What's in a (user)name?

[darwinbulldog]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-T206-Ha...3D222193167465

[Billy5858]

[Leon]

That's sweet. By the looks of Chase his user id should be creasedcards4U.....

LL

Originally Posted by darwinbulldog

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-T206-Ha...3D222193167465

[brianp-beme]

I have the opposite dilemma. My ebay user ID is: used-cards. Sometime in the future I plan to start selling vintage cards on ebay. Most of what I will have available will be in lower condition, but maybe less than 1% will be Ex-Mt or better shape.

The question is...do I put a disclaimer within the listing that this nicer condition card is not my typical swill at the bottom of the glass, or do I set up a separate ebay ID of: pre-owned-cards to indicate the elevated status of the particular card, thus making it more likely for a potential customer to drive off the lot feeling pretty good about themselves and life in general?

Not really a dilemma...just something that has come to my very small mind in the past, and the original post brought it to the forefront.

Brian

[Leon]

Keep whatever ID is best for you, imo. Have nice large scans and all is good....and/or a detailed description of flaws or if the card is better than your normal, say that too. But no need for different id's...maybe others views differ.

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

I have the opposite dilemma. My ebay user ID is: used-cards. Sometime in the future I plan to start selling vintage cards on ebay. Most of what I will have available will be in lower condition, but maybe less than 1% will be Ex-Mt or better shape.

The question is...do I put a disclaimer within the listing that this nicer condition card is not my typical swill at the bottom of the glass, or do I set up a separate ebay ID of: pre-owned-cards to indicate the elevated status of the particular card, thus making it more likely for a potential customer to drive off the lot feeling pretty good about themselves and life in general?

Not really a dilemma...just something that has come to my very small mind in the past, and the original post brought it to the forefront.

Brian