Comc and EBay

[JustMoe]

Originally Posted by notsublime

The feed back does speak for itself. Two ass hats that obviously were impatient over a long weekend. I think COMC is doing just fine considering that eBay is new for them.

Yea...and the Vault was a big hit when it started...so were Auctions...and, even the COMC SRP was initially seen as a possible alternative to Beckett...and, where are they now?

And, remember basic human nature - people will tend to focus on the negative moreso than the positive. Add to that COMC rarely addresses any of the negative issues speaks volumes, too...making them appear uncaring or unsympathetic.

[jmscoggin]

Originally Posted by notsublime

So basically you are running your mouth about something you don't really know about. I guess nothing will ever change with you.

If that's how you want to see it, so be it.

[mjohnatgt]

It would be at least worthwhile for the COMC team to request eBay remove the negative feedback.

[JustMoe]

Originally Posted by mjohnatgt

It would be at least worthwhile for the COMC team to request eBay remove the negative feedback.

ah, the "Ostrich" approach: stick your head in the sand and pretend the issue just doesn't exist - it seems to be working well on their FB page

[mjohnatgt]

Not really; those buyers really had completely unnecessary expectations. I could see eBay siding with the seller and having it removed.

It's also overkill to file 8 negative feedbacks on the same transaction, IMO. I'm sure the guy who was charged multiple shippings was made whole by COMC. He probably didn't request the updated total properly.

That said, they now have 6000 of my 11,700 cards for sale up on eBay. That's pretty awesome.

[papercards]

Originally Posted by mjohnatgt

Not really; those buyers really had completely unnecessary expectations. I could see eBay siding with the seller and having it removed.

It's also overkill to file 8 negative feedbacks on the same transaction, IMO. I'm sure the guy who was charged multiple shippings was made whole by COMC. He probably didn't request the updated total properly.

That said, they now have 6000 of my 11,700 cards for sale up on eBay. That's pretty awesome.

That is great for you..almost half of your cards. I only have 550 out of 7000. That I think is a bit ridiculous, and have no idea how they are doing the listings. I would be selling much more, if I obviously had another 2000 cards listed. I have been patient, but they better start getting more stuff up as that is pretty skewed.

[TheBeesKnees]

How do you know how many of your items are listed on eBay?

[fezziwig]

Originally Posted by papercards

That is great for you..almost half of your cards. I only have 550 out of 7000. That I think is a bit ridiculous, and have no idea how they are doing the listings. I would be selling much more, if I obviously had another 2000 cards listed. I have been patient, but they better start getting more stuff up as that is pretty skewed.

The vast majority of your port doesn't meet Ebay's pricing standards. It appears an item needs a minimum price of $1 (advanced seller price of $0.75). I've had to update many of my prices (example: raising $0.74 or lower cards to $0.75) to trigger the uploading on to EBay.

[UTVols10]

Just wondering this since I am not a seller on Ebay -- why do sellers who do accept returns in their descriptions always put 'buyer pays return shipping" when Ebay stated the seller always pays for it now ? I see COMC has that in their ads and wonder since everyone is saying they dont rely to messages, what happens then ? Does the buyer just wait it out and let Ebay give the refund or what ? I have never had a bad card from COMCs but Im guessing the scammers or even someone that really got a bad card, could take advantage of them not replying - I really would like to sell some stuff on Ebay but that policy doesnt seem fair to sellers

[OLDPAPER]

Originally Posted by fezziwig

The vast majority of your port doesn't meet Ebay's pricing standards. It appears an item needs a minimum price of $1 (advanced seller price of $0.75). I've had to update many of my prices (example: raising $0.74 or lower cards to $0.75) to trigger the uploading on to EBay.

