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Offline uthminister [BR]

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E-bay sellers who sell Redemption
« on: June 14, 2016, 12:13:33 PM »
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Has anyone else noticed how generally out of touch those who sell on E-bay are with the value of singles and sealed packs? I can think of one good E-bay seller (faithraider10) who consistently has good cards for good prices. All the rest seem to have extremely high prices and yet many have people watching and buying. One seller has Thesaurus packs for $5.75 a piece with $2.15 shipping and they have sold 7 of the 10 they are offering. Maybe I should raise my prices...  :o

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Re: E-bay sellers who sell Redemption
« Reply #1 on: June 14, 2016, 12:36:42 PM »
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Has anyone else noticed how generally out of touch those who sell on E-bay are with the value of singles and sealed packs? I can think of one good E-bay seller (faithraider10) who consistently has good cards for good prices. All the rest seem to have extremely high prices and yet many have people watching and buying. One seller has Thesaurus packs for $5.75 a piece with $2.15 shipping and they have sold 7 of the 10 they are offering. Maybe I should raise my prices...  :o



Maybe it took them years or even months to sell 7 of the 10 packs they have sold and the other overpriced single cards.  Considering how long it took and the what ebay fees charge when an item is sold I am thinking it is not worth it.

I am okay with what prices that 3 lions gaming has so far , please keep it the same.




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Re: E-bay sellers who sell Redemption
« Reply #2 on: June 14, 2016, 12:41:26 PM »
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I've noticed the eBay listings for awhile. Some can be hard to search for.

Honestly a thing I would maybe consider, is listing a few of the cards that are in high demand on eBay and have a BIG link to your site in the details of the listing.

Some people here about redemption, but have NO idea where to buy any. Family Christian stores around me quit selling them and the Christian store I used to pick packs up from when I was young has been closed for A LONG time. A few searches on the web will often lead to eBay and Amazon these days. It might be a good advertising to try the eBay scene for awhile.

The Comic book store I used to work at would sell some stuff on eBay. It's advertising and sales wrapped in one, if it's done right.
Meanwhile in Iowa...

 


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