Has anyone had ANY kind of success selling cards in a Facebook Group??

[bnorth]

No matter the location you are selling it is all about the asking price on if you sell. If you list at a realistic price they will sell. As already been mentioned ebay is awesome for ungraded pricing. I find cards that sold in similar condition and try to price in the middle of ebay sold prices. I also take around 10% off that price for the fees I no longer have to pay. No clue about facebook groups.

The B/S/T section is also great and if priced right stuff sells. The auction section is still a $hit show at best with one guy making up almost half the listings. They are also listed so insanely high only one out his last 15 have even sold.

[rjackson44]

Originally Posted by bnorth

No matter the location you are selling it is all about the asking price on if you sell. If you list at a realistic price they will sell. As already been mentioned ebay is awesome for ungraded pricing. I find cards that sold in similar condition and try to price in the middle of ebay sold prices. I also take around 10% off that price for the fees I no longer have to pay. No clue about facebook groups.

The B/S/T section is also great and if priced right stuff sells. The auction section is still a $hit show at best with one guy making up almost half the listings. They are also listed so insanely high only one out his last 15 have even sold.

No hard feelings bens a good person��

[parkplace33]

100 percent depends on which groups you are in. Many are great, some are not.

Great way to meet friends and engage in the hobby as well.

[rjackson44]

Originally Posted by parkplace33

100 percent depends on which groups you are in. Many are great, some are not.

Great way to meet friends and engage in the hobby as well.

your are correct made a lot of pals over there,,but you do have trolls who ruin it .leon runs a great bst here ive had thousands of sales ,,made a lot of friends.

[LEHR]

I do the majority of my selling in Facebook groups. You just need the right group. Noteworthy is that I mainly sell high grade PSA card and (mostly) unopened material, which is pretty easy to move anywhere.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

My personal experience trying to do any memorabilia transactions on FB:

--Agreed with Robert that people try talking to you as though you're a clueless rube.

--When you list an item, there are no shortage of people willing to tell you it's worth two dollars and proceed to make such offers.

--When someone else lists their $2 item, it's always for far more than $2.

Facebook groups have been a 95% waste of my time, yet have somehow bumped into a couple of decent folks and made a couple of deals. Most of what I buy on Facebook (Marketplace) has nothing to do with cards or memorabilia, but with patience you can find good deals on shipping and storage supplies!

[samosa4u]

Originally Posted by rjackson44

its really none of your business what prices i put on my auctions ,,i dont know who you are and have never interacted with you.never heard of you before,but you used my name and talked about me badly .your a bully stay out of my life .if you think the bst is a shit show stay away .i find it to be cool .who are you to tell people what prices to put ,,your a rude person with no manners

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by samosa4u

LOL, no just one guy being overly sensitive and posting some untruths for dramatic effect.

[rjackson44]

Originally Posted by bnorth

LOL, no just one guy being overly sensitive and posting some untruths for dramatic effect.

no hard feelings ben its just cards lol