How to cardmarket - a guide for (new) sellers and buyers on europes biggest TCG platform 

Manually searching for the country is usually what I do. I am pretty sure that this function does not exist unfortunately.

Inserting a lot of copies (let's say more than 10) at the lowest price point is never a good idea, neither for cheap cards nor for expensive cards. If you really just want to get rid of your bulk, you can do that but most likely in the end, your useful bulk cards will all be bought up and afterwards you are still stuck with the bulk that really nobody wants. Cardmarket takes 2% of the fees or at least 1 cent, so if you are selling cards for 2 cents, you will get one. That is a 50% commission fee which can easily be avoided by selling the cards at 10 cents or more and it will not decrease the amount of orders you get that drastically. Hope this was helpful even 2 weeks after your question^^

@@GomaronOPCG Thanks a lot!

I personally think that is quite a lot. Maybe for OP01/OP02 but anything from OP03 forward I would not recommend selling at such a high price point.

@@GomaronOPCG I see. Maybe 0.15 then? I started my journey in cardmarket

That sounds okay 👍

You can simply click the minus symbol

That is true! But I have been residing in Austria for over 10 years now =)

I recognised the accent! When i sell on cardmarket, do i not need to put a stamp on my enveloppe? I sold a lot over vinted so there i just print everything out put it in a box or enveloppe and send it over their shipping service, but how do i do this on cm? And do i just send it woth the normal postal service?

Either you put a stamp on the envelope or you let the post office do that. Depending on how much you are selling, it is most useful to have a good amount of stamps ready at home. Cardmarket always tells you how to send the order. Either by normal letter (=stamp), registered letter, parcel, etc. You can also ask your post office if there are methods for you as a private person to send parcels with tracking from your home if you want to avoid the possibly long wait times at the post office.

Alright i see thank you hmm so i lose money on fees for cm and on the stamp everytime i send something, kinds not worth it for low cost cards under 10 i wouldnt even bother😮

The buyer is always paying shipping fees so it can be worth it to sell all kinds of cards. Bigger inventory = more sales.

I totally understand your concerns, however one can say that the community on Cardmarket is absolutely honest in >99% of all the cases. If Cardmarket support has to intervene, they usually side with the profile that has the best reputation and reviews. If it is a tie, then they usually side with the buyer (from my experience, no proof). Of course you can film how you pack the parcel and how you bring it to the post office, but it does not guarantee anything because if the buyer shows different (maybe faked) footage, then you would have a problem. But anyway, simply wait until the buyer paid the order and leave him a nice note inside =) I hope this was somewhat helpful!