Sorry, there is sort of an idea for this, and what they want to do is what I want to do (mass delete all playstation games, for example) but what I could really go for is checkboxes on the collection page to then affect multiple items the same way, like change whether they are loose or CIB, not just remove them.

I get wishlist deal alerts all the time, which is a great feature, but it would be nice if I could only get wishlist deal alerts for items in a certain condition. For example, I always get alerts for "disc only" items and I would never buy that. I also don't want to buy graded items. It would be nice if I could only get alerts for "CIB" items only. Thanks!

When a user is adding a eBay sale, the user should have the option (can be optional) to specify if the listing they are adding should be classified as New, loose, CIB, Box Only, Manual Only, Graded, etc. 

I’ve seen way too many incorrectly categorized and reporting typically does nothing.

Make games able to be grouped into game developers. Ie Capcom, Atlus, ect

It would be great if after submitting a listing there was a way for the site to grab a screenshot of the actual listing at the time so after the 90 days once the listing is gone we can still see what the actual product was that sold.

For example I have a card that's graded by CGC and is an (8.5). Please add the ability to select half grades 

Allow those who sell these games the ability to have a reliable and trusted source for getting their tax basis deduction on the sales of their property. In my case because I have owned it for three decades and have no receipts.

Please update to include CGC half grades such as 7.5 and 8.5. Should be able to get accurate recently sold data through eBay for CGC cards.

I noticed there are some games that for various reasons have inaccurate prices listed, especially in the CIB category.

Unfortunately, sales for some rarer games are not frequent enough to make data reliable (i.e. there's not much historical data and it's not reportable anymore), so the final average price is not so much reliable.

For this reason, prices should be reportable even after 90 days are passed, i.e. after eBay removes the auction from their website.A solution may be to simply attach an automated screenshot of the auction page to the price record. Users will be able to review the price even after eBay removes the auction.