Question for Teletrade Sellers
Teletrade has a 15% buyers premium on coins won in their auctions and they have a 4 - 8% sellers premium as well.
Does this mean that Teletrade makes 19% minimum on every coin they sell ?
Does this mean that Teletrade makes 19% minimum on every coin they sell ?
I decided to change calling the bathroom the John and renamed it the Jim. I feel so much better saying I went to the Jim this morning.
The name is LEE!
The name is LEE!
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Capitolism is wonderful ain't it
GrandAm
Without any proof I would have to believe them but I do find it difficult to believe.
look at closed auctions - usually 1/3 do not sell
and relist p to 3 times - only get 5% reserve seller fee sometimes
and they have specials/discounts bonus codes occasionally
as well as free grading now if coin sells more tghan $250
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<< <i>they don't make much on the ones that don't sell >>
Only if the seller does not place a Buy Back Bid (i.e. reserve):
The name is LEE!
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<< <i>they don't make much on the ones that don't sell >>
Only if the seller does not place a Buy Back Bid (i.e. reserve):
The only problem with the free option is there is a chance someone might place that minimum $9 bid. If no one bids then its free. I am affraid that I have some stuff I tried to sell way cheap I will end up paying the 5% because I put a ridiculously low buy back bid and the stuff did not sell. I have two more chances but I was hoping to sell last Sunday when there were no sellers fees.