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Buying Sorcerer cards on the Bay

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Buying Sorcerer cards on the Bay

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Be very careful who you buy from on the bay. There is one seller who if you don't pay his price, he will block you from his auctions. PM me and I will give you the details. I was blocked and I never even bought anything from him. He won't tell me why he blocked me or what he thinks I did to him.
He says he has an austic son so if you know who he is - beware
 
I don't get it... if he's NOT selling to you, and you haven't purchased anything from him, why do we have to 'beware' of him?
 
Margaret, WHY are you buying them?? You can get a set for each person with you at 2 different locations in MK. Believe me, with all the work Disney put into all those "portals", this will be around for quite awhile. Enjoy the game & save your $$$. TTFN
 
I finally finished my set. I did end up buying one card on the bay, but it was the last one I needed, so I thought it was $5 well spent
 

You can get two packs a day now?
 
I personally wouldn't purchase these on eBay yet, because...

-The game is still pretty new and is not going anywhere...every time a person goes to the park they can pick up a pack of five cards for free, so more and more of these cards will continue to trickle out.

-I heard that they might start offering some of the "rare" cards for purchase. Why buy the "rare" cards on eBay before you even know what Disney might charge for them? For all we know a month from now one could buy a pack of all the "rare" cards for $19.95 or something... I'm sure the person who bought the Ariel card for $63 yesterday on eBay will be kicking themselves if this happens...

It's one thing to buy a card (or a few) to complete a set like Roxane did...but I wouldn't try to buy a ton of "free" cards yet. I bet a year from now there will be so many of these cards around it will be hard to sell them for more than a dollar.
 

+1 i agree 1,000%
 
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