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Originally Posted by sterlingfox
1) Charge actual shipping. No extra fees.
2) Make the buyer's premium reasonable. No more than 12.5% (SSA and Brockelman are that low). Also, don't charge a minimum buyer's premium like Heritage.
3) Let the auctions end at a specific time, like on eBay. No extended bidding. At all. None.
4) Very short and to the point descriptions. No bios (someone already mentioned this).
5) Don't over exaggerate the scans. A few AHs have scans so bright it makes my eyes hurt (SportsCardLink come to mind, but there are others too). Make the scans high quality, but realistic.
6) Allow smaller $ value lots. I hate AHs where nothing is under $200.
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1. So he's supposed to get a shipping department to work as volunteers?
4. Never understood the hate for Bios. On rare occasion I have learned something interesting, and there are lots of less knowledgeable folks out there that probably appreciate the info, especially if we're talking someone like Joe Wood who doesn't have the HOF recognition. What I WOULD like to see is the important info and the bio info consistently separate and consistently located. Make the first paragraph, condition comments, pop report remarks and the like, don't make me wade through a bunch of extraneous info if I don't want to, especially on someone like Babe Ruth or Ty Cobb.