Interesting video. Problem: Unless the raw cards, are either.. in a Card Saver or a top loader, I do not feel comfortable, watching my cards being thrown out of the scanner like a Frisbee. In my experience, it takes little to nothing, to turn a 10 -level trading card, into maybe an 8, just for having a slight dinged corner. Yup, these grading companies are relentless when it comes to a card's condition. ..I'll need certain assurances about scanned output to feel comfortable about rapid scanning. Perhaps a future video regarding your service will feature, how the issue of 'Not damaging the cards post scan will be accomplished without concern..?' Thanks in advance. :)
I've heard it's not great from actually recognizing cards from a lot of people that have purchased this and filling out the info automatically. Also doesn't have newer sets and can't do tcg yet which is a deal breaker. From what a lot of people have said they end up having to fill out all the info for the cards on 50%+ or the cards scanned. I'll be waiting until the back end tech is more advanced and better before I look into this. It's a shame a product is released with that many problems then charging people monthly to use it when it barely works.
Oh, on another note: Yes, I did have an opportunity to watch the complete demo. Here, as a former programmer, We used to develop software, active server pages, etc.., that increased job search efficiency back in the early 2,000's. Note; I AM seeing a problem, where Uploaded Content, would be compromised in terms of overall throughput, where 1.) Each and Every Card, 2.) Requires that the end user go thru the somewhat tedious process of an item's description and supporting details. In my opinion, that is where I am seeing the service disadvantage. Recommendation: Yes, We had a similar problem years ago via the same need. What We Did: - In order to increase efficiency, We spent considerable time and effort, figuring out A.) What Is Common To All Pages We Created. We Then.., B.) Developed a Superior Template, that then served Us, by being able to then, 'Populate those required Fields, saving both the End User, time and effort. In this instance, Where the User Agrees in advance, to submit a given quantity of sports cards, it would be far easier, where the corresponding information, could also, populate the required data, without the User, having to spend additional time and effort, performing back-end data input, data entry in order to list a particular card. This last step in essence is a productivity bottleneck. I do believe, eBay does allow the use of Templates, which by design, auto populate Items for quick listings. Where you are able to incorporate the feature into your next update and release, I think you'd really have a winner at an even higher level that what is being shown at the moment as a more comprehensive and complete listing process and feature. Thanks. :)
Interesting video. Problem: Unless the raw cards, are either.. in a Card Saver or a top loader, I do not feel comfortable, watching my cards being thrown out of the scanner like a Frisbee. In my experience, it takes little to nothing, to turn a 10 -level trading card, into maybe an 8, just for having a slight dinged corner. Yup, these grading companies are relentless when it comes to a card's condition. ..I'll need certain assurances about scanned output to feel comfortable about rapid scanning. Perhaps a future video regarding your service will feature, how the issue of 'Not damaging the cards post scan will be accomplished without concern..?' Thanks in advance. :)
Will these eat up sleeved cards? I've used other branded scanners before but the sleeves get roughed up through the feed.
yes i just returned my 8170
Yes it will...and scratches are definitely left on the cards.
will not scan chrome/mirror at all. ate up raw/pennies even in manual feed.
The raw cards do get damaged..the sleeved cards get ruffled....top loaders jams, must manually feed....you guys sold this video tho
Top loader feeding leaves a bit to be desired. A bit too slow.
I've heard it's not great from actually recognizing cards from a lot of people that have purchased this and filling out the info automatically. Also doesn't have newer sets and can't do tcg yet which is a deal breaker. From what a lot of people have said they end up having to fill out all the info for the cards on 50%+ or the cards scanned. I'll be waiting until the back end tech is more advanced and better before I look into this. It's a shame a product is released with that many problems then charging people monthly to use it when it barely works.
The only problem is if you scan 50,000 cards and go through finding the cards that sold and packaging them for shipment to the customer 😂😂😂😂😂
Oh, on another note: Yes, I did have an opportunity to watch the complete demo. Here, as a former programmer, We used to develop software, active server pages, etc.., that increased job search efficiency back in the early 2,000's. Note; I AM seeing a problem, where Uploaded Content, would be compromised in terms of overall throughput, where 1.) Each and Every Card, 2.) Requires that the end user go thru the somewhat tedious process of an item's description and supporting details. In my opinion, that is where I am seeing the service disadvantage.
Recommendation: Yes, We had a similar problem years ago via the same need. What We Did: - In order to increase efficiency, We spent considerable time and effort, figuring out A.) What Is Common To All Pages We Created. We Then.., B.) Developed a Superior Template, that then served Us, by being able to then, 'Populate those required Fields, saving both the End User, time and effort. In this instance, Where the User Agrees in advance, to submit a given quantity of sports cards, it would be far easier, where the corresponding information, could also, populate the required data, without the User, having to spend additional time and effort, performing back-end data input, data entry in order to list a particular card.
This last step in essence is a productivity bottleneck. I do believe, eBay does allow the use of Templates, which by design, auto populate Items for quick listings. Where you are able to incorporate the feature into your next update and release, I think you'd really have a winner at an even higher level that what is being shown at the moment as a more comprehensive and complete listing process and feature. Thanks. :)