Now everyone is key word spamming
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just busting your balls
<< <i>LNK
Notice how "PCGS" is mentioned, but has noting to do with the auction. >>
That's pushing it... I think if people are searching grading companies, they're not going to do a full-text search, rather just the title...
Looking for PCGS AU58 Washington's, 32-63.
If you think a seller is keyword spamming, report it to eBay. If they consider it keyword spamming, they will warn the seller once. After that, they will yank any future auctions.
Key word spamming means putting a key word in the title for seraches to pick up that is not related to the auction
I don't see any key word spamming here.
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gee, i really wanna piece of pcgs plastic. don't care what coin's stuck in it , just as long as the plastic says pcgs. i know, i'll search ebay for "pcgs"!
come on , get real
K S
Everyone can collect and search for whatever pleases them. There are many different reasons why someone might search for PCGS.
Joe.
steve is always itchy...ebay in your post title, spamming..
I hear cortisone works great steve...or some chill pills
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K S
<< <i>everyone is a pretty broad statement......
just busting your balls >>
and what just exactly is wrong with a pretty broad?
I do. Don't you?
K S
no PCGS here
definatly not here either
<< <i>your trying to say that people jump on ebay & do searches just on the word "pcgs"? what kind of idiot would do a search like that?
come on , get real
K S >>
Apparently there's a lot of them, ( ie, us) out there, so many, in fact, that it is an eBay keyword, in other words, a starting point to find specifically just what series of PCGS graded coin(s) you are looking for.
Joe
P.S. I have more raw coins than slabbed, my slabbed coins are from the top tier grading companies, so far this has worked to my advantage.
<< <i>Apparently there's a lot of them, ( ie, us) out there, so many, in fact, that it is an eBay keyword, in other words, a starting point to find specifically just what series of PCGS graded coin(s) you are looking for. >>
i think you misunderstand the ebay statistic. it does NOT imply that someone goes on ebay searching for JUST "pcgs".
i agree if you mean getting on ebay & searching, for example, "1877 pcgs" in the ihc category. but the nutty theory behind the initial post is that huge crowds of folks are jumping on ebay & searching JUST FOR "pcgs". you'd be daffy as taffy to be doing that.
K S
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