View Full Version : What does the experts think of the $$
TipTopBread
08-31-2009, 07:53 AM
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=350241636668&Category=31718&_trkparms=algo%3DLVI%26its%3DI%26otn%3D2
chiprop
08-31-2009, 08:53 AM
Wayne is $2,200 over priced, but who cares? There are a lot of BIN cards that are over priced.
Wesley
08-31-2009, 10:32 AM
A lot of sellers list their cards on ebay without the expectation that they will be sold. The $3000 might just be a starting point for negotiations.
A lot of sellers list their cards on ebay without the expectation that they will be sold. The $3000 might just be a starting point for negotiations.
So that's how it works - thanks for the tip; next time I list some cards I'll make sure they are at least 3x overpriced. :)
Wesley
08-31-2009, 10:52 AM
Matt, If you list for 3 x actual value, and after negotiations someone convinces you to take 2 x actual value, you still come out ahead!
Matt, If you list for 3 x actual value, and after negotiations someone convinces you to take 2 x actual value, you still come out ahead!
I'm aware of what the process would be, just skeptical that it works...
chaddurbin
08-31-2009, 10:54 AM
i've found wayne to be reasonable and will try to work with you more than some other dealers in my dealings with him.
Jim VB
08-31-2009, 11:02 AM
So that's how it works - thanks for the tip; next time I list some cards I'll make sure they are at least 3x overpriced. :)
Where's Prizner and his sarcasm font? :D
Where's Prizner and his sarcasm font? :D
Jim - I'm looking into it now, I think we can make it happen. The board has a lot of flexibility. :)
barrysloate
08-31-2009, 11:06 AM
My feeling is if you have a card worth $1000 and you ask $1200, there is room to negotiate. But if you ask $3000, you just scare the buyers away.
My feeling is if you have a card worth $1000 and you ask $1200, there is room to negotiate. But if you ask $3000, you just scare the buyers away.
Barry - I would have thought like you, but I'm open to learning new things.
barrysloate
08-31-2009, 11:14 AM
Considering the same cards are listed indefinitely, it doesn't appear a whole lot of offers are being made.
HRBAKER
08-31-2009, 11:14 AM
My feeling is if you have a card worth $1000 and you ask $1200, there is room to negotiate. But if you ask $3000, you just scare the buyers away.
Wonder what he would pay for the same card in same grade?
daviddbreadman
08-31-2009, 11:29 AM
Its his card. He is entitled to set the price. Perhaps he is just trying to use it as marketing to alert people to him, who he is, and perhaps attract someone to see what else he has on his website.
why always to quick to hammer people?
barrysloate
08-31-2009, 11:34 AM
It's understood he can ask whatever he wants. We're just having a discussion about marketing strategy, that's all.
daviddbreadman
08-31-2009, 01:40 PM
yea I was a little too aggressive in that response. I just think that some of these guys use ebay as marketing to draw traffic to their own sites, and rightly so.
frohme
08-31-2009, 08:43 PM
I agree on the marketing point, David,
... unless when you get to their site(s), and find that the $$ inflation is pretty much across the board, then you have to ask/wonder.
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Mike
Pup6913
09-01-2009, 09:31 AM
Problem is even when you price cards according to what they sell for you get these guys who will still offer you ALOT less than its worth. Best example I can give is My T205 Cobb and 54 Aaron RC. The Cobb is at $650 BIN or BO and is a 1-1.5 grade. They are selling for $500-$700 in recent sales yet I get offers for $250, $300, and a few for less than $100 because it is fake:eek: Glad they are not graders!!! Then the Aaron is a solid grade 4+ and are selling for about $400+ yet I get offers for $300 or less on a weekly basis and mostly from the same 5-6 people. Like I am going to break down and give it away for less than market sale. So either way you could ask for alot or just right and you will get neither. Just my opinion:)