Paul, quick question. I have the Topps 1984 set and the 1984 Traded cards that I bought new in 1984. They have never been out of there boxes, so should I list them as new because I see most sellers list them as pre-owned or used. The last question, should I check to see that all the cards are there and would that still be considered as new. Thank you in advance.
Last two months I’ve cut a full sheet in half the hot dog cut. Folds over nice over top loaders and card savers. For tape I used a half inch by half inch square on top and bottom on holder. Multi quantity orders get the trifold for larger envelopes.
the 1/4 sheet makes sense for you using them often at work. I ship everything under $10 in card savers and everything over $10 in top loaders. I rarely in a blue moon get a multi card order.
I have a Rollo printer and when I go to print labels it doesn't print them just moves label back and stops like its jammed. Can you do a video how you setup your Rollo printer for doing labels for trading cards?
Good info as always. On an update to a comment I made on your video about offering free shipping. I switched all of my listings to free shipping as so far in 10 days in October I've sold more cards in the first 10 days of October than I have in any previous month this year. Profit is down, but my main goal was to move inventory and it has worked for me.
I use a ink stamp that says do not bend non machinable and one that says Thanks for your business only costs me a few bucks for each on eBay. I had a few cards in the past that got ruined in the machine is the reason I purchased. Writing would take way to long...lol
I would feel like I was trying to pull a fast one on the PO writing it. Also I don't want to take the chance of a customer getting upcharged on the other end somehow. I know he hasn't happened to him yet but I may.
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When it comes to shipping, find a process that works for you.
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Slow down on the tape mate it’s a sticky road
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Paul, quick question. I have the Topps 1984 set and the 1984 Traded cards that I bought new in 1984. They have never been out of there boxes, so should I list them as new because I see most sellers list them as pre-owned or used. The last question, should I check to see that all the cards are there and would that still be considered as new. Thank you in advance.
Last two months I’ve cut a full sheet in half the hot dog cut. Folds over nice over top loaders and card savers. For tape I used a half inch by half inch square on top and bottom on holder. Multi quantity orders get the trifold for larger envelopes.
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I’m feeling better already. 😂
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Hahaha good!
I don't even tape the card to the paper. I wrap it tightly and it doesn't move. Maybe a smidge here or there but I've never had any conplaints
not bad! i'll have to try that are you using the #6 or #10 envelope?
good info bro
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nice tips as usual friend
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the 1/4 sheet makes sense for you using them often at work. I ship everything under $10 in card savers and everything over $10 in top loaders. I rarely in a blue moon get a multi card order.
I have a Rollo printer and when I go to print labels it doesn't print them just moves label back and stops like its jammed. Can you do a video how you setup your Rollo printer for doing labels for trading cards?
Good info as always. On an update to a comment I made on your video about offering free shipping. I switched all of my listings to free shipping as so far in 10 days in October I've sold more cards in the first 10 days of October than I have in any previous month this year. Profit is down, but my main goal was to move inventory and it has worked for me.
I use a ink stamp that says do not bend non machinable and one that says Thanks for your business only costs me a few bucks for each on eBay. I had a few cards in the past that got ruined in the machine is the reason I purchased. Writing would take way to long...lol
I have a feeling that they probably ignore the “non-machinable”…
My post office guys normally just chucks them in the non-machinable basket without me writing anything on it. He is good about that.
I would feel like I was trying to pull a fast one on the PO writing it. Also I don't want to take the chance of a customer getting upcharged on the other end somehow. I know he hasn't happened to him yet but I may.