if you see in the future the same player is highbidding on your players you should make this public or at least contacting the admins. I know: it is your money and you will complain then for too much money. This is totally crazy. But you could "avoid" that your list looks suspicious as it looks today.

Other will agree: you transferlist looks a bit strange - which is not meant like "you are guilty".

Edit: Lets see tomorrow after the update if you run into financial trouble or not. Hopefully nobody will help you by buying players for 20 million cause this will lead to trouble again.

Any thoughts on a min/max starting price for different levels of talent?

This was my other question. Should a seller be responsible for a player offered at, for example 5K, that gets bid up higher than he should? How can a seller prevent this from happening?

Gatr22 wrote: This was my other question. Should a seller be responsible for a player offered at, for example 5K, that gets bid up higher than he should? How can a seller prevent this from happening?

Absolutely, positively not. Unless rules are broken, and they make a connection with the team bidding and the owner. Otherwise, a free market is a free market. I doubt Tommy got in trouble for bidding 3 million.

This is one rare cases that I side with the admins on. The transfers with Dolphins7 is way too suspicious to ignore. I'd be interested in seeing the bidding history on the other high dollar deals too.