Cardpricer vs. VCP?

Matt · #1 05-15-2009, 05:25 AM

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Originally Posted by jlynch1960

I tried searching prior posts to see if there were any on Cardpricer, but didn't come up with anything.

When I search for cardpricer I come up with 19 hits - how were you searching?

jlynch1960 · #2 05-15-2009, 06:18 AM

I went to the homepage and under "search" I typed in Cardpricer. I got 19 hits too, but after reading twenty posts about Jim Bunning's handshake and politics and about Drum wrappers, and scanning through the rest, I was unable to locate any info that addressed my questions. What am I missing?

Wasn't aware of the trial offer - just noted that the homepage had a free membership but stated it didn't include pricing information. If there is still a free trial period, that's just poor web design. Whoops, went back and looked at the site - Now I see the free trial period - that's just poor eyesight.

Abravefan11 · #3 05-15-2009, 06:25 AM

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Originally Posted by jlynch1960

Wasn't aware of the trial offer - just noted that the homepage had a free membership but stated it didn't include pricing information. If there is still a free trial period, that's just poor web design.

At the top of their home page there is a "Price Guide" button.

If you click on that is says:

"Not a member? Learn more about our membership options! Click Here (Includes 2 Week Free Trail)"

martyogelvie · #4 05-15-2009, 06:19 AM

One thing that Cardpricer doesn't have or at least didn't have that VCP does is pricing for other sports besides baseball. My main interest if pre war baseball but I do collect a lot of football and since Cardpricer didn't include that.. I prefer VCP.

Matt · #5 05-15-2009, 06:42 AM

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Originally Posted by jlynch1960

I went to the homepage and under "search" I typed in Cardpricer. I got 19 hits too, but after reading twenty posts about Jim Bunning's handshake and politics and about Drum wrappers, and scanning through the rest, I was unable to locate any info that addressed my questions. What am I missing?

I searched the same way, but instead clicked on the threads that seemed relevant - the two titled "how good is vintagecardprices.com" and "vintagecardprices????" looked more promising to me then one about Jim Bunning.

No matter - I thought when you said your search came up empty that you meant no results were returned.