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tonsofcommons
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I am starting to do more trading and wanted to know if it is worth it to subscribe to the online price guide.
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Is Beckett online price guide worth the money?
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docsilvey
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I find it very useful for looking up set checklists easily. However, I feel it costs a little more than it should.
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tonsofcommons
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Then what do you guys use if trading? My price guide has very little of the older Pacific stuff in it.
jarcar
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I like it and use it often. It could be a little cheaper but I feel that about most things.
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Like Hookers!jarcar said:
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tonsofcommons
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HAHA!
i didnt realize people still used price guides. I go off recent Ebay sales when deciding on a price.
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Same here, thats a better indicator of the value of a card anyway.
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Beckett as a company (online at least) sucks. Don't expect the site to always function properly. The customer service is horrible, almost non-existent. I haven't been there for a few months, but I doubt it's changed that much.
The prices are usually way off of what the card actually sells for, and is never on with "who's hot now" cards. Save yourself the money and use ebay values or something else.
Just my opinion.
The prices are usually way off of what the card actually sells for, and is never on with "who's hot now" cards. Save yourself the money and use ebay values or something else.
Just my opinion.
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I use a combination for eBay and Beckett pricing for trading. If I am dealing with something current that there is a ton of out there, Chrome auto for example, it is easiest to use eBay. But if you are dealing with older, harder to find, or items that don't show up on eBay often it is easier to use Beckett.
Where you are dealing with older Pacific sets, you will get more use out of Beckett, unless it is a major star.
Where you are dealing with older Pacific sets, you will get more use out of Beckett, unless it is a major star.
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Yes they will. And if their mod feels you should be banned for any reason, you lose the OPG you paid for as well. If this crosses in to the next month - THEY'LL TRY TO BILL YOU.ccolwell said:
Happened to me. Got banned for "violating the new way of making trades" and got banned, then received an email that my credit card was being charged. If you don't have access, you can't clear out your cc info or anything. I stopped them from doing it again, and got a refund, but Lord only knows if they removed my billing info.
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