Top 5 Biggest RISKS selling Cards on Ebay = Fraud + Circuit Breakers
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Rudy I really liked this type of video, please teach more, like do you send all shipped packages tracked ? What about the cost ? And how do you mail so much without getting shot by the post office people, my post office people are angry when I take a letter to them :) also talk about pallets etc, shipping and most efficient methods....if this post gets liked by Rudy, I'll eat a 🌮 tonight ....
Omg yes, 🌮 night :), thanx Rudy ...
Insurance may help but selling boosters for so low profit isn't worth it as insurance would kill the profit. Priority mail is $50 insurance btw. Did sell to a military base once, so it does help to ask USPS (APO/FPO I believe) about weird addresses if you can't find. Can send tracking for cards $10 or more, especially if multiple states away if you want. Not sure of any sites that are more convenient for buying/selling cards as gameflip is good for digital gift cards/video games.
Depends on how you list any card 1$ an under usually no unless the account is new or has low to zero feedback is my advice. Or the address is wonky. Just remembered 1 million transactions with 1$ profit is a million. Dollars. But with magic cards you only need to about 250,000 transactions to make million dollars do to price difference in cards. Also the cheaper you can get packs boxes aka cases is the way to go. Rudy gets close to distributer pricing on cases so it hard to beat him on single not to mention he sell cards at his prices which is pretty cool.
Agreed
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As a seller on eBay for 15 years, this is one of the best videos I've EVER seen on the eBay platform. Many of these tips I've been using as a smaller seller for years.... This video should be mandatory viewing for all new sellers. Also, I would add to video all returns you get! eBay will take it as evidence against a scamming buyer
Love eBay, buying/selling. Yes, shyt happens but I'll continue playing on eBay. You nailed every point. Been on eBay for 11 years now.
Bad Boy Gaming Nobody hose you you use an ax. Good video’s btw
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Anthony Garcia Yes where alive and kicking have Some good video’s comming up.
@BBG completely, this is the actual experiences we have on eBay. Nailed it agreed!
I remember the good old days on eBay, when we could leave buyers negative feedback. That went a long way towards keeping things balanced. Ebay has little to no regard for sellers now, they have incrementally made buyers have more and more power/protection. I also miss usps freight shipping, they annexed that around 2005. I use to be able to ship cards over sea’s for about a dollar a pound. Usps rates have gone up a upsurd amount in the last 10 years. Particularly for international shipping.
The problem was that sellers would give buyers negative feedback if you returned or complained about an item. It created a toxic market where some sellers basically blackmailed buyers into not giving negative feedback.
That throw,,,,
Yeah pretty god damn impressive lol
how many takes you think it took?
I really like these financial advice videos.
Gotta love the, “How dare you make a profit” types.
This is HUGE. Big facts. I can't tell you how many time I had to talk to angry business owners that would spend countless hours fighting a dispute. Many disputes that were under $30, I would issues a courtesy refund. BUT the owners wouldnt be happy because I didn't take the money from the buyer. " It's the principal" was such a common saying by my clients that it became a joke around the office. Great video RUDY!
This is a video that I've been waiting months for you to do. Thanks so much for finally tackling the topic!
Love the video, as an eBay seller I've ran into all kinds of scams and potential scammers. I've also bought a sealed commander set from you for my personal collection. Definately would have been nice to know this back in 2003 when I started on eBay, but lots have changed over the years.
As someone who has started selling on eBay, this is awesome! You definitely touched on a couple topics I had looked over/simply not considered. I would appreciate more content like this. Thank you
We NEED more videos like this. This is a wake up call for people who want their own online card shop. Thanks to you I will be more careful when selling cards online.
Ebay has zero protection for sellers - FACT
Rudy, thanks for the Ebay video! I Hope you do more videos about Ebay Selling. A few questions:
1. Do you fight cases against you or give in to the scammers when they open a case? (I once had a case as a seller where the he claimed he did not receive the card and a few weeks later the case because the "buyer received the card")
2. What are is the price threshold for you to ship a package with tracking? I have thought that somewhere between $20-30 is correct but Id like to know what your thoughts are.
3. For singles and playsets: Toploaders vs semi-rigid card holders vs penny sleeve and price thresholds for each.
4. How important is it to dispute bad feedback and keep your positive feedback percentage high? I currently have ~200 and 100% positive and I strive to keep it that way.
Thanks and If I ever meet you in person the tacos are on me!
