Pwcc Help

[Republicaninmass]

Always heard cards over 250 were good to send his way

[RedsFan1941]

maybe reach out to betsy for advice

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by RedsFan1941

maybe reach out to betsy for advice

LOL, that is funny, I actually spit out a little of the food I chewing when I read that.

[pokerplyr80]

Check out their page and look at the fees to see if it's worth it on the lower end stuff. For that many cards I would call and see if you can work something out. The time saved could be worth a lot more in the end.

[orly57]

Only send them stuff that's deserving of attention.

[T205 GB]

Does the fee include shilling service already or do you pay extra for that?

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by T205 GB

Does the fee include shilling service already or do you pay extra for that?

No, that's part of the buyer's fee.

[Stampsfan]

Originally Posted by orly57

Only send them stuff that's deserving of attention.

Eating my lunch right now, I also choked for a moment when reading this. Too funny!!!

[brianp-beme]

I think they are probably fine to deal with as a consigner as long as you don't expect to get crazy prices like seen in some of their auctions. It is too easy for folks with a crooked bent to use their services as a platform to manipulate auctions, and they have proven lackluster in going after this element, probably because of all the extra money these auctions bring in.

Brian

[maximus35]

Originally Posted by orly57

Only send them stuff that's deserving of attention.

That would include every single card on their site. LOL My favorite is when they say "perhaps the nicest card we've ever brokered",…….but I still buy most of my cards thru them. They are easy to deal with, ship quick, and accept credit cards.