Deep Pocket Monster decided to buy the box himself to confirm its fraudulent status. They had purchased the box for $169, only for him to discover when opening it that an in-demand Charizard trading card was named Caterpie instead. The issue came to Deep Pocket Monster's attention when a member of his Discord community, fellow collector JediMasterSquirtle, reported a relative being scammed. YouTuber Deep Pocket Monster revealed the scam in a 12-minute-long video titled "HUGE Pokemon Card Scam EXPOSED."
However, this particular box is a scam containing counterfeit Pokemon cards - and it's being sold by one of Walmart's sponsored sellers, a third-party account approved to sell products through the Walmart online store. One of the many Pokemon TCG products currently being sold on Walmart's site is the XY Evolutions Booster box. RELATED: Pokemon Fan Creates Incredible Shadowbox Rayquaza Star Card However, this may have made it easier for one sponsored seller to distribute fraudulent Pokemon cards.
During the pandemic, Walmart and other big retailers began focusing more on online sales. This isn't the first incident that has occurred which is connected to Walmart selling Pokemon trading cards, but it may be one of the biggest. Now, a YouTuber is accusing Walmart of selling fake Pokemon TCG products to scam card collectors. Rare cards have been known to go for thousands of dollars at auction, which means that counterfeit cards can be a real problem for fans.
Without a doubt, the Pokemon Trading Card Game is one of the most popular and successful trading card games in the world.
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