I am keeping mine, even with my opinion

TenTwoSix wrote:mel wrote:alienfeast wrote:Honestly, the fact that they are even trying to sell a gift from Funko just p*** me off. At the very least, they should trade it to actual collectors. It's such a shame some true collectors out there won't be getting the pop due to some flippers out there. Hoping the two you mentioned be part of the lucky few receiving the freddy randomly without the email.
Yeah, I could get behind a trade.....but outright selling? Just not cool in my realm and that person is now in my blacklist. I really hope they do too....both of them have done so much for me, giving me really valuable pops at cost, not a dime of markup. Big hearts who just have the right spirit.
To be honest, I've traded and sold items that I've received from Fundays, which were also "gifts" from Funko. I kept the ones I liked but used the money from the sales of ones that I didn't have interest in to buy Pops that I liked more.
I remember Funko's stance is that they don't care what people do on the secondary market including items that they gift. They know there those out there who will immediately sell these "gifts" for profit, and if they don't care, it's not worth you stressing about either. There will always be flippers in collectibles. It's better to accept that fact and don't let them ruin how you collect or the reasons why Funko is fun for you.
Congrats to everyone who received a TOTY Freddy, the glow on it is really cool from the pictures I've seen!
magikrose wrote:It is also the rule of supply and demand. If there is demand for it, and someone is willing to pay for it, why not sell it?
Chase Variant wrote:magikrose wrote:It is also the rule of supply and demand. If there is demand for it, and someone is willing to pay for it, why not sell it?
Speaking of supply and demand, I don't understand why people were paying so much for an LE 5000. That's a lot. And now that everyone's receiving their figures, the market is going to flood.
Chase Variant wrote:magikrose wrote:It is also the rule of supply and demand. If there is demand for it, and someone is willing to pay for it, why not sell it?
Speaking of supply and demand, I don't understand why people were paying so much for an LE 5000. That's a lot. And now that everyone's receiving their figures, the market is going to flood.
Chase Variant wrote:magikrose wrote:It is also the rule of supply and demand. If there is demand for it, and someone is willing to pay for it, why not sell it?
Speaking of supply and demand, I don't understand why people were paying so much for an LE 5000. That's a lot. And now that everyone's receiving their figures, the market is going to flood.
mel wrote:The difference between this and Pops from Fundays is you bought a ticket for Fundays, travelled to SD, got a hotel room, ect. If you ended up with something you didn't care for for don't collect, ok see if you can make back some of the Fundays cost. This, people knew what they were getting, it was absoutely free and incurred no cost whatsoever and was a Thank You gift. To fill out the form for one and immediately try to sell it to someone who actually clearly deserved it more than you? Shameless. I will judge. If you did that, you suck. Bad show of spirit and community and I hope karma gets you.
mel wrote:The difference between this and Pops from Fundays is you bought a ticket for Fundays, travelled to SD, got a hotel room, ect. If you ended up with something you didn't care for for don't collect, ok see if you can make back some of the Fundays cost. This, people knew what they were getting, it was absoutely free and incurred no cost whatsoever and was a Thank You gift. To fill out the form for one and immediately try to sell it to someone who actually clearly deserved it more than you? Shameless. I will judge. If you did that, you suck. Bad show of spirit and community and I hope karma gets you.
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ImranC23 wrote:Chase Variant wrote:magikrose wrote:It is also the rule of supply and demand. If there is demand for it, and someone is willing to pay for it, why not sell it?
Speaking of supply and demand, I don't understand why people were paying so much for an LE 5000. That's a lot. And now that everyone's receiving their figures, the market is going to flood.
I hope it does. Next week will be when I attempt to strike on ebay for this guy. Hope he doesn't go for too much, got my first 1/400 freddys at fundays and I see they don't go for outrageous prices.
janos89 wrote:Chase Variant wrote:magikrose wrote:It is also the rule of supply and demand. If there is demand for it, and someone is willing to pay for it, why not sell it?
Speaking of supply and demand, I don't understand why people were paying so much for an LE 5000. That's a lot. And now that everyone's receiving their figures, the market is going to flood.
Its because its a very "wanted" pop. Look at qui gon jinn, yes he's lower, but 2000 is still a decent amount and he shot up because of demand. And to be honest this Freddy might go up in price even higher after it drops because even though there's 5000 a lot was shipped worldwide and second once the flippers are done a lot of people will hold on to theirs because its a gift from funko that could not be purchased so you won't see a lot on eBay after that. All I know is mines going to be sitting next to my funklub certificate.
Chase Variant wrote:janos89 wrote:Chase Variant wrote:
Speaking of supply and demand, I don't understand why people were paying so much for an LE 5000. That's a lot. And now that everyone's receiving their figures, the market is going to flood.
Its because its a very "wanted" pop. Look at qui gon jinn, yes he's lower, but 2000 is still a decent amount and he shot up because of demand. And to be honest this Freddy might go up in price even higher after it drops because even though there's 5000 a lot was shipped worldwide and second once the flippers are done a lot of people will hold on to theirs because its a gift from funko that could not be purchased so you won't see a lot on eBay after that. All I know is mines going to be sitting next to my funklub certificate.
