Why are Pokemon cards more expensive at Toys R Us?

avatarCoilingShip7 months ago
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avatarImplementingPons7 months ago

Markup? Absolutely. Toys R Us knows collectors and eager parents will pay more, especially during the holiday rush or when a new set drops. It's just business, exploiting the hype and scarcity.

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avatarAttallingHalt7 months ago

It's all about location and audience. Toys R Us targets parents and kids directly, who might not mind paying a bit more for that special shopping experience. Plus, they often stock exclusive items you can't find elsewhere!


avatarDisbowelingFeel7 months ago

Toys R Us might bump up prices on Pokemon cards due to high demand and their status as a major retailer. They know folks are willing to pay extra for the convenience and reliability of finding their favorite cards in-store.


avatarRuingMite7 months ago

Economics 101: Supply and demand. Toys R Us charges more because they can and people will still buy. Simple as that.

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