I am DONE subsidizing other people's GOOD DEALS!!!

KbKards

I for one need Bobby to go back to auctions. I could always count on the profit I made relisting them as BIN's to cover my monthly F40 payment. It's not fair to the people who depended on Bobby to provide us cards at below VCP. He should've given us at least 2 weeks notice before cutting us off.

stormtrooper80

<< <i>I for one need Bobby to go back to auctions. I could always count on the profit I made relisting them as BIN's to cover my monthly F40 payment. It's not fair to the people who depended on Bobby to provide us cards at below VCP. He should've given us at least 2 weeks notice before cutting us off. >>



Same here. I was going to try and make enough profit off of Bobby's cards to save up and buy a Milton Bradley Nolan Ryan RC.

bobbyw8469

<< <i>Same here. I was going to try and make enough profit off of Bobby's cards to save up and buy a Milton Bradley Nolan Ryan RC >>



I don't know why - you still don't know the difference between the two.

sixtiessammy64

<< <i>It's pretty simple... if you're looking to move product, use auctions. If you're looking to make money and aren't in a hurry, use Fixed Price (with or without OBO). >>





Though neither guarantees making more money than the other.

mtcards

Agree with most of the points. I have listed a few items recently, although I really dont try and sell that much on ebay, but for items I just want to sell, i go the auction route and if it doesnt get bids lower the starting price on the next one. For items I would rather keep than sell for a discount I put up a BIN with best offer. I had a card recently that last sold i auction for $102, but didnt want to chance it, so I put a bin up for slightly over that and got an offer of $100 and the buyer bought another card as well. If a card is worth a certain amount, a buyer will eventually come along and pay that amount for it.