Vendors selling $10,000/month in volume: “Yeah the best I can do is 95%”
Vendors selling $100,000/month in volume: “Yeah the best I can do is 95%”
Vendors selling $1,000,000/month in volume: “Sure, let’s do it.”
The Legend @PatMcAfeeShow I’ve got one of, if not your best, card ever made! DAHN 2 HAMMER OUT A DEAL if you want it!
Podcasting, Broadcasting, NFL, WWE this guy is a winner.
Pumped to have found his extremely rare, maybe the only, Prizm black 1/1 🏈 🏌️
@Oldtown_cards@ShotimeSports@card_lines Nothing, because Bucket’s not a scumbag who took peoples’ money. If you worked at a Fortune 500 and the guy in the cubicle down the hall embezzled money are you also at fault because you “worked alongside” them?
I don't know who needs to hear this but if you're trying to make money in cards and are not, you truly need to look into yourself, identify what's wrong in your approach, and adapt.
Market is more robust than Covid-2020 at this point and the only difference is that you can't buy at 70% and send literal chunks of dirt to PSA and still make money.
Big 3 sports are hyper liquid, NHL/WWE/UFC specialists are making bank in their niche, Pokemon buyers think a bear market doesnt even exist, low end WhatNot streamers 2-3Xing on every card, and if you post anything near comp there's 5 people at any given time trying to give you their money.
More friends I know now more than ever working independently for themselves full time or thriving with whatever corporate role their have in this space as well.
Introspect. Think deep. And if you aren't succeeding, truly ask yourself why.
@DomABCDEFG@rogerrogerspor1@TwinsJake Some people don’t want to waste time cutting cardboard. Also looks awful receiving jagged pieces of cardboard that sometimes don’t even cover the entire card. I don’t use hobby armor, but I get pre cut corrugated cardboard for 5 cents each.