Just in case anyone here needs a comic collecting "system".... 9 9

[Buzzetta]

On 5/11/2022 at 7:48 PM, speedcake said:

the subway offers the lulz, alright. as in I lulz to keep my back right against the wall when I'm waiting for a train while keeping one eye on that rando muttering to himself two columns over.  He looks kind of like Dylan.   Good times!   

Exactly  

 

[thehumantorch]

On 5/10/2022 at 11:11 AM, BlowUpTheMoon said:

How to Sell More Comics Today

 

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  Dylan Universe Comics <dylan-universe-comics@c.kajabimail.net>

  To:

   

  Wed, May 4 at 7:34 AM

  Hey [insert first name], Everybody always asks me to show them examples of what the heck I’m talking about. Well, here are the best possible examples I can show you of making money with comics.     See, I easily could have sold each of these separately; But there’s a few problems: It separates the pressers, from the investors, from the entrepreneurs. Are we not allowed to do more than one? Is there nothing you can learn from the others? Of course you can learn, and learning IS growing. Let’s take that one step further,      The average selling price is about the same per book. Would you rather sell 1 comic or 50 comics? The choice is clear, yet so many sellers are like option 1 or 2. Pick Option 3 if you want to make more money.  To your success, Dylan Schwartz aka ComicDylan Get the System today (please don't if you don't want to make more $) Dylan's Comic Book Resources Sent by Dylan Universe Comics your comic book guide • Great Neck, NY • 11020

 

[ADAMANTIUM]

On 5/11/2022 at 8:33 PM, thehumantorch said:

 

@oakman29 I didnt realize Dylan last name was Schwartz. May the jedi be the way!

[onlyweaknesskryptonite]

On 5/11/2022 at 8:33 PM, thehumantorch said:

 

On 5/11/2022 at 8:48 PM, ADAMANTIUM said:

@oakman29 I didnt realize Dylan last name was Schwartz. May the jedi be the way!

[thehumantorch]

On 5/11/2022 at 7:48 PM, ADAMANTIUM said:

@oakman29 I didnt realize Dylan last name was Schwartz. May the jedi be the way!

It's just too perfect.  Hard to believe.

[onlyweaknesskryptonite]

On 5/11/2022 at 8:58 PM, thehumantorch said:

It's just too perfect.  Hard to believe.

[KCOComics]

On 5/11/2022 at 10:58 AM, BlowUpTheMoon said:

Major Market Sell Off COMING

 

 

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  Dylan Universe Comics <dylan-universe-comics@c.kajabimail.net>

  To:

   

