which ebay dealers

[npa589]

Absolutely. 707.

I'm actually banned from bidding --- heh heh....I just bid too low.

However, I noticed this early today... Why can't people just do 2 searches when looking for cards?????????????????????

http://cgi.ebay.com/1910-T206-ML-Amb...item484084d49f

[iwantitiwinit]

707

[nolemmings]

yepbg. Hands down. 707 (which I like BTW) gives away their cards compared to yepbg.

[Shoeless Moe]

Frank J Prisco, overpriced.

Example:

http://cgi.ebay.com/1921-Babe-Ruth-H...item1e62f8072d

[Kenny Cole]

IMO, yepbg wins hands down.

[Robextend]

I agree with yepbg. 707 is right up there, although I have gotten a good deal or two on a best offer from Levi.

[benderbroeth]

i remember seeing like a $50-$75 t205 psa star going for like $1,000 from some seller not sure who, and some psa authentic 1887-1895 cards in the thousands when they should be in the hundreds from several different sellers

[tbob]

Originally Posted by Kenny Cole

IMO, yepbg wins hands down.

+1. 707 comes in 2nd.

[vintagechris]

These guys may be smarter than you give them credit for. yepbg had around $5700 in sales in the last week on just a handful of cards. Maybe 20 or somewhere around there.

Now if he doesn't need the money and can afford to sit on stuff, why not sell that way, strictly from an investment stand point. He still has all the inventory he can eventually sell and it isn't a ton of work selling so few cards. Very little labor time.

At 20% profit margin after all the expenses are paid he is making close to $1200 for doing very little work. Basically it looks like these guys are making a little money and increasing their inventory quite a bit. They must be doing something right from a purely investment stand point.

[Shoeless Moe]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Frank J Prisco, overpriced.

Example:

http://cgi.ebay.com/1921-Babe-Ruth-H...item1e62f8072d

.........and sells fake autographs, and threatens fellow members with lawsuits, and hides like Bin Laden.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by nolemmings

yepbg. Hands down. 707 (which I like BTW) gives away their cards compared to yepbg.

Not even close. Totally correct here. Yepbg is usually 3-4x what the card is worth if that. Sometimes he lowers his price by 5% to remain only 395% above market value. Sells about 1 of every 700 cards he lists at ridiculous BIN prices.