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"Aren't you suppossed to be out driving a truck or something jody?"
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07-07-2012 01:00 PM
Wow! I was not aware of this website. I will check it out. Thanks for the info.
09-24-2012 04:22 PM
Thanks I am going to check it out. As a collector you are screwed unless you have a storefront. Great Colletions is another that is fair. The fees are upfront and you don't get dinged with paypal and all the other ebay fees as well as deal with the all the new rules and policies meant to drain your pockets.
09-27-2012 04:12 PM
Check out another website named coin book. The url is http://usacoinbook.com. Here is another alternative. I hope this helps. mtkiii
02-22-2017 10:41 AM
I agree with you. I'm not a big seller on eBay but I sold an iPhone on eBay for $385.00 and the eBay fee was $51.87! I think that is exorbitant. I don't plan on selling too much on eBay.
02-22-2017 12:14 PM
22 Febrero 2017 1207hrs: Hola Norcalcounsel, there could be another solution to the situation. If your costs of conducting business are increasing perhaps you could take a look at what is happening to your 'net profit'. If you are not happy with the 'net profit' numbers then you could consider increasing your prices of goods sold.
Sellers are always experiencing varying cost figures. If your costs continue to increase
the answer is to increase your selling prices.
Is it better to sell less items but obtain a higher net profit than sell a bunch of stuff at NO or little net profit...?
Many times we see large corporations increase price of merchandise. Some buyers become angry at this situation and seek other sources. However, the large corporations are usually willing to 'lose' a few customers and keep 'net profits' at a maximum. An example could be fees charged by a large internet venue provider.
Questions to ponder?
Regardos.
02-22-2017 03:18 PM
I have read all the comments about exhorbitant eBay fees. I have sold (past tense) hundreds if not a thousand coins on eBay in years past, but have not sold (coins) on eBay in 5 to 6 years. I'm pleased to hear of the www.usacoinbook website and I will check it out. I read all the comments and I recognize some of the names...I want to say HELLO and good to hear from all of you. I'm excited to hear about this alternative site. I will visit it and try to promote it as well. I am a bust half dollar specialist (many Overton varieties) and have a wide range of predominantly raw coins. I am big with large cents as well. Be well.