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When I buy via Ebay, I try not to spend more than 75% of what the price would be on the TCGPlayer median (preferred) or average (if here).  Often, I will place bids on multiple auctions at between 50-60% in the hope that I get lucky.  I picked up a Goblin Lackey for $4 recently, and that included shipping.

When I sell bulk on Craigslist, I typically get $35-40 for about 3,500 commons and uncommons (no basic lands).

If selling for cash with the crew that plays at my LGS, prices vary on the card (based on demand) and the relationship I have with the other person. Most often, I look for about 80% of what the store would charge.

When I buy from a private party, I'll take a deal if I can get one, but will pay up to what my store charges if the store doesn't have one to sell (and I have an immediate need or desire).

I contacted T-Mobile this morning and informed them that neither I, nor any of the other data-enabled phones on our plan can reach Deckbox.org with an IP address of 5.9.7.215.  I was escalated to a tech who understood and documented my complaint, and is further escalating the issue to a network engineer.

I also advised them that a failure to allow access to this site on their mobile network would result in my cancellation of our contract (for non-performance), and that we would move our lines (all five of them) to another carrier.  I gave them 10 days to resolve the issue (though their tech assured me I would be contacted with a resolution in less than three days' time).

If mine is the only such threat they receive (and I'm willing to follow through on it), it might accomplish little.  We need everyone who has T-Mobile to dial support (accessible via 6-1-1) and report the problem.

Sebi, any chance we can make a board-wide announcement that asks our T-Mobile using members to contact support?

I can't address whether the text is really over the top or not, but many large events will pre-open boosters, inventory them, and stamp them so that the cards may be identified as official cards for the event (prevents anyone from sneaking cards in).  That might explain it.

The filters are there, but not the easiest to find.

From the Inventory screen, click Search & Filter from the upper right corner (below the login link).

Then, in the Apply Filters box, the other filter options are available in the [Any] dropdown box.  You'll find the options should let you filter most of the ways you prefer (though not specialty formats like pauper).

The filters are not perfect, but they are a good start!

It's really a preference thing. For sets that are primarily mono-color (e.g., M12, M13), I put the multi-color cards in a single small subsection after all the color sections, but before colorless. In sets that have a strong multi-color focus (e.g. RTR, GTC), I put the multi-colored cards in their own sections and between the sections for the card colors (e.g., B - BR - R - RU - U - UW - W - WG - G - GB).

I believe another reason is that it is still possible to have the same card committed to multiple trades.  I'd like to have a way to pull my cards out of my inventory at the point we agree on the terms.

The answer to your question has already been addressed in this sticky topic.

I can get to the site, but it often takes multiple loads.  I'll watch to make sure it is actually using the 4G network (rather than a wireless connection).

Use the syntax below.  Replace references to my stuff (highlighted between asterisks {***}) to yours:

[url=http://deckbox.org/users/***HikingStick***]Profile[/url]
[url=http://deckbox.org/sets/***55674***]Wishlist[/url]
[url=http://deckbox.org/sets/***55673***]Tradelist[/url]

Get that information by visiting each of your matching pages (Profile, Wishlist, and Tradelist).

If these do not get resolved within the next week, please post to the Bad Trade Report forum.

Oh, that sucks (someone taking advantage).  I parted with a few full art Unhinged lands for under a dollar each before I learned what they were worth.

I have two--a B/R goblin deck under Wort, Boggart Auntie, and a new U/W deck under Geist of Saint Traft I threw together in an hour a couple of weeks ago.

Neither of them is currently in deckbox (at least, not in their current form).  I'll load them this weekend and will post the links.

The goblin deck is straight forward: Aggro, aggro, aggro. My commander lets me return goblins from my graveyard to my hand.  I have a few goblin tutors (e.g., Goblin Matron, Goblin Recruiter) to help me pull certain goblins, or stack them on the top of my deck.  I then use cards like Skirk Drill Sergeant and Goblin Ringleader to get those goblins on the field.  That lets me get out cards like Goblin Lackey and Warren Instigator, which let me play goblins for free from my hand each time I damage a player.  Those free cards could be Goblin King, Goblin Chieftain, or any number of other goblins.  I also added some fun cards that rely on coin flips or other random effects.  Perhaps my favorite is Goblin Game.

The U/W deck has been startlingly good.  Numerous card options prevent attacks (e.g., Sphere of Safety, Norn's Annex, Stormtide Leviathan), there is some removal, and some token generation via things like Moonsilver Spear.