Question about 4 sharp corners

edmundfitzgerald

Let's say they list a card for $50. It doesn't sell.

Then they list that same card for $40. It doesn't sell.

What is their next step ? Do they put it in the warehouse ? Do they list it again, and at what price ? Do they take email offers ?
I've never followed them or bought from them.

Thanks.

Planemonkey

whatever they decide is as low as they will go it ends up at buy it now for that price for a month, then who knows maybe relist. from what I have seen anyway

CubsFan41

It keeps going down incrementally until they finally BIN it.

captainthreeputt

I agree with CubsFan. I called them to try to purchase something that did not sell, and they said that it will be relisted for cheaper. They will not sell off the bay.

Brian

cards651

I like the way they do their pricing. We probably have all seen a card bid through the roof when there are two bidders and go for .99 when there is only one. They start their auctions off a little high and lower them until they sell or sometimes put the card in inventory with a BIN. I watch many cards from them and if they go low enough, I buy them. I often pay a little extra if there's a card I need/want before someone else snaps it up. I appreciate that they do not sell off of eBay. It seems fairer to all of their customers. - Kevin

NickM

They will also sometimes relist a card at a lower BIN after it has gone through a couple 30-day cycles with no one hitting the BIN on it.

Nick

mknez

They do sell off ebay on their own website.

MULLINS5

<< <i>They do sell off ebay on their own website. >>



Some inventory is available off eBay via their website (cards they have dupes of) -- but most they'll only sell on eBay.

ThoseBackPages

there have been times that they've listed things that did not sell at 19.99 at auction with a 29.97 BIN

jackstraw

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<< <i>They do sell off ebay on their own website. >>



Some inventory is available off eBay via their website (cards they have dupes of) -- but most they'll only sell on eBay. >>



Kind of strange? Any ideas why? Wouldn't they make more if they sold off their website?

MULLINS5

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<< <i>

<< <i>They do sell off ebay on their own website. >>



Some inventory is available off eBay via their website (cards they have dupes of) -- but most they'll only sell on eBay. >>



Kind of strange? Any ideas why? Wouldn't they make more if they sold off their website? >>



I have no idea why they do this -- I think they want the premium a lot of low pop cards have...if they have several of the same card/grade it's probably better to sell off eBay.

bobbyw8469

<< <i>there have been times that they've listed things that did not sell at 19.99 at auction with a 29.97 BIN >>



There has also been times their cards have sat unsold months on end...

cards651

I have to believe that they receive far more purchases on eBay than on their own web-site essentially justifying the eBay fees. I have looked at their web-site occasionally and found it pretty cumbersome with same (or close) prices as on eBay. Far easier to purchase off of eBay.