Bidding far higher than the ask on a card should trigger a warning or a denial of the transaction.
A 1 Credit card just turned into 55 credits because I didn’t get a decimal in the right place.
This would have been thrown out by any sane stock brokerage firms computer or much any auction house system.
If I went on eBay and I bid $5000 on a pair of $25 dollar socks their fraud team would cancel the sale and I’d have a very long phone call of explaining why my keyboard added too many zeros when I tried to bid $50.
EDIT: Let me also further add that when I execute a stock trade even if I punch in a $50 bid on shares running $25 the brokerage is going to give me the shares at the current best asking price on the exchange.
So how does a card listed for 0.55 suddenly turn into a 27 credit transaction on a 55 credit typod bid? That’s asinine, no brokerage or eBay would process a transaction in such an arbitrary way.
BxA matching is broken
https://www.nationstates.net/page=deck/ ... 3/season=2
Multiple trades are broken.