For example; you price your tickets at $150, but when you go to the listing you'll see that your tickets actually show up to buyers for $145. People that aren't aware of this recent change and price match get in prices, will set their price at $145 vs the actual $150 price, their $145 listing also gets manipulated by StubHub and now, instead of that person holding the line on the get in price it gets lowered to $140, next person comes along and unknowingly makes the same mistake, and the next, etc. tanking markets. StubHub still pays you out according to the price you set not the price they show, I'm sure they make it up in higher buyer fees in cases where they show lower pricing, if you're familiar with VividSeats they do the same thing except they actually do a good job at communicating this up front to the seller's so they don't misprice. If you have alot of listings I'm sure if you go through and compare your price to price shown you'll come across some of these... Thankfully they aren't doing it on all listings and crashing everything! but I've come across a number of listings that have it implemented.
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