This guy is listing a '76 OPC Don Baylor PSA 8 1/1 many times and many prices! Why?

rbdjr1 · November 28, 2005 3:21PM

Why would a seller do this? List a 1/1 card 24 times and at different price levels? It doesn't make any sense! Look:

At $19.99 he listed it 19 times
At $29.99 he listed it 4 times
At $59.99 he listed it 1 time!

Look how many times this guy has listed this Don Baylor 1/1 card! Wow!

Which one do you bid on? LOL!

rbd

JohnRJackson · November 28, 2005 3:33PM

probably cuz he didnt sell it the first 23 times?

rbdjr1 · November 28, 2005 3:37PM

<< <i>probably cuz he didnt sell it the first 23 times? >>

But John, all his listings are all current! There is only one card (a 1/1) that exists in PSA 8!

rbd

JohnRJackson · November 28, 2005 3:44PM

oh lol

either psa sucks at updating their pops or he just made a huge mistake

jayhawke · November 28, 2005 6:52PM

I bet he made a mistake when he set up the auction using Andale. Email him and let him know. Those ebay fees add up.

bobsbbcards · November 28, 2005 7:07PM

He must have intended to start 24 "scheduled" auctions where he could go back and edit the information later. The new "sell with template" service doesn't preserve the scheduled auction time when you use it. I hope eBay fixes that since it screwed me over a couple times too. I had to cancel a couple of auctions that went off prematurely......that's so embarrassing...

packCollector · November 28, 2005 10:25PM

yup, bet his listing software botched up. I use "sparedollar" as there is no fee to schedule the listings , you save 10c a listing and although the timing isn't always exact , it is pretty good and I have never had the problem which looks like this guy is having

sagard · November 29, 2005 12:34AM

1. Buy/bid on the $19.99 item.
2. Don't click send to Ebay without looking at the fee schedule. Sixty auctions with garbage in the subtitle is $30 he will never get back, plus the rest of the listing fees.