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Originally Posted by brotherblues
The way I see it, with QS you're printing money and creating inflation. With AH you're taking someone's money, making them have less of it and thus giving you more of a currency advantage overall.
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Ok, first off selling a card on the auction is not
taking someone's money. It's an arms-length exchange of goods that both parties have decided is in their best interest.
Secondly, a scenario. Let's say a buyer has 1500PP and wants a gold card.
Option 1, all sellers either QS or put card up for 1111PP. Buyer buys card at 1111PP. Buyer now has card and 389PP. Seller has 1000PP.
Option 2, some sellers put card up for 1000PP. Buyer buys card for 1000PP. Buyer now has card and 500PP. Seller has 1000PP.
Which option is best for the buyer? For the seller?
Thirdly, with option 2, the card is still in the game. Quick selling a card removes it from the game forever.
The only benefits to QS is that one gets the PP sooner and that it can be useful to clear out duplicates because of the 50 card AH limit.