Inventory

[Railroad Bill]

Where is the best place to put your inventory. I am starting to use SportsCarForum. Is this the best to use?

Any suggestions.

[Leon]

It depends on what you have, I guess? Don't they deal mostly in the modern cards? I have briefly been over there and didn't see much vintage. Do they charge dues, for certain things, and have quite a few rules?

BTW, I would be remiss if I didn't mention putting them on Grand Slam Bids. Though we just got started there are some neat things coming very soon.

[Railroad Bill]

No fees and the inventory is easy to put in. You are right about not being vintage.

Thanks for the reply.

[Leon]

Understanding they do have a free membership too, with less features. ..I guess I didn't see this below?


Sports Card Forum Premium Membership - $12/$20 a Year

The Sports Card Forum (SCF) Premium Membership is the first of its kind. SCF members can choose to help support SCF while enjoying outstanding additional benefits. Every penny generated through the Premium or VIP Membership will go to:

Purchasing Packs for our Card Cash sales
Tables/Booths at major card shows like The Nationals
New Features like auctions, storefronts, online price guide, etc
Server Costs

[jim]

Give photobucket a try; you can customize the presentation any way you want with as many different folders as you want. You can then link your folder website to anyone or even ebay I think. Costs nothing too.
jim

[Railroad Bill]

Thanks Jim,

I was thinking about PhotoBucket but wasn't sure. I will give it a try.

[sbfinley]

I haven't been on SCF in awhile, mostly because it lacks quality vintage cards. I made a dozen or so transactions there and never had problem, however I remember scammers ran wild there and due to the site's size it was tough to control. Those that got caught would just start another user name.

If you do sell there only make transactions with high itrader scores and avoid new users or people with low trader scores.

Other sites you can use.
Blowoutcards.com/forums - Strictly Modern. Be wary of scammers.

freedomcardboard.com - Strictly Modern. Be wary of scammers.

forums.collectors.com - More vintage but there B/S/T isn't very popular and doesn't feature much. Be wary of set collectors who are mad that their 88' Donruss common didn't get a .5 bump.

ebay- Be wary of fees.

Grandslambids.com- Haven't used it as much as I would like, but a great alternative to ebay.

Here- In probably 60-70 transactions I have never had problem in the least bit. And the problems others have had here and so few and far between I cannot remember the last one. (For comparison, SCF used to have a thread dedicated to bad traders.)

Good luck in selling!