Who is this "drago360" Newest black hole....

[Warlord]

Brace yourself boys:

 

Approximately $88,000.00

 

Don't see any CGC buys under that ID before June.

And in June and July only $11,517.90 was on eBay CGC'd purchases.

 

The Stalker

 

BTW, not saying your number is wrong. Just stating what the eBay total was, not any other venues like you're covering.

[shadroch]

Agreed - I don't think this is a new store either - those are generally enterprises set up to MAKE money, not lose it

 

 

That might depend on Australian Bankruptcy laws.In the 80s,it was possible to max out your credit cards,open a store and then turn around and declare bankruptcy. At an auction,you could buy back your own goods(thru a middleman) for 10-20% of the real worth.Your second store was then stocked for a fraction of the real cost.Congress tightened up many of these loopholes in the early 90s.

[Kramerica]

Wow. I just closed a deal with him not an hour ago and I come here and the first message I see is about him. He just bought over 1300.00 of goods with me. I had 300 auctions and I think he won about 60. The full spectrum too: X-Men, DD's, TOD's, Werewolfs, ASM's. And guess what? He paid crazy prices for this stuff too. I had issues 1-80 of X-Men Vol 2 up in sets of 10 and he won all of them: for 192.00. I know how common this stuff is. I usually get between $10-15 for a set of 10. But 42.00 for X-men 51-60? This guy paid quicker than quick though. I boxed his stuff up, got a price quote and sent a invoice and he paid in less than an hour. He's welcome any time, especially when he's paying 29.00 for raw X-Men #212's (even if they are NM+ gems). I have a whole lot more of those to sell him. Keep spending Drago!

[Mushroom]

Agreed - I don't think this is a new store either - those are generally enterprises set up to MAKE money, not lose it

 

 

That might depend on Australian Bankruptcy laws.In the 80s,it was possible to max out your credit cards,open a store and then turn around and declare bankruptcy. At an auction,you could buy back your own goods(thru a middleman) for 10-20% of the real worth.Your second store was then stocked for a fraction of the real cost.Congress tightened up many of these loopholes in the early 90s.

 

In oz you can't own a company once you have declared bankruptcy. The only way this would work is if you had a mate you trusted who would open the second business.