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Wouldn't it be better if other people don't see my PD in my profile?

Coz they'll visit my profile and bid a higher amount than my PD during auctions, you know :/

Didn't anyone think of that -_-

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There are various advantages of seeing PD. It is there to check if someone's scamming or spamming.

For eg. someone comes to you, and offers to buy off a mega able from you for any amount of PD. You send over the mega able, and then he suddenly he says that he hadn't enough PD AFTER receiving the Pokemon. He then puts you on his blocklist, and that's the end.

If you could have been able to see the amount of PD the user had, wouldn't it help?

And as far as your auction point, we can't remove a useful feature that's around since the site began, for someone's convenience, can we?
And that is one of the auction house's many strategies. And I guess you lost an auction before posting this.

What PkmnTrainerV said - I saw someone suggesting the ability to turn it on and off whenever you want others to see it or whenever you don't - that idea I support but completly hiding it I don't support.

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Well then wouldnt it be a way better idea to have asterisks on our usernames while bidding so people cant see whos bidding?

Like a*****s instead of my username?
Only the seller can see

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I think that you suggested this here? No offence, but it seems like you're flinging a bunch of suggestions related to auctions as you probably had a bad experience with one of them.

I don't want to be rude, just straightforward. I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings in any way.

Showing the PD has both advantages and disadvantages. In this case, the advantages (giving users the chance to check before going through with a trade) outweigh the disadvantages.

Also, you already have a suggestion-thread for the asterix-censoring, so there was no need to repeat that suggestion in this thread, because others don't support the initial suggestion.

As for the "hide PD" suggestion; that's not going to happen.

//Locking and rejecting this (for the "hide PD" suggestion, not the asterix-censoring).

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