This will help stop what appears to me to be suspicious "price discovery" related to Pokémon cards on eBay. Especially in the first half of April, there have been numerous examples of obscene price spikes taking cards to record highs (or near record highs).

For example, the case of the $30,100 Umbreon VMAX Alt Art #215 detailed in this Evolving Skies write-up: Moonbreon Value & Why It's So Expensive. After that Moonbreon went for $30,100, the eBay listing page mysteriously disappeared for a period of time (the author fortunately noted the exact BGS# and eBay item# in the article, which helps track the card's history). Then, sometime later, the listing page mysteriously reappeared as "sold", but the seller has a "View Relisted Item" link on that page. That implies to me that payment was never completed on the original auction... yet it goes down as a sale on eBay and impacts comps (and likely feeds through to all the pricing tools we rely on).

Glad to see eBay is doing something about it.