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I totally understand there should be a control over the economy. Your decisions should be based on data, give me the end result on a spreadsheet, not words.
As you said I'm an antique user, $150,000 is not so important to me. However, the buyer is an Ancient user, he clearly knows what he is doing.
Indiana All - Star has been around since 2009, and even with his recent transaction, there's no clear indication he is leaving the game and trying to out smart BB staffs.

In my limited capability, I research that there's NO player on the market with skills JS, DR, IS, RB, ID between 9-11 under 28, salary under $20000.
The only 1 I can come close to is listing for 1.5 million Luca Furlan (27465110) and the skills is not as mature as Zhang.
Indiana All-Star clearly understand what he is doing, and he is trying to get out of USA D4 this season. He purchase this player knowing his salary cap situation.
To top it off, all of Zhang's skills was above 5.

I'll accept this faith under these conditions:
Show me "datas", how this player is above market value, not human brain analysis (words are cheap, numbers don't lie).
The $150,000, where does it go? This clearly gives Indiana All-Star an unfair advantage to the other bidders that had participate, He was willing to pay a premium and the seller was punished?
IF there's a limitation to each auction players, why in the world is there an auction and not a buyout price and end the auction sooner like Ebay?
The buyout price can be set by BB data base, therefore avoiding cheats, overpricing, and punishing the seller.

I have enjoyed this game therefore I'm putting in the effort to this appeal, please do not explain how you justify the calculation. I'll need to see hard cold facts.

Regards,

MasSoul

if you have an issue and want to voice your opinions to a greater crowd, i would post this onto the canada thread or the global english threads
as much as i believe your player and other peoples players are sold over priced, i dont think its fair for the GM to penalize users for a flawed economy system

Thanks for your support, Zmtomako. To be honest, I was excited (surprise) when he was bid up to that amount, but given the availibility of player in his caliber, such as skill set and salary and age, they are very limited.
And shouldn't the market decide the true value?
Also, in this league where players are sold for millions, and talented young pieces sell for the same prices.
How does $150,000 became highly overpriced? :S

O....about the larger group....can I transfer this post over and how?
Or do I need to start a new post?

I wanna thank both Morwood and Mr Pepete, I didn't know we couldn't post that in the forum....
However, that action is clear this is a communist community, it's like China banning FB or Google, so their fellow citizens are all left in the dark and get pay pennies for the "Made In China"
While the western society can spend in free will and generate the most garbages
If the GMs can see this I hope they can address this appropriately, my $150,000 is the least you will have to worry about in the big picture. I'm pretty sure there has been people before me, and I'm certainly not the last one.
If you want fairness, we trust datas, not a few people coming into consensus.

I'm still communicating with them, but I think the boss's door is close for business.
I'm not sure if any of you have notice, but prices of players have been inflated in season 26, and by inflating I don't mean $150,000, more like $500,000 than before.

Perpete, the case has nothing to do with this discussion here, and to tie them together is just a dirty backstab to Morwood.
There are many other ways to bring your point across, I just find putting him down with something out of topic is unethical.
I appreciate you defending your point, and expanding our understanding of BB internal decisions.

Back to my case, I didn't say I got mistreated, what I didn't get is HOW the GM felt this player is overpriced.