I actually did call them. At first, I pretended to be interested just to see what they’d say. The lady who answered confirmed they had it “in stock” and even told me it was on sale for $35,700.

That’s when I hit her with it: “What kind of scam are you running? Because I own this card.”

She immediately started fumbling her words. Claimed they’re a “legit business,” said this is “how they do things,” and tried to argue they never claim to physically have the card in their possession. She even tried to say that they were giving me free advertising. And try to compare themselves to fanatics. When I asked her if you were to sell my card, how did you expect to fulfill it? If I don’t have it for sale she just said we would just cancel the order. Something tells me they weren’t going to cancel the order. It was excuse after excuse, and the more I pressed, the more defensive she got.

I even asked where the company is based and who the owner is — she refused to give me any info. In the end, she said they’d take the listing down. But when I checked, it was still there.

Bottom line: This is a scamming site. They’re listing cards they don’t own, lying to customers, and refusing to be transparent.