  Wed, May 11 at 7:05 AM

  Before you sell, buy or invest in any comic in the near future, there are some things that you should know about. This is gonna hit you hard, and I ain’t holding anything back. So this concerns the future of the comic book industry as we know it, and not just knowing, yet taking advantage so you can capitalize off marketplace shifts. Let's get right into it. We’ve all seen the signs. We’ve seen what the Covid pandemic did. The effects on business. The effects on jobs. The effects on people's sources of income. Maybe that's why you’re here looking to get your comic book hustle on. We are headed towards a potential comic book crash.  The comic book market is broken up into sectors, kind of the same way that the stock market is divided into sectors. Sure they’re things that could impact the whole sector. That’s why people diversify. So they don’t take massive losses. The comic market won’t crash because there are so many sectors. Furthermore Marvel doesn't bury its properties so we know those at a minimum have a strong future.  And since they stopped printing some new comics, some of those fans feel at a loss for their tangible in hand comic, and resort to buying back issues, which causes certain prices to go up. Okay so enough with the boring stock market lessons. How can this help you make money? Well people are still buying, reading and enjoying comic books on a regular basis.  Comics are still okay. But as time goes on, we move towards Black Friday and Christmas and people start to feel the pinch of the economy, especially right after that cycle (early January). Some will be selling anything they can to keep food, gas and electricity on the table… Including their precious comic books As an investor & a flipper, when everyone else is selling that means it's time for you to get your lazy out there and start buying.  Is Dylan crazy 😜. Why am I telling you to go buy when everyone is selling? Larger profit margins. People are gonna sell comic books over the next couple of months. If you want to position yourself to make the most cash during this short window... ...And make a killing in sales collecting these comics, pressing them and selling them for mega profits once the bust is over...  ..You wanna buy them now while they’re super cheap -- While everybody else is selling. So that when the dust clears, you’ll be sitting on top of a literal goldmine with *hopefully* some really good ones at a minimum. It makes me kind of feel sorry for all the guys who’ll have to sell theirs.  Life is all about choices. They don’t have to sell. And you don’t have to make money. Oh… If you have any moral reservations about buying comic collections from people who want to sell in these trying times. Remember this: Money doesn’t give a mess. Business doesn’t give a mess. And neither should you. Those people were gonna sell their comics anyway, and someone was going to profit off of it. So it might as well be you. It’s profitable. And in the comic book business, profit is pretty darn important. Just something for you to think about over the next few months. Speaking of profitable business, “The Comic Book Pressing Course” is still on sale for this price but not for much longer. Higher ups in the industry have begged me to take it down or at least triple the price to keep it out of the hands of every man. I don’t know how long I’ll be able to keep it this cheap for.  So get it today while you still can. Don’t worry I’ll be there to hold your hand while you perfect your skills. As a bonus you have access to photo reviews of both your work and technique. No one is going to offer you this. You’ve got the world’s youngest most successful comic book dealer critiquing your work. Be grateful such a thing even exists. Grab this course at the awesome bundled discount, get cracking and make $$$ Dylan's Comic Book Resources Your comic book money making guide, Dylan Schwartz  Sent by Dylan Universe Comics your comic book guide • Great Neck, NY • 11020

 

I wonder which higher ups in the industry are begging him to raise prices and not give away these insider secrets... It's strange that he doesn't include references.

[onlyweaknesskryptonite]

Anyone taking bets on if Dylan will attend the CGC Academy so he can tout his certificate as more credentials?

[oakman29]

On 5/11/2022 at 6:48 PM, ADAMANTIUM said:

@oakman29 I didnt realize Dylan last name was Schwartz. May the jedi be the way!

My Schwartz is bigger than your.....😛

[onlyweaknesskryptonite]

On 5/11/2022 at 9:52 PM, oakman29 said:

On 5/11/2022 at 8:48 PM, ADAMANTIUM said:

@oakman29 I didnt realize Dylan last name was Schwartz. May the jedi be the way!

My Schwartz is bigger than your.....😛

Edited May 12, 2022 by onlyweaknesskryptonite

[oakman29]

On 5/11/2022 at 7:54 PM, onlyweaknesskryptonite said:

That's about right! 😜

[Axe Elf]

That's a weird place to keep his wallet, but maybe he doesn't have pockets?

[onlyweaknesskryptonite]

[theCapraAegagrus]

On 5/11/2022 at 4:56 PM, DocHoppus182 said:

I keep asking myself the same questions.  He posts big books for sale pretty frequently on his IG account.

It proves that greed has no limits. Some people have claimed that they won't sell to me (for superficial reasons), but I guarantee you that they wouldn't turn my money down when they see the bills flipping in-hand.

[F For Fake]

Why would someone buy from Dylan? 

Cool books.

Why would someone sell to Dylan?

Money.

It's pretty much the way it's always been. There have been no shortage of shady characters in the hobby, and many have done well for themselves, because books is books, and cash is cash. I don't deal with people I personally find objectionable, but I'm hardly the entire hobby.

[BlowUpTheMoon]

The ONLY comic book selling guide you’ll ever need

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  Dylan Universe Comics <dylan-universe-comics@c.kajabimail.net>

  To:

  Mon, May 16 at 7:08 AM

   

