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by Ddddidi123

app is pretty good. i like it, its nice it has a bunch of animals but i had a specific snake in my likes and saved so i could find her when i found the money. today i went to go find her and she disappeared. usually when a reptile is in ur likes/saved and gets sold it doesnt disappear. it says at the top: “sold” in red. but shes gone. half the snaked in my saved disappeared and when i go to my likes it says i have only 24 listings saved, which is only one page but i used to have like 6 and i remember because the snake i wanted SO bad was on page 3. now im really upset i cant get that snake. ive been wanting her for months the second she came on the market.

by SassyTechUser

MorphMarket has pretty much cornered the market in this area. To this extent, the app is usable; however, they keep focusing on new features and yet the app is becoming increasingly buggy and no fixes have been coming out. Occasionally a big issue will be fixed but at this point I’m not even getting notifications when I have a message in the app. Also, rules are a not always enforced if the violator has a pro account, is well known, or if it will be a lot of work for MorphMarket. But again, there is really no other alternative to MorphMarket.

by Hencethealec

Overall, the app is awesome, it is designed very well, the UI is simple and easy to use while also being appealing to the eye. As I'm getting more into reptiles again, I think MorphMarket will be a staple for me.

My one gripe applies to one of the features of the app/MM in general, and that is the reserves on auctions being too high. I've noticed LOTS of auctions end in a "reserve not met" result, this discourages me from bidding, as it seems that sellers are setting their reserves very close to retail cost. One of the perks and appeals of bidding in an auction is the chance to get something cheaper than what it would sell for retail, but the reserves being so high pretty much prevents that from happening. I participate in lots of auctions on eBay and a reserve on most types of items is very rare (usually you'll only see reserves on cars or other fairly high dollar items), so it seems silly to have a high reserve on a wild-type BP neonate.

Obviously I don't think doing away with reserves altogether is a viable option, but a little restriction on how high a reserve can be set (based on the retail cost of the specific animal) would be a great benefit to perspective bidders.