1. Refund their purchase and immediately block them.
2. General rule of thumb: Orders over $10 should be sent with a tracking number. When in doubt, ask the customer what they would like.
3. Put the card in a sleeve, then in a top loader, and then in a team-set bag. Don't put tape on the top loader.
4. Very important to fight it. Honest collectors just want their cards.
well informative video. sold a lot of my old vintage games, so many messages where people trying to play me, either ignored them and/or immediately put them on the block list.
my favorite was "I am not looking to bid on auction" after i refused to offer half of my starting bid as the buy now, when my starting bid was 50% the loose price collectors value. replied back "maybe ebay isnt for you then" and immediately blocked. sold the game for collector's value at end of auction.
Good stuff and a lot of great advice.
As someone who works in low end customer service/sales and have done so for a long time now I can relate to some of these customer types that Rudy talks about.
Its good to know that a lot of this stuff also applies in the world of Ebay selling.
Rudy is the Rosetta Stone of the MTG Finance World. Henceforth to be known forevermore as Rudyetta Stone.
There’s is always something to learn to those willing to listen to these videos 😀
As an eBay seller, I completely agree with the block list. If you let these people buy from you again after hosing you once, it's going to happen again, guaranteed. It will save you a lot of time and hassle in the future. Especially if they message you before purchasing with 101 questions about the condition of the product. They are going to find something wrong with it, send it back, or even worse try to extort money out of you, so they won't leave negative feedback.
Yes totally! Do not assume a risky buyers problems and just block them. I can guarantee there is ALWAYS another buyer
I've been ripped as a buyer and seller on eBay. Has anyone else noticed how many more fakes have been popping up lately?
Fakes yes I got 2 fake r t r fountains last month sent them back got a refund but they are getting close be careful
Rudy this is my first youtube comment in 10 years, especially in 2018.
I stumbled over your channel out of sheer curiosity about my old love magic, being an old magic enthusiast since 1997. I can't emphasize enough how enjoyable and educational your videos are . You are one of a few poeple who takes the matter on from a holistic and objective point of view - even beyond magic.
Have you ever considered writing a book about it?
Keep up the good work and love to see more videos about that.
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Actual investment advice concerning the realities of the market we are invested in? Of course this is AMAZING content, Rudy. Go on!
This is a year and a half old video and Rudy is still teaching me things. Keep up the good work my man!
There are a lot of similarities between what you are describing on eBay and how some people behave on KickStarter. This was a really helpful perspective-check. Thanks, Rudy
How many takes did that opening shot take?!? Mostly likely 1 since Rudy is Actually Batman
He's been trying it since November; already had ruined 30k USD in sealed product.
He looks like Wolverine to me
Doesn't even matter that flip was priceless!
Trowing boxes never gets old, my fav. part of this channel.
Rudy, this video was EXTREMELY valuable and I would love to see more in the future. Especially videos on your selling strategy (i.e. when to get out, how to make money and not just let inventory sit forever gaining value, financing future buys, etc). Love the channel
You're a genius Rudy. I've got a collection that I might someday sell on Ebay and this is exactly what I've thinking about when it comes to selling online. Thanks for all the great advice.
I love your advice about blocking anyone that is a high-risk buyer. Anytime I get somebody who starts asking very specific questions and it sounds like they are just going to be looking for a reason to ask for a refund I block them. Like you said, maybe they are a nice person, but people can literally find any little detail and open a case and eBay typically will side with the buyer and it’s not worth the hassle.
As a fellow rectangle cardboard collector and seller i second everything said here . keep up the great work rudy may your taco be ever floppy
Looking into selling my personal collection of my broken-up decks from the theros block. This will be my first attempt at E-commerce and with these tips I now know what to look out for as I sell singles and playsets. Thanks for the helpful content, keep uploading!
It's not just buyers engaging in shady stuff. There are some terrible sellers out there. The most common of which is people who fraudulently grade their cards. Saying a card is SP/LP when in reality it's HP/Damaged. The other big complaint is people not packaging high end cards properly. I bought a revised Taiga that was shipped raw, no sleeve, no top loader. It's risky on both sides.
I like the new ebay videos, Rudy. Good to watch new types of videos and learn about new subjects you haven't talked about before. Keep them coming.
This is worth gold. Thanks Rudy, this coming from a very part time ebay seller who agrees with everything you said 100%. For people like me, FB groups tend to be a better place to sell... Can't afford getting hosed when you try to profit off a passion on part time.
