Breaking Down My First $900 In Trading Card Sales on COMC. Here's What I Did WRONG!
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2022
- I made my first $900 on COMC and decided to do a stats breakdown of how well I did. Turns out I didn't do so well. Take a look! Enjoy!
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If you don't have an efficient way to sell $2-$5 cards then a higher % fee is still worthwhile because the cards are sold. With far less time & effort.
dude the entire point of comc is to gather all your low value trash cards consolidate them and get rid of it w LOW effort. imagine listing each and every 1000 cards on ebay, take pics , create listing , then if you sell, go to post office and ship (TIME =$$$$) who cares if comc is a couple % more expensive on the low end stuff?
Comc is really great , totally deserving the fees paid given the work they do
I send in 300 cards a month or so. You dont want to send anything that isnt listed at 2.50 or less as you likely have to run a 10-15 percent off sale, the cards will drop 50 cents while on there in a couple months.. then you pay .50 to list and another 30 cents to sell and cash out. but where else are you gonna unload 300 oddball 2.50 to 10 dollar cards?? with nearly 0 work..
Do you sell graded on site or do you think my slabs would be better. For example raw to COMC, graded to My Slabs.. I currently use COMC and my sales definitely slowed down
Fantastic video. Extremely helpful as I am preparing to submit to COMC for my first time. Sure appreciate you taking the time and energy to create this video!
Comc is only good if you live out of the country. Better off doing it yourself.
But you still made 600 and have 2/300 cards left right
Ya $5 -50 is lower in fees, but if I have a card that is worth like 25 bucks I don’t mind taking my time to list it. It’s those cheap cards I don’t want to list. So it’s a catch 22 thing with ComC, but thanks for the info nice video
Bro thank you. So much of the info you put into this video people fail to talk about when I'm looking at other videos for how to submit to COMC lol, appreciate all the info in one place
Honestly, even the dollar cards with a thirty-something percent fee is good... profit is profit. Like you said they handle everything: pictures, description, listing etc... imagine (you probably don't have to imagine if you sell on eBay already) selling a card for a dollar on ebay. You'll spend time trying to take some good pics, writing the description, dealing with customers and their questions or demands, finding the card when it finally sells, buying the packaging supplies, package it, paying shipping (if you provide free shipping), buying the label, taping it on, waste your time and gas driving to the post office, wait in line so they can scan it in, then ebay takes their fees, then a lot of cards lately according to customers arrive damaged or they don't arrive, then you have to refund them, etc...
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Great info! Thanks for sharing!
Great video, very detailed and informative. The editing was also first rate(no fluff). Thanks and keep up the good work.
Great video man! This was very helpful.
Thank You for the info. I am about to start using the service very soon.
Super informative! I am starting to sell Marvel cards on COMC.
Nice thorough breakdown!
Thanks a lot for all of the info! Looks like price threshold is probably one of the
Great video