Sunnygx On Yugioh

December 15, 2008

Konami selling all Dp for $2.99 why is ebay still more expensive ????

Filed under: Game News, Trade Guides — sunnygx @ 12:37 pm
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Here is what makes me laugh if you live in the us why not open your own DP store and basically sell your dp for $1 more than what konami is selling for that way you can buy 5 Dp at a time directly from konami per day and sell directly to the customers

When i think that there is people selling dp at $7.99 per dp i feel that konami is not doing enough to help Yugioh players buy their already expensive DPs cheaper than they are being sold for on ebay

All this information can be found on the Yugioh webpage directly

http://www.yugioh-online.net/top/english/duelpass/index.html

Now what seems a bit strange is why are people still selling duel passes at $9.99 per dp and trading cards as if dp is now rare so beware value of shrink is not 150mp like V3rts all dp cards are back to max 30 mp that update is probably going to get revised soon i am sure when they see this update here or the update on duel evolution maybe they will update their information

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