Topps® BUNT® MLB Card Trader Reviews – Page 18
5/5 rating based on 200 reviews. Read all reviews for Topps® BUNT® MLB Card Trader for iPhone.
Topps® BUNT® MLB Card Trader is free iOS app published by The Topps Company, Inc.
Topps turned into a money grab
Cooldude_57
Topps apps used to be fun. Now and then if you need more coins than you received daily then you'd buy some. But Topps came out with DIAMONDS.... Any good cards can only be bought with diamonds exclusively. Right now I can't even get a pack of World Series unless I buy diamonds. (You can still buy coins but why). It's just not fun collecting anymore
Terrible customer service
Peteg9699
Absolutely abysmal customer service. Three weeks to resolve an issue that should have been done in less than 1. No help, very little response. Don't bother with the app, if you have any kind of issue, good luck. Added 11/1. Laughable. They're just as useless. "Social media doesn't handle open tickets" us the response I get there.
Horrible app
JeePLobO1112
Still can’t get into my account and sent emails with no response to fix the issue . I would not suggest this app. Worked fine before now it’s been 2 weeks and can’t get into the app.
Terrible
Karineandbrad
This game doesn't even help you play or get help with it it's the worst game I've ever played the person who invented this game was probably racing thro it it doesn't make sense you start out with five thousand coins and you spend it on a bunch of packs and you can't get any coins because as I said the inventors are terrible you look at it and your like this is so good but it really is trash in stead of it being bunt 2017 card something it should be called the game that now won should look at cause it's trash.
Not too bad
KenJ1231
I like the new batter up game but it seems the randomness is not that random. Almost every time I play I never make it past the fourth inning because there is always strikes. I do like collecting cards and how they tie them into games all season long. Now I have nothing to do through the winter and have to start over with my collection next spring. If you don't trade in your cards for better one with higher points you can end up with 15 or more duplicates because the system gives out the same cards over and over. With the post season cards those can't be traded up and in a short time I have 5 copies of some cards. The biggest complaint I have is the power drain on my phone. If I open the app it drains away 20% of the battery in ten minutes. No other app is that bad. And if I leave it open in the background it also has an impact on the battery so I have to remember to completely shut it down or my phone dies quickly.
Mostly good
Hondibam
The app is a good way to easily collect cards. Finishing sets and getting award cards can be fun. There are some cards that require $ to get, but so far that hasn’t been abused here like it has on other Topps apps. They need to make money to keep going, so have some premium cards makes since as long as it doesn’t get out of hand. My suggestion for Topps would be to create a $ secondary market. Right now Facebook groups and eBay are selling these cards. If Topps had their own secondary market they could take 10% of all transactions. That would be a revenue stream for Topps and provide users a secure way to buy from others without scamming concerns.
Needs work
junknstuff
It’s a cool concept with digital cards, the problem is contests and awards are hard to get in this app without spending tons of cash. Fans in this app are greedy with trades and with no real value price guide your at their mercy. The app needs a major overhaul to keep it enjoyable and not frustrating for those trying to collect sets and greedy traders trying to take advantage of you. They also screwed regular fans in the postseason contest out of prizes due to giving free coins to only certain fans. You really see what it means to be a VIP for nearly the entire season only to be taken advantage at the end of the season