Back again with CGG (along with CGC)

[RS]

Hey, you guys need to realize that I would be submitting to CGG for the one and only purpose of selling these books on Ebay. I won't be keeping the dang things. This decision is from a business perspective. Considering the cost, but much moreso the time involved with CGC slabs, it is just not wise to submit my fairly inexpensive Economy books, and hype-driven Moderns to CGC. People DO buy CGG books. And as long as you get a halfway decent grade, the CGG slabs sell for MUCH MORE than selling the same book raw. Believe me, I've done it both ways. So, tie up your books for four months with CGC and then sell them? Or make a little less money but turn the books over a heck of alot faster with CGG? Just a business decision guys, and I think a pretty good one. I'm not talkin' about 'Tec 27 of AF #15 ya' know. Mostly just books with a FMV under $200. ------Sid

 

Sid

 

Relax your a small dealer it is a smart business decision There are a lot of closet CGGroup people here Stop saying your sorry for doing what makes sense.

 

RS

[RS]

Thanks RS, I knew I would gain your support.

 

If anything should make you question the wisdom of your decision, this is it.

You got me thinking

[deathlok]

Thanks RS, I knew I would gain your support.

 

If anything should make you question the wisdom of your decision, this is it.

You got me thinking

[BachelorOfComix]

Hey, you guys need to realize that I would be submitting to CGG for the one and only purpose of selling these books on Ebay. I won't be keeping the dang things. This decision is from a business perspective. Considering the cost, but much moreso the time involved with CGC slabs, it is just not wise to submit my fairly inexpensive Economy books, and hype-driven Moderns to CGC. People DO buy CGG books. And as long as you get a halfway decent grade, the CGG slabs sell for MUCH MORE than selling the same book raw. Believe me, I've done it both ways. So, tie up your books for four months with CGC and then sell them? Or make a little less money but turn the books over a heck of alot faster with CGG? Just a business decision guys, and I think a pretty good one. I'm not talkin' about 'Tec 27 of AF #15 ya' know. Mostly just books with a FMV under $200. ------Sid

 

Sid

 

Relax your a small dealer it is a smart business decision There are a lot of closet CGGroup people here Stop saying your sorry for doing what makes sense.

 

RS

[greggy]

Hey, you guys need to realize that I would be submitting to CGG for the one and only purpose of selling these books on Ebay. I won't be keeping the dang things. This decision is from a business perspective. Considering the cost, but much moreso the time involved with CGC slabs, it is just not wise to submit my fairly inexpensive Economy books, and hype-driven Moderns to CGC. People DO buy CGG books. And as long as you get a halfway decent grade, the CGG slabs sell for MUCH MORE than selling the same book raw. Believe me, I've done it both ways. So, tie up your books for four months with CGC and then sell them? Or make a little less money but turn the books over a heck of alot faster with CGG? Just a business decision guys, and I think a pretty good one. I'm not talkin' about 'Tec 27 of AF #15 ya' know. Mostly just books with a FMV under $200. ------Sid

 

Sid

 

Relax your a small dealer it is a smart business decision There are a lot of closet CGGroup people here Stop saying your sorry for doing what makes sense.

 

RS

[FFB]

Thanks RS, I knew I would gain your support.

 

If anything should make you question the wisdom of your decision, this is it.

You got me thinking

 

I don't believe in fairy tales.

[Red Hook]

There are a lot of closet CGGroup people here

 

Sorry, RS, but they would probably not even fill a closet.

[RS]

There are a lot of closet CGGroup people here

 

Sorry, RS, but they would probably not even fill a closet.

 

 

Not the closets you up staters have. That would get you $1200 in NYC as a one room apartment

[RS]

Hey, you guys need to realize that I would be submitting to CGG for the one and only purpose of selling these books on Ebay. I won't be keeping the dang things. This decision is from a business perspective. Considering the cost, but much moreso the time involved with CGC slabs, it is just not wise to submit my fairly inexpensive Economy books, and hype-driven Moderns to CGC. People DO buy CGG books. And as long as you get a halfway decent grade, the CGG slabs sell for MUCH MORE than selling the same book raw. Believe me, I've done it both ways. So, tie up your books for four months with CGC and then sell them? Or make a little less money but turn the books over a heck of alot faster with CGG? Just a business decision guys, and I think a pretty good one. I'm not talkin' about 'Tec 27 of AF #15 ya' know. Mostly just books with a FMV under $200. ------Sid

 

Sid

 

Relax your a small dealer it is a smart business decision There are a lot of closet CGGroup people here Stop saying your sorry for doing what makes sense.

 

RS

[Murph]

Good thinking, go with CGG (the inferior company).. that'll show those bastards at CGC!! Steve, my books should be there sometime soon. I'd rather wait out the turnaround than use a 2nd class service.