Thank you very much Rudy, This video was extremely helpful. Also opens up to more questions. Id like to see more videos on everything you mentioned as well as a video on keeping you Packing/Shipping/Handling costs. I feel like thats where we lose alot of you margin on cheaper cards.
Loving the vid gave me a new look on how to sell mtg on eBay and ur totally right u have to prep your self with a line of margin of losses of at least 10 percent but your margin is one percent which extremely good ... Keep up the good Vids
I've been a member since 1999, and I really appreciate this video. You've mentioned many things I've ran into over the years.
Rudy I completely agree. This actually happens a ton in the shoe reselling industry. It's especially risky with sample shoes costing thousands of dollars.
I like it when you talk about trade practices or hard economics on anything. It helps put certain things in this world into perspective.
Outstanding advice Rudy. Love listening to the intricacies of businesses in general.
Great informative video. Sad that some people are just bad no matter what, but your take on that and how you manage that is spot on. Truth be told, many aspects of life have the same types of risks.
Great Video Rudy! A lot of your comments are good pointers and are used in other businesses as well. Like Banning someone from your place of work.
I'm just getting into the online card business and this was an extremely helpful video. Please make more like this. I genuinely appreciate you.
Love this new kind of video. I'm very curious about general eBay selling knowledge. Would love to see a video about your info/advice for people who aren't looking to establish a large storefront, but instead want to sell some things every so often.
All your videos are fun. Some are more informative and useful than others. This one is one of the most informative and useful videos you've posted so far. Thanks!!
Would love to see more of these, maybe see how things have changed in the last few years
I've sold PSA cards on eBay for a long time now, you hit a lot of good points here. I did take a break the first time I got hosed for a card I sent to Australia and had to offer a return, I never got the card back and eBay took the refund. It did bother me but its the one time I've ever had an issue in thousands of transactions, and I've been very careful since then.
I really like this video, please do more. Tips for selling on ebay maybe specific to magic the gathering / tcg topics? and periphery topics, also Paypal. Maybe that's just because I feel I have an axe to grind, but I don't think people know that much about it. I always appreciate your candor and straight (giggity) persona/presentation style. Keep up the good work.
I've sold a couple dozen things on Ebay and not had any real problems with it, nor noteworthy stories. Looking to do more in the future, and I always got tracking and such on cards or boxes or whatever. If it was just a single card for $5 or so I just kinda wrote it off as a loss in my head (while secretly hoping everything worked out).
Spot on video. Appreciate the information you are sharing. Need more of you in this community.
Nice video of the other parts of your enterprise. And since you have been in business for some time now there must be some awesome / crazy stories you can tell
I really like this video. normaly when you do those type of video on busness, I don't catch all of it becose I'm not the best in english and the words you use are from the world of business. But this time it was very clear and I very enjoy it. tanks for the video. :)
French fry when you pizza, you're gonna have a bad time
Good video Rudy, well deserving of a taco. Been selling for over a decade on eBay, everything said is spot on. Always, ALWAYS be aware of the hosetown bus because it could be 2am in a dead sleep, no matter, that bus will pull right into your driveway, leaky exhaust, loud as can be. Better believe it!
I personally, found this video very interesting. Even though I do not actually play or collect Magic Gathering cards. The concepts can be applied across the board from a financial standpoint. I would like to see more EBay videos personally. And, maybe toss a story in every couple videos for the kiddies. But, overall very good thank you.
I liked it. I mostly buy on eBay but I do some risk management of my own. Haggling can save you money, lowering your exposure, and reveal information about the seller. Once the day goes by when it was supposed to be delivered start the case process. Respond to sellers in a timely courteous manner. Double check pictures. Hold off on feedback till you've verified the item is as described.
If everything goes well you get the item and leave them feedback. If it is late you close the case and leave them positive feedback. If you never get it you get your money back sooner.
love you Rudy...yes i do hate my job ,but i couldn't sell water to thirsty timmy in the desert...!
This vid was awesome! As someone who is currently going through setting my own eBay collectables business up I would love to see more like this. I would love to see one maybe on how to do proper listings or if there's any tricks to get buyers to you over others.
Good to hear you lay out the risks of selling on ebay, had to stop selling there because of getting hosed by Timmy's.
