What do you guys like/not like to see in a Vintage Seller?

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by nwobhm

Greg Morris has it nailed down. I am rarely disappointed…. and when I am he accepts returns and refunds immediately upon receipt. Greg Morris is a class act.



I avoid sellers that:

Don’t want to accept returns.
Don’t show pix of back.
Don’t disclose damage to slabs.
Don’t answer questions.
Don’t know what they are selling.
Don’t take quality pix.
Overpriced shipping.
Overpriced BIN with ridiculous overpriced email offers.
Sellers that don’t combine ship.
Cards that haven’t sold in 1yr +.

Sellers that block because they feel they were lowballed…. blocking accomplishes nothing. It can be easily bypassed. But I do appreciate the block because now I know what kind of person they are.

Sellers that deny photographic evidence of obvious damage.

Sellers that refuse to partial refund on damage when the buyer is willing to live with it. It’s not the buyers fault that the seller chose to misrepresent condition whether it was voluntary or not.

Nailed it
Spot On

[rjackson44]

I like to give cards away once in a while ,it makes me happy

[polakoff]

I don't sell much vintage on ebay, I generally sell other lower priced items, but I do run fairly regular vintage auctions of unique items (high numbers, short prints, lots, signed cards, etc). I use as many of my 12 photos as I can. But, I do charge for shipping. It's $3.75 and in general I lose a few cents on it. But if I do free shipping with my BINs, it discourages multiple items from being bought since shipping is factored into the price.