 

Brian

[BachelorOfComix]

Good thinking, go with CGG (the inferior company).. that'll show those bastards at CGC!! Steve, my books should be there sometime soon. I'd rather wait out the turnaround than use a 2nd class service.

 

Brian

Exactly.

[BassGMan]

Good thinking, go with CGG (the inferior company).. that'll show those bastards at CGC!! Steve, my books should be there sometime soon. I'd rather wait out the turnaround than use a 2nd class service.

 

Brian

Exactly.

 

That's fine, it's your decision. But are you a dealer? And do you want your $50 - $200 books sitting with CGC for four months? I sure don't. That is valuable inventory that is tied up and not working for you. In all seriousness, I believe what I am doing is a very WISE business decision. No joke, and no bias holding me back from making that decision. ----Sid

[sckao]

 

Don't succumb to peer pressure!

 

It seems to be a business driven decision (You're going to sell it on eBay and any slab seems to sell better than no slab)... so have at it and good luck.

[BassGMan]

 

 

It seems to be a business driven decision (You're going to sell it on eBay and any slab seems to sell better than no slab)...

 

Pure and simple fellas.... couldn't of said it better myself. -----Sid

[FFB]

Don't succumb to peer pressure!

 

It seems to be a business driven decision (You're going to sell it on eBay and any slab seems to sell better than no slab)... so have at it and good luck.

 

Too true. After all, "if it's in plastic, it's worth more money."

[BassGMan]

Don't succumb to peer pressure!

 

It seems to be a business driven decision (You're going to sell it on eBay and any slab seems to sell better than no slab)... so have at it and good luck.

 

Too true. After all, "if it's in plastic, it's worth more money."

 

Yup, and as long as it stays that way, why not? Probably won't last forever.

[BachelorOfComix]

Good thinking, go with CGG (the inferior company).. that'll show those bastards at CGC!! Steve, my books should be there sometime soon. I'd rather wait out the turnaround than use a 2nd class service.

 

Brian

Exactly.

 

That's fine, it's your decision. But are you a dealer? And do you want your $50 - $200 books sitting with CGC for four months? I sure don't. That is valuable inventory that is tied up and not working for you. In all seriousness, I believe what I am doing is a very WISE business decision. No joke, and no bias holding me back from making that decision. ----Sid

Your only motivation in this hobby, it seems, is making money. You don't read your comics. Thus, you don't discuss anything of substance regarding a particular comic. The only reason why you supported & vehemently defended CGG from the outset was because you thought they would help pad your pocketbook (at the time you had many CGG comics that you were going to sell). Then CGG took hit after hit & eventually you turned your back on them because you felt their damaged reputation would hurt your future CGG sales. What has changed between then & now? Not much, if anything it's gotten worse for CGG. IMHO, you don't give a rat's arse about this hobby. The only thing you care about is the money you get from the sheep you fleece. That sucks man, it sucks bigtime.

[FFB]

Don't succumb to peer pressure!

 

It seems to be a business driven decision (You're going to sell it on eBay and any slab seems to sell better than no slab)... so have at it and good luck.

 

Too true. After all, "if it's in plastic, it's worth more money."

 

Yup, and as long as it stays that way, why not? Probably won't last forever.

 

I was being sarcastic. Hence my use of quotes.

[FFB]

Good thinking, go with CGG (the inferior company).. that'll show those bastards at CGC!! Steve, my books should be there sometime soon. I'd rather wait out the turnaround than use a 2nd class service.

 

Brian

Exactly.

 

That's fine, it's your decision. But are you a dealer? And do you want your $50 - $200 books sitting with CGC for four months? I sure don't. That is valuable inventory that is tied up and not working for you. In all seriousness, I believe what I am doing is a very WISE business decision. No joke, and no bias holding me back from making that decision. ----Sid

Your only motivation in this hobby, it seems, is making money. You don't read your comics. Thus, you don't discuss anything of substance regarding a particular comic. The only reason why you supported & vehemently defended CGG from the outset was because you thought they would help pad your pocketbook (at the time you had many CGG comics that you were going to sell). Then CGG took hit after hit & eventually you turned your back on them because you felt their damaged reputation would hurt your future CGG sales. What has changed between then & now? Not much, if anything it's gotten worse for CGG. IMHO, you don't give a rat's arse about this hobby. The only thing you care about is the money you get from the sheep you fleece. That sucks man, it sucks bigtime.

 

[BachelorOfComix]

Don't succumb to peer pressure!

 

It seems to be a business driven decision (You're going to sell it on eBay and any slab seems to sell better than no slab)... so have at it and good luck.

 

Too true. After all, "if it's in plastic, it's worth more money."

 

Yup, and as long as it stays that way, why not? Probably won't last forever.

 

I was being sarcastic. Hence my use of quotes.

FFB, this guy don't get it. His only motivation is the money. Sad & pathetic.