Legit MTG

$200 for a Riftbound box? Neat. Scalpers in theory could buy the product at MSRP and then scalp it so let's just cut the middle man out and scalp it ourselves! Sealed prices here are always a joke.

Had the displeasure of dealing with Mr. Nate Lawrence recently. Thought I'd share just the latest batsheet message (see attached). First, let's talk about his overinflated ego, and seeming obsession with his supposed sales, which he drastically exaggerates. Nate claims to ship in excess of HALF A MILLION PACKAGES ANNUALLY. Let's break that down. Nate is claiming to ship at minimum 1369 packages daily, on average, 365 days a year. If Nate works 10 hour days, 7 days a week, he's shipping 140 packages an hour. If he's got three full time shippers, this is still an insane amount to ship. Possible? Sure. Likely? No, not really. Especially given that he has no devoted e-commerce website, and not that many products listed on ebay or Amazon. Could he be selling that many single cards on some third party website? Sure, that is not out of the realm of possibility, but this would be a much better stocked store if he were doing the sales volume he claims. Now the reason I'm here. Nate claims he never received a package I shipped to him. Tracking tells a different story. Nate says he knows how this works, yet he's never heard that on ebay, if tracking indicates delivery, it is out of the seller's hands. Funny, I've known that for 20 years. He huffed and he puffed, hoping to bully me into giving him a refund. When that didn't work, he contacted ebay directly, where he was told to kick rocks. The guy is a real piece of work folks. I strongly recommend you avoid this place at all costs. There's always a reason when a place's Google review score is under four, and it's never good.

Boyfriend went in twice in one day. He went alone and had a good experience with a red head-ish guy with black frame glasses. However, later in the day I came in with him as well as I had never been there before and wanted to do a trade in for store credit. They had a good selection of product and it is a spacious place, but the energy of the store is very off, it’s very dark and ultimately uncomfortable! There were some people in there I assume were regulars having a pretty good time. But the employee we interacted with was extremely rude, off putting, and condescending. I completely understand being burnt out from work and talking, or just being a more awkward person in retail because I also work retail! But he never made eye contact with us, only seemed interested in the other customers and the employee who was helping them, and getting done with our interaction as soon as possible. He took a look at my cards and before he could finish the first stack I knew I was definitely not selling them to this guy and to get out immediately. He didn’t offer a bad deal but there was no way this guy deserved my business. you may not always enjoy the customers you work with but you can always be kind! We will be driving to our guys at the Hobby Den in Evansville from here on out.