1986 Sportflics Baseball Forum

Did someone slip the decimal point entering the set price ?   $4000.00 ???

Yeah, about that. Submitted by a member who joined for one day so.....

I am guessing that is the case

I have entered an IR and marked it for Admin to remove the excessive price. Might be a while before he gets to it, but it should disappear eventually.

No, it's price-fixing. You see it a lot here. It's the problem you get when you let anyone set a price.

You lower the price to buy a card and make it higher to sell it. It's that simple. Then you can use the link to the page to show someone and write " this website is very reliable and the only one I use and this is the price they have. It's just like making a fake document but a lot easier. 

You even see traders doing this. They will add a price 5 times in one day to make sure it shows. Then if you look on their want list you will see the cards. Some even have on their profile page "It's their favorite player" and have gone through and have done years of cards to fix the price lower for their favorite player. 

I did the research the first month I was here, saw all this happening, and found you can't take the pricing here seriously. You have to go somewhere else to get your pricing.

Wish these one-day wonders would be deleted from the site membership along with anything they may have entered. Give them 6 months to a year; if they don't come back, then ZAP! and gone just like the annoying mosquito.

I agree 100%. Even if you are not activaly adding to the site, as long as you are doing your collection upload you should stay. But I would be intrested to see how many of our almost 60k members are active in a 90 day span.

There is a way.  Go the the Member Directory   You can filter them by last logged in.

The members ID starting with (a)  has 6 pages logged in in 90 days comparied to 27 pages of (a)  members (total members stating with (a).

Removing or hiding members that have not logged in for a year or more has been brought to Adnim's attention and no action has been taken.

cardcollector65jw wrote:

I agree 100%. Even if you are not activaly adding to the site, as long as you are doing your collection upload you should stay. But I would be intrested to see how many of our almost 60k members are active in a 90 day span.

sandyrusty wrote:

Wish these one-day wonders would be deleted from the site membership along with anything they may have entered. Give them 6 months to a year; if they don't come back, then ZAP! and gone just like the annoying mosquito.

jimetal7212 wrote:

Yeah, about that. Submitted by a member who joined for one day so.....

I agree. Be active whether its forum related, adding cards to collection and for trade. Is it possible that culling inactives will help the site efficiency? I ask because I dont know and just because I watch Star Trek it doesnt make me qualified in such areas.

I'm not saying deactivate accounts but I do think if they came and went then they should be deactivated. I hope that we could deactivate an account that could be recovered if said person logs back in after an extended leave of absence