I would like to hear more about crazy ebay buyer/seller stories
Loved this format Rudy. I'd love to know more of your eBay horror stories. And not-so-horror stories. But here's my question. You ever have that guy that bought a booster box from you, hit you up later with a question like, 'Hey Rudy. I just bought this booster box from you, and got a miscut can I ship that card back for one that isn't miscut?", if so, how did you handle it? Inquiring minds want to know.
Very informative video. Really enjoyed it and learned some good tips.
Perhaps a video about more information on these forwarding companies that steal from people- very curious about that!
Love, it. Tracking saved my ass too, also about got hosed and I dodged it by not shopping immediately, the buyer was trying not to pay.
I really liked this video. I have been worried about selling things on ebay before as it seems quite risky so it is good to know safety measures that can be taken to decrease the risk.
Bravo, Rudy! Excellent advice! I've been selling on eBay for a long time too and you hit a home run with this video! Thanks for sharing!
I forgot my own procedures and sent out a Palinchron a few weeks ago that I sold for $26. I sent it the way I used to send cards back when people still just traded cards, and of course the guy never got it. He even lived in Renton, WA, not far from WotC. Fortunately, I did use tracking on the other six cards I sent (Mirror Universe, Mox Diamond were the two biggies) and all of them arrived no problem. The only time I have ever had issues on ebay has been with game cards.
I've also started using the block list.
It is very good that you emphasize difficulties and risks in selling cards. From watching your channel I got an impression that you encourage people to speculate on cards (instead of on stocks). You have a sense of humour so I like the channel but I have a strong feeling that magic cards will end up like postage stamps (understood as collectibles), anything with bigger printrun is almost impossible to sell nowadays. Collectors die off, and kids are smarter nowadays not to startcollecting an overpriced product. Add to this counterfeits which are of very good quality already.
That was tremendously helpful, Rudy.
I also agree that once in a blue moon you're gonna end up in a negotiation destined to fail.
Keep it up, man!
I enjoy your business and finance related videos more than any of your other videos. They are educating, current, and have the hidden wisdoms of a hardened veteran.
I'm the guy that pops on to check to see if you have those videos uploaded more so than the box openings or Vegas vendor sales stuff.
You make the topic of finance fun. Please diversify into these topics more.
I don't know if it's worthy, but could you make a video about books that you found value in and would suggest to others when it comes to finance?
#true respect
Keep up the awesome content Rudy!! And yes, id personally LOVE to see more eBay selling/buying, fraud, etc videos from you in the near future!!!
The worst Magic buyers on ebay are those who buy cheap cards (those that are so cheap that trackable shipping is cost prohibitive). So much more obnoxious than those who buy more expensive cards. I have had several instances in the past year (only having 50-100 items listed each month and selling anywhere from 10-50 singles) in which someone bought a card for $1-2 shipped then opened an ebay case, claiming that I mailed them 3 junk commons rather than the card they ordered. I unloaded all of my junk commons long ago in bulk lots; I only have decent uncommons and rares left. Always seems like they're claiming that I sent 3 junk cards in place of the 1 card that they ordered... never 2 junk or 4 junk. Seems like I have a "not received" rate of these cheap untracked packages with printed (not handwritten) envelopes of 1 in 12-15.
Hey Rudy, I'm a long time $20 Patron. I have been selling Magic on E-Bay for over 10 years off and on, over $18,000 in sales for singles only. I've been pretty lucky, only having lost about $250 on lost cards/fraud/corrupt post offices. Brazil and Italy are risky. Unfortunately E-Bay protects the buyer more than the seller. Getting worse every year with the rules. Thanks for the info!!
As a private collector, I sold a few cards on Ebay around the time that Lorwyn was the newest standard set. I think I got lucky, no one ever gave me any crap. But, I got out once I realized how much of a pain it could be when someone has a question about a purchase. A seller really is at the mercy of whoever the buyer is.
As someone who's made his primary living off of email for the past 2 years, this was super helpful. Wasn't even aware of the block list. Definitely would love more of this content
I am busting starting on eBay and this information is priceless. Please please do more
This is great. Love all the investment info you give, no BS no sugar coating. Keep up the great work, love the Chanel.
Looking to get into ebay selling myself, really appreciate the video Rudy. Couldn't be better timed!
It is scary how quickly the date on the kaladesh inventions box is approaching. Time just flys.
this kind of content isn't relevant to me personally as a person who never intends to go into this business, but nevertheless I find it interesting getting a look into this world. and you're much more charismatic/entertaining than any other MTG channel I've seen.
