REA Marketplace Open

[BobbyVCP]

I am trying to figure this out...so the seller lists X for sale
and what does REA get? Is there a hammer added to the sale
price or is it already counted in on the price of the card for sale
by the owner?

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by BobbyVCP

I am trying to figure this out...so the seller lists X for sale
and what does REA get? Is there a hammer added to the sale
price or is it already counted in on the price of the card for sale
by the owner?

I think the listed price is the price paid by the buyer. In the email I received today, it says they are still offering an introductory 5% flat rate for a limited time which I think is coming from the seller.

[calvindog]

Does the marketplace have a make an offer option as Heritage does? Some of these prices are bonkers.

[MR RAREBACK]

Yes

[Lucas00]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Does the marketplace have a make an offer option as Heritage does? Some of these prices are bonkers.

[calvindog]

Thanks, fellas!

[vthobby]

Originally Posted by Lucas00

Yes they do. All items are in house but owned by individuals so when you send an offer on the site, it goes to the seller to decide if he/she wants to accept.

You have 3 tries at an offer.

I sent an offer today on a card. Awaiting response as I type.

Mike

[conor912]

They might be totally fine with it since they don’t need to hold the inventory nor is it their main service, but I could see this turning into another eBay museum.

[raulus]

Originally Posted by conor912

They might be totally fine with it since they don’t need to hold the inventory nor is it their main service, but I could see this turning into another eBay museum.

Hope you enjoy the antiquities!

[LEHR]

Originally Posted by conor912

They might be totally fine with it since they don’t need to hold the inventory nor is it their main service, but I could see this turning into another eBay museum.

While a some things seemed to be priced out of this world I would say the vast majority is priced within reality. When I took a look yesterday I saw at least a dozen pieces already marked as sold (I think all were under $4k items). I haven't looked into the terms but I wonder if REA will put a time limit on unsold listed items?

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by conor912

They might be totally fine with it since they don’t need to hold the inventory nor is it their main service, but I could see this turning into another eBay museum.

I agree I can see it as an Ebay Museum

Some of those prices are alot higher than the current market will support but at least it has the offer options

The selection of the cards for their rollout is impressive