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how are your ebay sells? seem to still be slow and fcb transaction are miserable for obvious reasons: prosapect board and most want steals or below ebay prices.
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cgilmo said:use this formula for selling on FCB, it works quite well.
Average ebay minus 5 - 10%
I mean afterall, you don't have to pay ebay fees.
cgilmo said:use this formula for selling on FCB, it works quite well.
Average ebay minus 5 - 10%
I mean afterall, you don't have to pay ebay fees.
cgilmo said:use this formula for selling on FCB, it works quite well.
Average ebay minus 5 - 10%
I mean afterall, you don't have to pay ebay fees.
ALL_THE_HYPE said:cgilmo said:use this formula for selling on FCB, it works quite well.
Average ebay minus 5 - 10%
I mean afterall, you don't have to pay ebay fees.
I was actually thinking about posting something about this yesterday.
When you sell on FCB, you don't have to pay eBay fees. If this is the case, why in the world is it fair for you to try to charge eBay prices (or more)?
If you charge about 5% less than ebay, then both parties win because the buyer gets the card for less than they'd have to pay on ebay, and the seller sells the card for more than they would get from ebay after fees.
It's not too complicated, but lots of people on FCB don't seem to use this pricing technique which results in minimal transactions.
phillyfan0417 said:ALL_THE_HYPE said:cgilmo said:use this formula for selling on FCB, it works quite well.
Average ebay minus 5 - 10%
I mean afterall, you don't have to pay ebay fees.
I was actually thinking about posting something about this yesterday.
When you sell on FCB, you don't have to pay eBay fees. If this is the case, why in the world is it fair for you to try to charge eBay prices (or more)?
If you charge about 5% less than ebay, then both parties win because the buyer gets the card for less than they'd have to pay on ebay, and the seller sells the card for more than they would get from ebay after fees.
It's not too complicated, but lots of people on FCB don't seem to use this pricing technique which results in minimal transactions.
As much as this is a problem, its not the most annoying thing I run into. My favorite is "I want to get out of it what I have in it"
Seriously? I should pay you a premium because a card you paid 100 for a card that now sells for 80...
unreal
boomo said:thats funny chris, cus you are of course dead on, but try and explain that to the guys over there.
they continually want 10-20 % above ebay like they are set up at a card show, and then there
are the guys that tie up your money for 3 weeks after they decide to back out.
cgilmo said:check my thread in the transaction forum
I listed cards for what they would go for on ebay with consideration for me not having to pay fees.
Sold 3 big cards within an hour.
matchpenalty said:cgilmo said:check my thread in the transaction forum
I listed cards for what they would go for on ebay with consideration for me not having to pay fees.
Sold 3 big cards within an hour.
Nice to see someone posting their best possible prices. That is the way every for sale post should be. Any post that is selling cards without prices should be removed. It just wastes everyone's time otherwise.
JVC said:Posting a listing on here and stating "PM me with your best offer" without first offering a ballpark price is like saying "I want to see if you will overpay for these cards."
JVC said:Posting a listing on here and stating "PM me with your best offer" without first offering a ballpark price is like saying "I want to see if you will overpay for these cards."
JVC said:Posting a listing on here and stating "PM me with your best offer" without first offering a ballpark price is like saying "I want to see if you will overpay for these cards."