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Is the bid online? If so, can we have a link please?It is mail auction, members only.
wow more guessing games? i couldn't even handle the first one. u guys gonna give us more hints! even D&D is more generous while revealing their decks!1. One-way back
No... maybe the seller only showed those snippets to himI understand.. but there must have been pics in the auctionlol I don't really understand this thread...VortexHead hasn't received his decks
Just show us the decks
lol
CBJ
lol I don't really understand this thread...VortexHead hasn't received his decks
Just show us the decks
lol
CBJ
It's also 3 plus here@K, which site?oh sorry, i've edited my previous post, it's 3 plus here.. anyway, here the same link: [size=78%]http://www.jimknapp.com/Cards/Bicycle.htm[/size] have funthe first three tuck box pictures and the last one dont match at all!!!!
Uh oh, looks like we have some unhappy faces, I'll show the full deck when I get them but you guys may well think it looks terrible. If you want I'll close the thread, just thought it would be entertaining.No, don't close the thread, it is interesting. What's the finish?
@ Digipunk... Ya think???I still have no idea what the deck is. From VortexHead's description, there is no manufacturer information on the box or the cards, so it is not a USPCC deck... maybe it was not made by US manufacturers. dang.. how could a deck escape from our crossfire?
Even with Google Translate, it's not easy to understand...I just provided a "Plan-B" in case they are not available in China. I am not the seller and as I said earlier on UC that I won't buy items for anyone. Of course I hope Krystle will find the decks directly.
I'm putting my faith in Krystle's deck-hunting skills!
I know nothing about gambling if the bottom card is to do with that, what's the bottom card mean or whats it used for?
Taobao isn't actually an auction service. All items on there are buy-it-now, if we use the eBay term. there are other similar online purchasing sites, but not as popular.Thank you for your correction. You are right.
Is Taobao a city or a shop?In most Asian countries such as Japan, China, South Korea, Taiwan, etc, only "localized" auction services may survive and TaoBao is the main auction service (maybe the only one) in China.
I don't wanna say that but it is difficult to find the decks in local shops in Beijing. If she has friends in China, maybe they can try Taobao, that will be a much better way to get them. I am not sure, I don't trade with China sellersThey are 800 NTD a deck on Taiwan auctions if you can not find them in BeijingThat's a little over US$27 - and that doesn't even count shipping.
I'll wait and see what Krystle finds!