  How do I sell comic books and make thousands of dollars a month in profit? That’s the million dollar question. There’s no other skill (apart from the better than a comic book price guide course) that is more important in the comic book business . Cuz if you can’t sell mess, you can’t get paid.  And all those dreams of bikini clad women, fancy cars and the freedom lifestyle… go down the drain. Mwah Mwah Mwahhhhhhh So there are a couple of strategies to sell comics better than the chump not reading these tactical emails: At different price points, different grades, and different buying reasons. The fundamental principle stays the same though. It’s your lens that changes It’s comic arbitrage at it’s finest. Buy them as low as you can, and sell them as high as you can. That’s it. That’s the email. You can close this now and go about your semi-boring day. Haaahaaa, just kidding. But seriously you don’t gain anything by buying a comic (at any price point) and selling it for lower than what you got. That’s horrible! If you’re like most people starting out, you aren’t gonna have a ton of money to dump into buying some expensive, high value collectors item and holding out for it to jump up in price. So we’re gonna go a cheaper route (I did this exact same route). Some small time trading or dealing is a great place to get started. Buying collections from regular everyday people in bulk for great deals (compared to retail value), and selling them off in bits for more money. It’s crazy Sometimes you get lucky and get a rare, valuable find or a crazy good price. Sometimes you get a bunch of worthless stuff, but usually you’ll get stuff you can flip for a decent profit, sometimes if they’re cleaned and pressed 9.8s (but you gotta know which ones) OR by selling them via Dylan’s secret methods which we talk about more in the Better than a Comic Book Price Guide System.. As long as you get them all for a price with enough margin, you should be fine. So what’s a fair rate to pay? It’s exactly what it sounds like you dingus. About 5 to 20c per comic book for 1980s to present Sometimes you could go over 20c per book. It depends on what's in the collection More if they’re Spider-Man and less if Post Unity Valiant (yuck) You don’t want to start out getting 10,000 comic books that are going to overwhelm you. If you got the balls to do that on your very first buy I salute you! Break into it by buying a few boxes and experimenting or even better using the methods that’ll I’ll save you all the guesswork and hassle trying, failing, tweaking, in the system. At 10c a piece you’ll be spending about $100 to get your first 1000 comics. Not a bad deal. Pat yourself on the back. If you’re just trying to buy like 10 or 15 comics from someone they’re not gonna sell them to you at that low rate. It doesn’t move the needle to a seller. They want to sell all. You’re getting a heavily discounted rate because you’re taking all.     As for where to sell them, you can: Sell comic books to friends who are collectors. (Ineffective) Sell on ebay in groups using my secret strategies (taught in the system) Sell via other methods I’m not telling you right now (taught in the system) It’s totally up to you. How to know to know if you have a valuable issue? You could type in each issue you have one ebay, one at a time and check how much each issue sold for. But that will take a ton of time. What you need is a quicker way to figure out how much to sell your comics for. Use the price guide. As one of the advisors to the price guide, I’ll say it’s not the most reliable way to check prices especially in a scaled operation like me. But it is fast and great for finding out categorical info especially for historical keys  If you look at the price guide most of the prices will be listed by grade. Which is where those pressing skills and abilities I’ve taught you will come in. And if you don’t have those abilities yet. What the hell are you waiting for? If you’re serious about making money with pressing, arbitrage, and investing you want to get “the System.” It’s a great resource for anyone who wants to make money with comic books. Plus it's kinda controversial too. Every single person can learn enough from these courses to justify the cost because there is a treasure chest trove of information, strategies, & blueprints you’re getting. Why would you want to reinvent the wheel? With the system, you can zap the competition with ease. Pew pew You’ll be unlocking massive value in your comics and quadrupling your profits easy. This stuff isn’t really available anywhere else. Get it TODAY at the current low low price! Dylan's Comic Book Resources And I’ll see you on the inside. Dylan Schwartz out. Sent by Dylan Universe Comics your comic book guide • Great Neck, NY • 11020

[BlowUpTheMoon]

On 5/16/2022 at 10:42 AM, BlowUpTheMoon said:

So what’s a fair rate to pay? It’s exactly what it sounds like you dingus.

