside NSCC's central clearing guarantee. - If a delivering Clearing Member can't deliver GMEWS warrants on settlement date, both sides' obligations are delayed until OCC designates a new settlement date, method, and/or settlement value. - A senior officer of the delivering Clearing Member must represent IN WRITING that delivery is not possible. - If delivery still can't be effected, OCC may force cash settlement or a buy-in. - All GME1 activity gets reported on a SEPARATE Broker-to-Broker Delivery Advice, not the regular Delivery Advice. - OCC will continue to margin GME1 exercise/assignment activity until settlement is accomplished. This is not how you wind down a worthless warrant. This is an extraordinary amount of procedural infrastructure for a security trading $10 below its strike with 91 days to live. Written officer attestations? Separate delivery reports? Cash settlement alternatives? You don't build that for something you're letting die. You build it when the security is about to undergo a corporate action that changes what it represents. All of this indicates that $GME is about to file the Tender Offer extremely soon, and it looks like the HoldCo is ready to be revealed. I am expecting monday. See you there!

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  ꟽƎꓤ⅁ #13 ranked chud (@FrenchDreamHelp) reported 12 minutes ago

  @cetraxiv @DistantCoder The pop report doesn't go down tbh it even goes up with people submitting multiple time, it's just one card less that could have been listed on ebay

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  SuperMony (@Monicaimakeyous) reported 16 minutes ago

  @eBay @depop Unfair Case Resolution / Potential Delivery Issues 24-14901-43188 ​I purchased an item on eBay that shows as "delivered" on the carrier tracking,but I never received it. I opened a claim and appealed the decision, but my case was closed automatically without a real investigation

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  🌓caleb🐁🧛🧛 STORE OPEN🧛🧛 (@m0mento_) reported 18 minutes ago

  actually going insane trying to track down where this ponyville scootaloo w detachable hair is from... bcs shes pre 2009 redesign but i cant find record of her in any databases... iv found a few ebay listings but they all have her in hairpieces that we 100% didnt have???

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  Sasha˙ᵕ˙ (@angelicdotsasha) reported 20 minutes ago

  ts genuinely put me off of ebay no lie idgaf that they were arrested and the ceo stepped down this is NASTY

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  gm_collectibles (@gm_collectibles) reported 22 minutes ago

  is ebay down for other people?

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  Jaserams (@jmrmslater) reported 26 minutes ago

  @therealalgt2 Having the same issues out here. Can't even punt my stuff on ebay. I'd rather bin them and sell them for pennies

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  🌿 𝟰 𝟰 𝟰 🌿🏳️‍⚧️ (@FoursAfterDark) reported 28 minutes ago

  My new lens got here but it's completely broken. I messaged the eBay seller about it and I also ordered another copy from a different seller. Now the first seller apologized and says he thinks he has another and will send it, so now I guess I'm going to have two of the same lens.

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  Neuralink Ape™ (@NeuralinkApe) reported 29 minutes ago

  @falcons05 @NevrEnoughX Light bar is a $500 eBay fix

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  lennard (@lennardeth) reported 31 minutes ago

  @leodev I bought my own server yesterday and it's great. If you have the money, maybe invest it! Just get old hardware (like a mini PC off ebay) and run Proxmox on it.

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  zeidside (@zeidside) reported 32 minutes ago

  I received hate mail on eBay because I sold a card below "market price" and I just imagine this guy opened his little app or whatever and saw his card down by $100 and started screaming