Rudy you scared the **** outta me at the start of this vid. LOL Thought you were right beside me yelling. Headphones, lol. Thanks, for the education, more please.
Thanks 2018 Rudy; the specifics help but the general 'keep emotions out of it' advice is priceless.
Would love more eBay videos. Had started buying and selling and loved it but stopped when a customer gave me a hard time about her book Commons that she bought for me. Bottom for basically nothing but she wasn't happy cuz they were late. Open a case against me and never followed through.
Selling singles casually can hurt a LOT worse if you're a bad. I listed and sold Teferi and Dawnbringer on release day for around 20ish each. Monday when I went to ship, Teferi was 35, Dawnbringer was 30. The pain!
i dont know how i got to this channel, i dont play Magic cards, but these are interesting videos. Kinda wish i started 25 years ago
Never owned a magic card, never played mtg, never cared about mtg, but you're so funny, knowledgeable and entertaining that I watch a ton of your videos. I do sell on ebay though, and this was very helpful. Thanks!
Ive been using eBay for 7 years, its been very hit and miss. In the early 2010's I must have sold at least 100 cards in a pwe and didn't get scammed once. Any one of those could have turned out bad, I once sent a foil Koth when scars was released(70) card without any skepticism. I would never do that today, have had too many bad experiences as a buyer and seller recently. As a buyer this week(of a lot worth at least 150), my package arrived damaged. Half of it was stolen at a USPS facility, they refused to reimburse the seller(no insurance I'm guessing). I got a full refund, but the seller lost out on 100 bucks. I felt horrible for them, they didn't even want me to send the remaining cards back. Ive had a few purchases that were never shipped that I needed to get refunded for and items seem to take forever to ship recently. As a seller, i've had someone send me a Vulgar message because I wouldn't accept a low ball offer last week. I reported and blocked them, but that just seems like the type of person to try something vindictive to sabotage an account. I'd say eBay is very good for buying as they will mostly back the buyer. For sellers, you can easily be extorted, get bad feedback for no reason, and pay significant fees and shipping.
More! I'd also like to see a video on monetization of CZcams and box openings.
I love this video, 100%. Don't particularly care that it's about eBay, I think what I like are the stories and how to deal with certain types of people and situations.
I used to work at a gaming store and the crap we had to deal from ebay. One bought the product on a saturday night and left us negative feed back when it hadnt shipped the next morning. There were people would buy model that come unassembled and when they got them wanted to know why they werent put together even with the pic showing them in pieces. Hell we were selling grab bags with random cards in the store and someone caught a new employee and asked to exchange cause they didnt like the cards and when i opened it they had taken the rares out. That employee got their behind chewed out.
Like this kind of content. As someone that also sells on ebay (not mtg or tcg's) this is something that I do as well. That is managing the risk. I haven't had to add many people to the block list yet but it has happened a few times. Right now I do high return low volume so it's not too bad. I will be moving a bit closer to the high volume low return side of things as well so that may pop up more in the future.
The latest was an issue with a buyer that bought an item and said that I listed it as compatible with something (I did not, it was on the box itself that I photographed). Either way I knew it was the right part he said it didn't fit and asked for a refund. Rather than getting pissy and saying that they are wrong and going through all of that BS and trying to fight it. I just gave approval for the return shipping (I have buyer pays for return shipping in my listings, but they falsely claimed it was not as described so I had to pay for return shipping). A few days go by then and nothing. When the date comes that they were supposed to mail it back pops up, I wait another day just in case then still nothing. I called ebay and well long story short they closed the case in my favor, the funds were released and they are blocked from leaving negative feedback. After it was resolved I blocked them in ebay as well.
To close this out. If I fuck up, and I do something or say something in the listing that isn't true and or something I overlooked, and they can take some photos or otherwise show some proof that that happened then I will do what I can to resolve the issue satisfactorily. Part of that is to be as nice as I can and hopefully get some return business but also it's a CYA deal. If you have to partially refund someone on a large costly item it's easier to do that than to have a potential issue where they send it back but in a damaged state, or the wrong item or one of theirs. Or hell just a box of rocks. You at least get some of the sale without having to get the item back that you may or may not be able to resell for the same price or less. It's just mitigating the loss. 20/30% loss is better than 100%.
