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Quoted from ForceFlow:The thing is that they can charge pretty much anything they want considering there's basically no viable competition they have to be worried about.
Well, not true.. now granted not in auction form, BUT you can sell items on Amazon with the same set up as EBay.. but based on most of the pinball machines, there are hardly any auctions at this point that do not have the starting bid MORE than the game is worth to begin with.
Don't forget the new 180 days to file a dispute rule that also went into effect.. so now a buyer has 6 months to file a claim on something they buy.. even most retail stores give you 90 days tops.
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