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'04 in the house.
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I also wish CL reported results. But all or nothing is 100% correct since we are talking about data, and if it isn't all reported, then the data is skewed.
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I picked one up a long time ago and it is in great shape. So good I thought it was a repo until I looked it up.
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On 6/28/2021 at 11:30 AM, wiparker824 said:
Yeah I don’t even bother with heritage right now… books consistently going for 20+% over prices of same books on other auction sites. Especially while the promise collection is running, seems like a lot of deep pockets just throwing in bids on random other books in between promise collection auctions.
So, if I'm a seller right now, I should go with HA? I'd have to do the math to see how it would come out after the buyers and sellers premium.
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10 hours ago, THE_BEYONDER said:
A platform to post the books for sale?
That would be my answer. Bringing the both of you together
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Lotsa 9.6's 9.8's today!
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I also noticed the deep color strike on that copy. Much deeper than mine at 4.5. Gratz to the new owner.
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That's one I wish I had but I don't think I will be forking over the $$ for it at this point.
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I like when people keep the prices up because sometimes I use it for reference.
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If you insure your car with collision and comprehensive, then I would think the same type of person would consider a collectable policy. Especially when you get to a value of 20-25k, then I would consider a policy
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8 minutes ago, Math Teacher said:
This example is my I have insurance on my collection through Collectibles Insurance Services (https://collectinsure.com/). As long as I ship a package with signature required through USPS or FedEx, they will take care of you when damage occurs. Fortunately, I have never had to file a claim. I am sure there are others that have been helped by this company.
This is correct. It is kind of funny that UPS is conspicuously left off the list.
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7 minutes ago, Nic8612 said:
Generally no. They assign a value to the damage done and give you that, assuming it was insured for enough.
For example: I had a JIM 83 get damaged during shipping because Desert Wind Comics is run by people who know nothing about how to handle comics (mailed it to me in a freaking envelope). One of the corners was torn off of the book and USPS sent me a check for a whopping $200
Question- Why did USPS pay you, the receiver, instead of the sender, who purchased the insurance?
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CIS specializes in collectibles.
collectinsure.com
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27 minutes ago, Ares said:
if they don'y process payment how do they get their cut
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" The selling fee is automatically taken from the proceeds of a sale when the buyer pays the seller through PayPal Marketplace."
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4 hours ago, thunsicker said:
Wait, if they are doing payment processing through PayPal how can they say no returns? I thought that was a protection that PayPal provided/required.
From what I remember reading, you are not allowed to initiate anything with Paypal until THEY say so. If you do you are suspended.
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15 hours ago, Bird said:
frazetta puzzle with married pieces!
cut'em up, make the piece you need! You can do it!
Restored!
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Payments are made through Paypal, so they are not in the middle of it. Actually a good idea for them not to have payments passing through their hands. It makes it much cleaner and easier on their side.
That is, if everybody follow the rules.
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The seller would be the one collecting sales tax, and it is up to the seller to file a sales tax form and send in payment. I'm not sure I wan to do that as a casual seller.
Also, no PGX allowed. Good thing.
I see a couple of references about getting suspended as a seller if you don't follow through with the sale. Like the new move "I can't find the comic anymore, so I can't sell it to you anymore, sorry" because you as the seller think it should have been more.
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It might have been me. I think I might have put in a tracking bid.