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Old 04-13-2007, 12:53 PM
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Default Selling cards on ebay/inheritance from relatives

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I think it makes some sense. As you sell cards, presumably lower end cards first, you build more and more card specific feedback and this will help you reach full sales price potential. If you dump a huge volume on EBay and no one knows you and you have zero card specific feedback buyers are leery. It used to be that feedback was feedback, but unfortunately we have seen some card scammers that had several hundred feedback but had either hacked an account, been unknowingly party to a scam (consigning for a scammer), or just decided to take the scamming plunge after several hundred low end but honest transactions in order to make the big score. I think we have learned to distrust the high feedback seller unless they have card specific feedback.

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