A FAST way to list cards on ebay (You don't NEED Card Dealer Pro)  

Glad the info helped! Good luck on the selling journey! Hit me with any questions along the way.

Awesome! Glad it helped, good luck!

Nice, good luck!

Thanks for the sub!

For sure. Definitely an easy way to list! Thanks for watching!

@@The_Main_Collector that’s good to know. I’ve tried card dealer pro multiple times, both for testing/research purposes and to see if it could actually work, and every time I land on getting so frustrated with it because half the cards don’t match, they don’t match correctly when they do, etc. if you don’t mind me asking, how much volume do you do via listings using the method I described in my video?

Nice! Haven’t used that yet but I should give it a try. Thanks for watching.

Nice. I've changed up my listing methods a bit the past few weeks while trying some new things. There seems to be a general consensus for sellers trying to "scale" that use a tool like CDP for as much as they can, and manual for the rest. Thanks for watching!

Nice! Do you find many errors in the matches when uploading to CDP? That was one of the things that happened when i used it…didn’t check every match manually and it matched some cards to the wrong player. Good luck!

Nice. Yeah it’s cool on mobile..as long as you have the pics you can list from anywhere! Happy collecting!

Hey thanks for the sub! Unfortunately, I'm not seeing the option to do this method from the mobile phone unfortunately. Maybe it will be added in an update in the future:). Good luck!

@@CardZooSportsCards thanks for checking I did not see it either. I find it easier to add pics from phone. But I think once I have a draft on PC I can then access it from eBay app. Stay well !

You’re welcome! As long as you remove the little wheel inside then yes you can! One thing I’ve noticed though is that I feel like the mirrors/wheels inside get more scratches on them with the more top loaders that I scan… Probably because it is a tighter fit and because they are a tougher material than just the card and penny sleeve, but yes, it will work! Thanks for watching!

It definitely can. I've scanned with and without the penny sleeves and it can leave lines in some cases. I did a video on how you can avoid this to some extent ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-giHTKip8oEE.html. I'm not sure about other scanners...once I'm ready to upgrade this one will probably look into a Ricoh...but thats a couple years away. JMac Sports Cards did a video on how to setup the Epson and remove the one wheel piece ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-P7fvqTtR3_k.html. Haven't done my own video yet because his was so good. Overall, I wouldn't let the lines deter you from purchase, but checking a few other options wouldn't hurt. At the end of the day, these scanners weren't built to have parts removed and still work as intended...so some issues are expected. Despite the need for consistent cleaning/rescans sometimes, it works great and the photo quality is exceptional. If you go a different route than the Epson let me know! Good luck.

I do unfortunately but it varies. eBay started showing views for the last 30 days only…sometimes an item gets 0 views, sometimes more…this is where the volatile part of the business comes in. I know some sellers who take down their listings if they don’t get any sales or views after a while. I thought about doing this sometimes, but then I randomly sell a base card or insert that previously had no views… so sometimes you just never know. Plus, as your store grows, there’s higher potential for more views on certain cards and players as you gain a better following. I’m at about 1500 listings now. As I get closer to the next store subscription on eBay, which is at 10,000 listings, I think, I would probably be more selective about taking down listings that aren’t selling if I didn’t wanna move to the next priced tier. But ultimately, I’d say, don’t let the fact that you have no views scare you. What doesn’t sell today can always sell tomorrow in this market. Thanks for watching!

@@CardZooSportsCards thanks for the info video. Do you think it will be wise for those cards that are not selling for a long time just change them to a bid starting at .99 cents ?

@@creyesjr1975 That's where it can get a little tricky. Recently I've had some cards listed at a starting bid of $0.85 and I've had to relist a few times before some eventually sold (some still haven't). I've kind of shifted my strategy lately to list 15-20 cards per month as an auction-style listing (i'm listing others at buy it now as well), and probably 90% of those are at a starting bid of $0.85. BUT, most are cards I know people will buy. Unfortunately, $0.99 with free shipping won't even sell less sought after cards sometimes. It's a mix of a good pricing strategy and knowing what cards to sell at a low price and when (and why...just to unload inventory? Increase store traffic?). Good luck!

Thanks for the view and sub!

Hey thanks for the question. Do you mean like a flatbed scanner? If so, no, it can only scan one card at a time...but you can load multiple cards in the feeder and press the scan button and it will scan through each card with one press of the scan button if that's what you are asking. It does do both sides as well. I'm not familiar with what capabilities a Chromebook has but I would make sure to check the compatibility before you buy any scanner to make sure it's compatible with your laptop. Hope this helps!

@@jmsportscards1046 nice. I do that a lot too. My office is upstairs and sometimes at night I like to chill downstairs and watch tv so I’ll scan a bunch in in my office so I can list with just my laptop since my scanners in the office.

Nice. Have fun with it and good luck!

Ha! Nice

I’d say most people probably do. I take a bunch of cards to goodwill every now and then. Sometimes I’ll list the base cards as a variation listing but unless you do that shortly after product release, you miss the prime selling time for those when people are set building. Some people group them with lots that they sell. But for the most part, they aren’t worth much depending on the player.

I use the Epson ES 400-II. You can get it on Amazon. It’s a good little scanner. After decent use, you might have white lines in some of the photos, but you can usually negate with some regular cleaning and turning cards around to scan a different way.

Just take a pic on your phone

@@kempersportscards8341 I used to use the phone and a lightbox. The scanner has much better quality photos than phone pics. Better photo = better chance of selling.