[thehumantorch]

On 5/16/2022 at 8:42 AM, BlowUpTheMoon said:

The ONLY comic book selling guide you’ll ever need

 

•  

   

  Dylan Universe Comics <dylan-universe-comics@c.kajabimail.net>

  To:

   

  Mon, May 16 at 7:08 AM

   

   

  How do I sell comic books and make thousands of dollars a month in profit? That’s the million dollar question. There’s no other skill (apart from the better than a comic book price guide course) that is more important in the comic book business . Cuz if you can’t sell mess, you can’t get paid.  And all those dreams of bikini clad women, fancy cars and the freedom lifestyle… go down the drain. Mwah Mwah Mwahhhhhhh So there are a couple of strategies to sell comics better than the chump not reading these tactical emails: At different price points, different grades, and different buying reasons. The fundamental principle stays the same though. It’s your lens that changes It’s comic arbitrage at it’s finest. Buy them as low as you can, and sell them as high as you can. That’s it. That’s the email. You can close this now and go about your semi-boring day. Haaahaaa, just kidding. But seriously you don’t gain anything by buying a comic (at any price point) and selling it for lower than what you got. That’s horrible! If you’re like most people starting out, you aren’t gonna have a ton of money to dump into buying some expensive, high value collectors item and holding out for it to jump up in price. So we’re gonna go a cheaper route (I did this exact same route). Some small time trading or dealing is a great place to get started. Buying collections from regular everyday people in bulk for great deals (compared to retail value), and selling them off in bits for more money. It’s crazy Sometimes you get lucky and get a rare, valuable find or a crazy good price. Sometimes you get a bunch of worthless stuff, but usually you’ll get stuff you can flip for a decent profit, sometimes if they’re cleaned and pressed 9.8s (but you gotta know which ones) OR by selling them via Dylan’s secret methods which we talk about more in the Better than a Comic Book Price Guide System.. As long as you get them all for a price with enough margin, you should be fine. So what’s a fair rate to pay? It’s exactly what it sounds like you dingus. About 5 to 20c per comic book for 1980s to present Sometimes you could go over 20c per book. It depends on what's in the collection More if they’re Spider-Man and less if Post Unity Valiant (yuck) You don’t want to start out getting 10,000 comic books that are going to overwhelm you. If you got the balls to do that on your very first buy I salute you! Break into it by buying a few boxes and experimenting or even better using the methods that’ll I’ll save you all the guesswork and hassle trying, failing, tweaking, in the system. At 10c a piece you’ll be spending about $100 to get your first 1000 comics. Not a bad deal. Pat yourself on the back. If you’re just trying to buy like 10 or 15 comics from someone they’re not gonna sell them to you at that low rate. It doesn’t move the needle to a seller. They want to sell all. You’re getting a heavily discounted rate because you’re taking all.     As for where to sell them, you can: Sell comic books to friends who are collectors. (Ineffective) Sell on ebay in groups using my secret strategies (taught in the system) Sell via other methods I’m not telling you right now (taught in the system) It’s totally up to you. How to know to know if you have a valuable issue? You could type in each issue you have one ebay, one at a time and check how much each issue sold for. But that will take a ton of time. What you need is a quicker way to figure out how much to sell your comics for. Use the price guide. As one of the advisors to the price guide, I’ll say it’s not the most reliable way to check prices especially in a scaled operation like me. But it is fast and great for finding out categorical info especially for historical keys  If you look at the price guide most of the prices will be listed by grade. Which is where those pressing skills and abilities I’ve taught you will come in. And if you don’t have those abilities yet. What the hell are you waiting for? If you’re serious about making money with pressing, arbitrage, and investing you want to get “the System.” It’s a great resource for anyone who wants to make money with comic books. Plus it's kinda controversial too. Every single person can learn enough from these courses to justify the cost because there is a treasure chest trove of information, strategies, & blueprints you’re getting. Why would you want to reinvent the wheel? With the system, you can zap the competition with ease. Pew pew You’ll be unlocking massive value in your comics and quadrupling your profits easy. This stuff isn’t really available anywhere else. Get it TODAY at the current low low price! Dylan's Comic Book Resources And I’ll see you on the inside. Dylan Schwartz out. Sent by Dylan Universe Comics your comic book guide • Great Neck, NY • 11020

Mwah Mwah Mwahhhhhhh

[bc]

-bc

[theCapraAegagrus]

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And all those dreams of bikini clad women, fancy cars and the freedom lifestyle… go down the drain. Mwah Mwah Mwahhhhhhh

What is, "the freedom lifestyle"? Is that scamming as many people as you possibly can while having a scapegoat on standby when you're called out for it?

This reads as though it was written by a 14-year old.