Let users set a maximum value to be notified about in the eBay Sniper.

For example, I set $100 and I wouldn't see any listings for games with values over $100.

PriceCharting should have prices for genuine PAL-exclusive games, such as Terranigma, original copies of the games were released in Japan, Europe, Australia, but NOT officially in North America. Yet there are several ways to play this game on a North American console (not only the plastic tabs you have to cut off, the game actually have region-lock and refresh rate detection as protections).

But yes, PriceCharting should have a listing for the PAL version of the game, because you can find a copy of the European version in different language such as english, french, german...and the language doesn't seem to affect the rarity nor value of the game!

Stripe is a pain. It requires some information that is somewhat overextending. For example, I don't have a website. Also I do have a business name and asking for my phone number seems demanding. Posting a verbal tutorial to streamline the activation process would probably make many lives much easier.

Ive found a number of NFR stuff on eBay as of late. Mostly Nintendo stuff ranging from SNES through 3DS including the download station carts for the original Ds. Just thought it might be a good idea to add more NFR/Demo stuff in general.

It would be nice if game condition was listed in the historical pricing trends to help explain volatility in selling prices without having to click on the link. There are times where I'm trying to see how much to pay for an item where the game went for a lot lower than market price... sometimes due that most listings were listed on ebay at 'acceptable' with a torn label and other times it's because the buyer caught the market at the right time resulting in a great deal. Those factors help me determine what I should be paying when I'm on the hunt for a game.

the site used to allow the option to look at systems and controllers to see their values and now that option is missing.

Add to NES price list. There won't be a loose price as the only way to distinguish this version from the regular version is the sticker on the box itself, but CIB and New copies command much higher values than the standard retail version.

It would be helpful to be able to print and pay for shipping labels of this site