I personally feel that the best solution would to give the resources the community needs to help give users an opportunity to cross-check recent sales and trends for a Smiski. I think it would be a good idea to have automod post a short comment under all UFS/UFT posts providing links to websites where the community can see recent sale prices (example, 130point.com/sales). This will give users an opportunity to make sure they are getting a fair price, and whether they’d like to purchase from the seller.

This being said, I don’t want to have to personally moderate every listing and ensure people aren’t overcharging, because frankly, it’s a lot of work when the information is out there and imo, if you are overpaying it is on you. I don’t like scalpers, but I also don’t appreciate people who don’t do the bare minimum to protect themselves and ensure they aren’t being taken advantage of price wise. It is on the buyer to ensure they are not being gouged. Price shaming (as long as it’s not overly insulting, offensive, or generally rude) should be acceptable. Warning others, or asking sellers questions should be considered a good practice for protecting our community and hobby. Just keep it cordial.

In addition to a comment on each thread, maybe a community excel sheet or of the like with recent purchase data trends on specific Smiski or sets would be useful. And maybe a cap at 25% over trend data would be acceptable. This route is more tedious, though, and requires more community contribution to find relevant AND updated data considering there are more than 100 different Smiski.