Book: Beginners Guide to Online Card Trading

[scottkoz20]

If you are new to Online trading, I have put together an e-Gulde that lays out some things to think about when getting started and being successful with online trading. It covers some basics in getting started, what to watch for and things to think about when trading. There is also a glossary of "lingo" that you will see on trading websites, whether it is on CnC or elsewhere.

The cost of the book is $2.95/USD and is currently available at Smashwords.com.

http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/48426

I am hoping that this will be available in the near future for the Kindle, Apple iOS readers and the Nook.


Thanks for reading
Scott


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[scottkoz20]

For SCF Members only, I am willing to provide you a copy of the book for 600cc.

[TMacfreak91]

That cover looks familiar Scott

Glad to see this come to fruition, I know you put in a lot of hard work on it and I'm sure anyone who reads it will love it!

On a personal note...do I get any royalties? Kidding of course!


Steve

[scottkoz20]

you got a Taylor Hall YG for your work already! LOL


I might have some other stuff for payment if you ever finish the other item(s) I asked for :)

[TMacfreak91]

Haha I did say I was kidding lol the Hall YG was plenty. I'll be busy this week packing up my apartment (I move back to Buffalo for 2 weeks starting Sat) but then I should have a bit more time to work on that stuff if you make sure to remind me lol

Steve

[scottkoz20]

Now available at Barnes and Noble for Nook devices!

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/begi...card%2btrading

[centrehice]

You should have had me write the Forward.......

It would have contained the words. Don't put over 100K worth of cards in your Bike Spokes.

[scottkoz20]

LOL!!!!

I might need to add this to future versions!

[centrehice]

12 or more Crisp Clean Bobby Orr 1966 Topps Rookies

At least 30 Bobby Hull Topps and Parkhurst from 1960-1967

At least 60 Gordie Howes from 1958-1968

Countless Mikitas, Sawchuks, Beliveaus, Ullmans, Bower, Maurice Richards, the odd Doug Harvey, and Jacques Plante.

You weren't cool from 1959-1968 unless you started the biking day with a crisp clean card of one of the NHL's top 20 players in the spokes of your bike.

If I'd have thrown those cards into a box and neglected them, I'd be a Millionaire twice over. Nope, had to be cool and ride with style.

[scottkoz20]

SWEET!!! i'm 999,998 copies away from 1,000,000 copies sold!