Well one last last thing... You have a minor amount of recourse with ebay as a seller. There are times when you can fight it and win, but mostly they side with the buyer. At that point if someone is truly trying to scam you by sending the wrong item back, and or just an empty box or something? Ebay doesn't really care, all they care about is that tracking number and showing delivered to your address. Once that happens your ebay options are almost exhausted. Especially if you haven't taken steps to protect yourself. I for instance take photos of the boxes on a scale as well as taking it to the drop off location and getting a receipt showing the weight as well. When I get an item returned I look up the photo, look up the receipt etc and put the package on the scale. If it's close or exact I examine the package without opening it. Even if it looks/feels like what I sent, similar weight etc I will set a camera up and record opening the box, and take photos. Well depending on the cost really. If it's a 10 dollar item I probably won't, but 50+ I will.
Either way good video, I really enjoy your content. I wish you did more of the buying ebay mtg kinds of things like in bulk. I haven't seen too many videos take that on. I am buying and will likely buy quite a bit of the bulk buys on ebay and make some videos about it. Like reviews and whatnot. Not under this account though, it will be entirely separate.
Yes I found this very interesting and informative. I don’t do much business on eBay at all but it’s always good to understand how these people operate. Keep up the good work.
Excellent video sir. Please do some more on finance/business specifically small business tips and reading material that has helped you with business. Thanks Rudy!
Yes, do more like this. Good work Rudy.
A video about shipping would be great. I used to be able to buy shipping online through Paypal even for items that were not sold on Ebay. Recently that seemed to disappear. I set up a Stamps.com account and then learned they charge $15 a month for that access.
So I don't know where I can cheaply buy shipping online that's affordable.
Also.... what the HECK is with all the confusing categories of shipping with USPS?!? Why is First Class literally the cheapest shipping method. And why can I not buy it online for so many small packages!?!? If you have insight here it would be greatly appreciated.
if you have Paypal you can login and use their shipping to print out USPS labels. I think there is a small discount.
I used to do that as of like 2 months ago. About 3 weeks ago I tried again and I could not find a way to make that work. I'm not 100% sure... but I think Paypal removed it!
_"Also.... what the HECK is with all the confusing categories of shipping with USPS?!? Why is First Class literally the cheapest shipping method. And why can I not buy it online for so many small packages!?!? If you have insight here it would be greatly appreciated."_
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Selling via ebay, I ship 90% of my card with a good old stamp. I state in my description that it is shipped standard mail. Only is the card is of a higher price will I ship with tracking. Even with the paypal discount it drops it to around 2.50 for a standard bubble mailer. 2.50 vs. 50 cents thing about it. Like Ruby said you got to be willing to take the risk of being burnt. I take that risk for anything under roughly 15 bucks.
Follow these step in order
1. log into paypal.
2.Hover over "tools" on the top of the page.
3. Select "multi Order Shipping" from the drop down list.
Yes plz. A video about crazy ebay stories!
Yup watch out for ppl doing that shipping scam. I lost a 12$ card only since but they changed the address right after purchase claimed they moved. Then put in a ticket for the card slipped it out from under me. They actually lived in upstate new york. Which never showed me the first address blocking me from getting my card back and still had to refund him. So frustrating but that also made me highten my restrictions. Now I get less sales but all are genuine! Great vid and topic rude dude!
wiredcardboard is the seller. If anyone sells to this guy be cautious... Got me for 27$ and lost my 12$ card. Ship scam. Card never found by post office.
I wish I had this type of information like 4 months ago when I started my own eBay store. Still. Better late than never. Love you Rudy!
I actually like this video. I have had some issues (not going into details) with selling some of my cards online and I would like some advice on better practices, fraud preventions and such.
Solid advice. I'd be interested (and maybe some others) in seeing a video on potential tips to selling your cards via eBay or whatever it may be. I haven't really sold cards on any platform, but have used eBay for plenty of other sales, so it would be interesting to get some good advice on what helps to move product. Thanks for a good video!
Awesome vid. How about a guide on economic card shipping and a blurb on selling on tcgplayer vs eBay ?
Great video, I would love to get more videos like this. Tell it how it is, plain and simple.
Just passed the 7. Thought you’d appreciate that. My portfolio includes reserve list cards in addition to the “traditional” investments one might utilize. I appreciate your unique insight and hope you continue to bring it to the magic finance community.
def learning stuff, always a bit more than magic.....keep it going Rudy...investment advice is awesome too!!!
Hey Rudy, please make more videos like this. Love the on-the-ground, realist business advice.
I'm just a casual eBay seller and I found this very informative. Thank you!