No offense to the seller, but whenever I see titles & descriptions like this they automatically log in my brain as spam. If anything, making this thread is the most time I’ve ever spent on a card with fire emojis. Anyway just curious if people actually respond positively to a listing with this type of title & description.
I just assume its a teenager trynna flip. Like im a teenager, but i would not put fire emoji. Personally as someone im 90% sure is more immature than that seller, i would put “PTCG Fossil Hypno, Holo, Ken Sugamori Signed” It just looks more legit, and look like the quality of the card shouldnt Be “Heavily Played”
Like to be on topic, This title screams “Heavily Played” and “Im Not Mature” Plus, who is buying vintage ptcg without knowing who sugimori is. Why did he need to explain him in the description
Time-Sensitive Treasure
This signed Hypno card is on the market now, but not for long. Swipe it up before it vanishes. You’re not just buying a card; you’re claiming a piece of history.
It’s a bit obnoxious for sure. Personally, I find these types of ads tend to be just click-bait or very overpriced or something in-between. Most of the time with emoji’s I consider it to be something non-serious or getting into meme territory, and so I don’t treat these ads very seriously either. I also recall seeing a lot of “INVEST NOW!” in ads in 2020/2021 and that along with emoji’s were just instant red flags to me .
The fire emoji is at the heart of the Poke-bro culture. If you don’t get it then you don’t why Hisuian Electrode v boxes are the currency of the future. And if you don’t get that, well do you even try to hustle fam?