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    See 97S281_27's Items on eBay

    I think the most appealing aspect of selling on the site is precisely the greater possibility of selling cards that would not usually sell on eBay. If you have enough cards to sell to make it worth it, you might as well try the site instead of the likelihood of eating costs on eBay, or trying to trade most of them in the day and age of GUs and Autos.

    I suppose in a more practical sense, you also clear out space because you send them all of the cards you put on sale, as opposed to having them sit on your desk gathering dust.



    That is EXACTLY why I enjoy that site so much. So far I have sold 330 cards on that site for a total of $357.13 and I can pretty much guarantee that if I had tried to sell all 330 of those cards on ebay there is no way I would have sold them for any where near $357 (not to mention the amount of time I would have had to spend taking pics of those cards, creating the auction descriptions, packaging cards up in bubble mailers, going to the post office, etc...).

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    It seems one cannot make an offer without having available store credit - is this true?

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    yes you have to have store credit...it is so that if it is accepted, the credit goes away right away...it would be hectic if you can make an offer, the seller accepts it and has to wait for hte money to show up

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