myslabs.com?

[oldschool73]

Hello-
Any thoughts on buying from myslabs? It seems like a better deal for both buyer and seller than ebay.
Thanks
-os73

[CardPadre]

Yeah, definitely do it if you find a card you like there at a price you like.

[Snowman]

It's actually more expensive for anything above $1k. Probstein fees are 5%, Myslabs is 6.5%

[cgjackson222]

Been much harder to sell on there of late though. Traffic is down, and they are looking for investment money, which may not be a good sign.

I think the fees are actually 5.5% when you subtract the buyer's fee by the way.

[Snowman]

Originally Posted by cgjackson222

Been much harder to sell on there of late though. Traffic is down, and they are looking for investment money, which may not be a good sign.

I think the fees are actually 5.5% when you subtract the buyer's fee by the way.

That's like saying the fees are only 3% if you subtract the payment processing fee.

The only fee that matters is the sum total of the amount paid by the buyer that doesn't go into your pocket. Anything else is sleight of hand.

[iwantitiwinit]

I've used it many many times as a seller. I haven't had a single issue.

[cgjackson222]

Originally Posted by Snowman

That's like saying the fees are only 3% if you subtract the payment processing fee.

The only fee that matters is the sum total of the amount paid by the buyer that doesn't go into your pocket. Anything else is sleight of hand.

Two days ago I sold a card for $725. I kept $687.50, which is equal to a 5.5% fee.

Last month I sold a card for $800. I kept $755.59. which is equal to a 5.5% fee.

[Hxcmilkshake]

I like how you can "browse" ...but prices are bananas there for the most part. Sometimes an offer will work most times no. I buy like 1 or 2 slabs there a month, mostly low end.

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