1) The difference between 2000 and 5000 is a lot in terms of exclusives.
2) Qui-Gon is a bad comparison, because he's a key character in a Star Wars collection in a fandom known for having completists, while this is just another Freddy variant.
3) The people in the market for Freddys mostly already belong to the Funatics and/or would have signed up for the lottery.
There's no reason for these to be selling more than LE425 Freddys other than people being impatient or shill bidding.
janos89 wrote:Chase Variant wrote:janos89 wrote:Its because its a very "wanted" pop. Look at qui gon jinn, yes he's lower, but 2000 is still a decent amount and he shot up because of demand. And to be honest this Freddy might go up in price even higher after it drops because even though there's 5000 a lot was shipped worldwide and second once the flippers are done a lot of people will hold on to theirs because its a gift from funko that could not be purchased so you won't see a lot on eBay after that. All I know is mines going to be sitting next to my funklub certificate.
1) The difference between 2000 and 5000 is a lot in terms of exclusives.
2) Qui-Gon is a bad comparison, because he's a key character in a Star Wars collection in a fandom known for having completists, while this is just another Freddy variant.
3) The people in the market for Freddys mostly already belong to the Funatics and/or would have signed up for the lottery.
There's no reason for these to be selling more than LE425 Freddys other than people being impatient or shill bidding.
First there are completest for Freddy as well, second I already stated qui gon jinn was low but number doesn't always matter I have a 1000 Marcus but it only goes 60-80 because its demand that matters as I already stated. Third its going for that price because of people paying those price I saw one sell for 190 then one sell for 150 and its going lower but don't always count on it staying there. And just because they signed up for lottery it doesn't mean they won. Lastly this Freddy could also be a key Freddy for Freddy collectors because there are Freddy collectors trust me, so technically its not that bad to compare it to qui ton jinn or any other high limited number piece for that matter.
gospeedracer wrote:ImranC23 wrote:Chase Variant wrote:
Speaking of supply and demand, I don't understand why people were paying so much for an LE 5000. That's a lot. And now that everyone's receiving their figures, the market is going to flood.
I hope it does. Next week will be when I attempt to strike on ebay for this guy. Hope he doesn't go for too much, got my first 1/400 freddys at fundays and I see they don't go for outrageous prices.
I think I will be more patient. I need one for my collection but not going to pay these crazy prices. What gets me is these people that actually say I didn't vote but got one and one fool actually told me I could have it for $180.00 Paypal F&F. I was not one of the lucky ones. I voted but missed the Funatics sign ups so signed up with general public but no email for me. So no I'm not paying $180.00 for it. I will get one but when the price comes down. I'm not bashing those that didn't vote and won that's great. But to rub it in and actually say I didn't vote but got one. That's what I have a problem with. So last time I'm commenting on this thread Congrats to all that did or didn't vote and got this awesome Freddy. But please don't rub salt in the wound and tell people you didn't vote. Not necessary
repair-manmanmanman wrote:kappait wrote:I got an email as well. I signed up for the board lottery!! So pumped! Keep your hopes up!
Congrats! We got an email last night too!
janos89 wrote:flippers set the price
Chase Variant wrote:janos89 wrote:flippers set the price
Buyers set the price.
The Head wrote:Chase Variant wrote:janos89 wrote:flippers set the price
Buyers set the price.
Amen!! As a seller/flipper, you can ask whatever you want for something, but if no one buys it, the price must come down unless you want to be stuck with it. It's almost impossible to expect everyone to resist the flippers, but if it can be done, the buyers have complete control.
Ar7 wrote:valorandvellum wrote:I received an email yesterday and then he arrived today! The glow is seriously off the chain.Spoiler: show
Thank you, thank you Funko!
Great job charging the heck out of that glow and that shot, well done. Love the reflective surface. Pat yourself on the back, I'd think you are a Director of Photography. I'm going to say it, Super bad-a$$!
Chase Variant wrote:janos89 wrote:Chase Variant wrote:
Speaking of supply and demand, I don't understand why people were paying so much for an LE 5000. That's a lot. And now that everyone's receiving their figures, the market is going to flood.
Its because its a very "wanted" pop. Look at qui gon jinn, yes he's lower, but 2000 is still a decent amount and he shot up because of demand. And to be honest this Freddy might go up in price even higher after it drops because even though there's 5000 a lot was shipped worldwide and second once the flippers are done a lot of people will hold on to theirs because its a gift from funko that could not be purchased so you won't see a lot on eBay after that. All I know is mines going to be sitting next to my funklub certificate.
1) The difference between 2000 and 5000 is a lot in terms of exclusives.
2) Qui-Gon is a bad comparison, because he's a key character in a Star Wars collection in a fandom known for having completists, while this is just another Freddy variant.
3) The people in the market for Freddys mostly already belong to the Funatics and/or would have signed up for the lottery.
There's no reason for these to be selling more than LE425 Freddys other than people being impatient or shill bidding.
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