PWCC Auction Yet Again

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by CMIZ5290

I'm glad someone finally started a thread about PWCC, maybe someone will do the same pertaining Probstein.....

LOL....Probstein is slowly slipping back....Maybe the lack of a back scan is finally catching up?

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

LOL....Probstein is slowly slipping back....Maybe the lack of a back scan is finally catching up?

the lack of a back scan is a big issue for me when bidding on their auctions....to me thats pretty lazy..

[bxb]

First class operation, bypasses all the hassle that eBay has become for sellers, especially for larger volume stuff.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by bxb

First class operation, bypasses all the hassle that eBay has become for sellers, especially for larger volume stuff.

They also spend more on advertising than any other ebay auctioneer I am aware of in our categories. And they are far and away the largest advertiser on this board. They certainly have name recognition and Brent and team have done a fine job growing the brand.

[mark evans]

To me it is refreshing to find a large eBay seller that actually engages in auctions rather than BINs.

[glynparson]

It's easy to start material low and let it fly when it is consigned. Much bigger gamble when it's actually product you have money invested in. I would only auction hot high grade material otherwise I always go with a buy it now. Auctions are a good way to lose money on other stuff.

[Snapolit1]

To me it is refreshing to find a large eBay seller that actually engages in auctions rather than BINs.

Yes, and he doesn't start them at sky high prices. Trust your buying audience. Start a $1000 card at $1. Love these guys who start a $1000 card at $975. Not really how to run an auction.