eBay selling advice needed

Big80s

He guys - I need your opinion on this. I'm going to be selling off most of my 80's Fleer Basketball cards during this upcoming basketball season. They're all graded and in huge lots of 8's, 9's and 10's. I had planned to sell them off in lots of 8's and lots of 9's, then sell the 10's individually. Is this a good idea? Should I put the 10's together in lots as well? I don't mind taking the time to sell the 10's off individually, but if I did the 9's that way, it'd take me forever. Any thoughts on the subject would be much appreciated.
Thank you for your time,
Jeff

Allen

Use TurboLister and sell individually and list all at once. Offer combined shipping.

detroitfan2

Am I the only one who thought this was going to be a question about selling wax packs from the 70's when I saw the "Big80s" id?

In any case, Jeff is clearly not Gary. The grammar and spelling alone is proof enough.

Jeff, good luck. Just thinking out loud, does anyone think selling the lots by team would go well?

-Tom (detroitfan2)

diamondman

<< <i>Use TurboLister and sell individually and list all at once. Offer combined shipping. >>

Knopfler

Big80s,

I agree, especially if you plan on selling a lot of items in the future on EBay, learn turbo lister and make it your friend. It makes listing so much easier. And by the way, I love your icon, or avatar or whatever they're called.

dizzle

got any 1987 fleer psa 10's your'e going to be parting with?

bifff257

<< <i>Use TurboLister and sell individually and list all at once. Offer combined shipping. >>






You may want to put your PSA 8's in a lot(except stars). But the 9's and above try and list individully as Allen said..

Big80s

This is the first I've heard of Turbo Lister, but I will certainly look into it. Thank you!

I only have two PSA 10 87's - Dominique & Isiah Thomas - and they will certainly be included in the listings. On the other hand, I have about 50 PSA 9's from that year. I'll be sure to post something in the Buy/Sell forum when they're all going up.

Thanks again guys, I can't tell you how helpful these forums have been over the past year.

milbroco

Thanks for the post. How does Turbo Lister work? I would also like to get a lot of individual cards on ebay but it is so time consuming. From the sounds of it, it sounds like Turbo Lister would help reduce the time it takes to list items.
Thanks,
Bob

bifff257

<< <i>How does Turbo Lister work? >>



It is a free software that you can download from ebay. Once it is downloaded basically you can save templates of your core listing. Then you just change the info needed with each listing..and add to the upload.

Ex. say you are listing 25 PSA singles from 1975 topps... Once the template is saved you just change the title, cards listed, and picture then add to your upload. Repeat process..

earlycalguy

<< <i>

<< <i>How does Turbo Lister work? >>



It is a free software that you can download from ebay. Once it is downloaded basically you can save templates of your core listing. Then you just change the info needed with each listing..and add to the upload.

Ex. say you are listing 25 PSA singles from 1975 topps... Once the template is saved you just change the title, cards listed, and picture then add to your upload. Repeat process.. >>




I've never used turbo lister but it sounds like you can do the same thing by putting on one listing and then use the 'sell similiar' option. the same info would need to be changed - title, description and photo.

parkerj

FWIW, I *highly* echo any recommendations for turbo lister....and best of all - its free.