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notjomommasclint
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i have yet to list on collectors revolution and was wondering what some real life pros and cons are in comparison to ebay... thank you!
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JVC said:I'll give some other people a chance to answer this first![]()
JVC said:We're still a young site so inventory doesn't compare to the sites that have been around for a while. However, as a seller, if you're willing to leave your stuff up there, people will come by. In my experience, if you've got what people are looking for, they'll make a competitive offer. Here are some examples of things I've sold in the past few weeks:
http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/27437
http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/27515
http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/27267
http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/26179
http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/26787
All of those are very competitive with ebay prices, not to mention the fact that I don't have to pay any fees on the sale. I've also sold hundreds of low dollar 90's and 2000's inserts I've sold on there that wouldn't even have garnered 1 bid on ebay. We're still working to improve the site but as is, it's probably the best combination of a site that allows you to display your inventory and not pay any fees.
notjomommasclint said:JVC said:We're still a young site so inventory doesn't compare to the sites that have been around for a while. However, as a seller, if you're willing to leave your stuff up there, people will come by. In my experience, if you've got what people are looking for, they'll make a competitive offer. Here are some examples of things I've sold in the past few weeks:
http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/27437
http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/27515
http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/27267
http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/26179
http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/26787
All of those are very competitive with ebay prices, not to mention the fact that I don't have to pay any fees on the sale. I've also sold hundreds of low dollar 90's and 2000's inserts I've sold on there that wouldn't even have garnered 1 bid on ebay. We're still working to improve the site but as is, it's probably the best combination of a site that allows you to display your inventory and not pay any fees.
great stuff... the fees on ebay dont bother me as much as the stupid offers and non paying bidders... what are the penalties for not paying? and can you penalize someone for being stupid if i ask?
JVC said:I think one thing people have to realize is that it's more of a store-type format than a sell-your-stuff-off-quick site. I've had my whole inventory (about 2000 cards) on the site since the beginning and I've sold about 300. It would be unreasonable to list cards for a week or two and expect them all to sell.
notjomommasclint said:http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/27946
ok listed one card so far... so what the hell i will spam it! the credits confused me at first but i wasnt that smart to begin with. so i chalked it up to user error. does the amount of credits you use very based on the price of the card? also thanks for the input its easier for me to do it this way than read... i would be asleep by now!
JVC said:notjomommasclint said:http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/27946
ok listed one card so far... so what the hell i will spam it! the credits confused me at first but i wasnt that smart to begin with. so i chalked it up to user error. does the amount of credits you use very based on the price of the card? also thanks for the input its easier for me to do it this way than read... i would be asleep by now!
Yes, the number of credits required to list an item depends on it's starting price. I've added 100 credits to your account so that one was on us.
JVC said:notjomommasclint said:http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/27946
ok listed one card so far... so what the hell i will spam it! the credits confused me at first but i wasnt that smart to begin with. so i chalked it up to user error. does the amount of credits you use very based on the price of the card? also thanks for the input its easier for me to do it this way than read... i would be asleep by now!
Yes, the number of credits required to list an item depends on it's starting price. I've added 100 credits to your account so that one was on us.
mredsox89 said:JVC said:notjomommasclint said:http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/27946
ok listed one card so far... so what the hell i will spam it! the credits confused me at first but i wasnt that smart to begin with. so i chalked it up to user error. does the amount of credits you use very based on the price of the card? also thanks for the input its easier for me to do it this way than read... i would be asleep by now!
Yes, the number of credits required to list an item depends on it's starting price. I've added 100 credits to your account so that one was on us.
Mine will be up once i get confirmation that you are still running the FCB special. Thanks![]()
JVC said:mredsox89 said:JVC said:notjomommasclint said:http://www.collectorrevolution.com/item/index/27946
ok listed one card so far... so what the hell i will spam it! the credits confused me at first but i wasnt that smart to begin with. so i chalked it up to user error. does the amount of credits you use very based on the price of the card? also thanks for the input its easier for me to do it this way than read... i would be asleep by now!
Yes, the number of credits required to list an item depends on it's starting price. I've added 100 credits to your account so that one was on us.
Mine will be up once i get confirmation that you are still running the FCB special. Thanks![]()
You've got 100 credits in your account now too.