Batman1fan

Okay, I'll bite. What offer popped up? All I heard was you asked what your limit was and the teller told you. All credit card companies hope their cardholders will max their cards out, and then make the minimum monthly payment forever. That's how they make most of their money, by charging interest and late fees; pretty much the same things you're complaining about. But none of them, not a single one, is ever going to actually come out and "offer" to let you for anyone else charge the card to the limit. That "offer" was implied when they issued you that card and told you what the limit was. I have no idea what you think you heard, but I can guarantee that nobody ever came right out and made that offer to you, either verbally or in writing. By the way, did you take them up on their "offer" and max your card out?

I know what you mean, except I'm pretty sure it's real. I mean, what can you say when someone makes the statement "They even offered to let me max out my card to the limit." I'd love to hear where he got that idea from, and by hear, I mean a photo of the correspondence from the credit card company that makes that statement in writing. If he would ever listen to anyone with more life experience than him, which is almost everyone, he'd know when you are issued a credit card, it usually has a limit and it's up to the cardholder to decide how to use it. You want to use it responsibly, fine, the credit card company can live with that. You want to max it out buying things you can't afford, they'll light up like a Christmas tree because that's where they make their money. But, then again, that only applies to people who actually pay the debts that they incur of their own free will. It's called integrity.

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If those wall books are any indication, it looks like you're sitting on a nice collection. I can appreciate that you are inexperienced in selling comics, but after working with them every day for 3 years, you should have a pretty good idea of what you have. There are only so many ways to sell comics, and most of them have been mentioned in this thread, some more than once. If you really want to sell them, you need to pick one or more and get started, otherwise that collection might end up getting passed on to a 4th generation. If you want a place to start, why not pick out 5 or 6 key issues and make a sales thread here on the boards to test the waters? Folks here are looking for deals, but they are also willing to pay a fair price for properly graded, quality books. There are no fees to pay, so 100% of the proceeds end up in your pocket. As long as you know how to grade, can spot and disclose any restoration, and price well, you will make sales. Just remember, anyone can get these same books from a number of well established sources if they want to pay full retail, so be prepared to leave some meat on the bone or your books won't sell. If any of those 3 things I mentioned are missing, have someone who sells comics for a living do it for you. You'll come out way ahead in the long run.

Any idea what time you're starting up?

Let's go with Freebie #6, and Thanks!

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