Does anyone have any confirmation that this is the case.....are any cards that we have prices at .74 or less never going to Ebay? If so...that would be pretty slick by COMC...make sure that they are getting the storage fee to let you put it on Ebay. I thouoght they were just going to kick the price up to whatever the threshold is...pay us what we priced it at minus 20 percent and keep the rest...which is fine with me

[DalliLlama11]

Originally Posted by OLDPAPER

Does anyone have any confirmation that this is the case.....are any cards that we have prices at .74 or less never going to Ebay? If so...that would be pretty slick by COMC...make sure that they are getting the storage fee to let you put it on Ebay. I thouoght they were just going to kick the price up to whatever the threshold is...pay us what we priced it at minus 20 percent and keep the rest...which is fine with me

It could make sense because I only have like 77 cards in my port. I have 46 on Ebay. On COMC 26 of my cards are priced under $.75 so that match doesn't really add up. 33 are under $1 and 31 are under $.95. So by going by that everything at $.95 and higher may b whats on there. None of my stuff under that is listed on there. However, my card that is $.95 on COMC is not one of the ones on Ebay.

So in conclusion, I guess I have absolutely no clue without going through my port and just comparing what is on there and what isnt.

[timber09]

Originally Posted by UTVols10

Just wondering this since I am not a seller on Ebay -- why do sellers who do accept returns in their descriptions always put 'buyer pays return shipping" when Ebay stated the seller always pays for it now ? I see COMC has that in their ads and wonder since everyone is saying they dont rely to messages, what happens then ? Does the buyer just wait it out and let Ebay give the refund or what ? I have never had a bad card from COMCs but Im guessing the scammers or even someone that really got a bad card, could take advantage of them not replying - I really would like to sell some stuff on Ebay but that policy doesnt seem fair to sellers

The seller does not always pay for return shipping now. Each seller makes their own return policy - time to return, restocking fee, who is responsible for shipping, etc - ebay has recommendations however they are not mandatory.

Off the top of my head, to qualify as a "Top Rated Seller" I think you have to extend your no questions asked return policy to 14 days at a minimum but I believe even then the buyer is/can be responsible for return shipping.

[mjohnatgt]

Originally Posted by OLDPAPER

are any cards that we have prices at .74 or less never going to Ebay? If so...that would be pretty slick by COMC...make sure that they are getting the storage fee to let you put it on Ebay.

No storage fees for cards listed at 75 cents or less on COMC. You don't have to pay storage fees to get cards listed on eBay.

[UTVols10]

Originally Posted by timber09

The seller does not always pay for return shipping now. Each seller makes their own return policy - time to return, restocking fee, who is responsible for shipping, etc - ebay has recommendations however they are not mandatory.

Off the top of my head, to qualify as a "Top Rated Seller" I think you have to extend your no questions asked return policy to 14 days at a minimum but I believe even then the buyer is/can be responsible for return shipping.

Oh Ok it says 'If there is a problem with the item' ex like not as described, then the seller has to pay and well anyone could say that just to get free return shipping

[dustin42]

Originally Posted by cardsrus1

It is good to see that the Ebay customers are getting the same customer "service" we all get!

You going to be at the National? I would love to meet you.

[dustin42]

Originally Posted by JustMoe

ah, the "Ostrich" approach: stick your head in the sand and pretend the issue just doesn't exist - it seems to be working well on their FB page

Move on man. We get it. You got fired and think you should not have.

[JustMoe]

Originally Posted by dustin42

Move on man. We get it. You got fired and think you should not have.

hey now...I'm but a humble COMC user, just like you (well, not exactly like you) who wants to see the company that holds so many of my cards do well - just long enough for me to sell off my port and walk away...I'm entitled to my opinions, just like you are.

[jamcas997]

Originally Posted by mjohnatgt

Not really; those buyers really had completely unnecessary expectations. I could see eBay siding with the seller and having it removed.

It's also overkill to file 8 negative feedbacks on the same transaction, IMO. I'm sure the guy who was charged multiple shippings was made whole by COMC. He probably didn't request the updated total properly.

That said, they now have 6000 of my 11,700 cards for sale up on eBay. That's pretty awesome.

Feedback on EBAY is a buyers OPINION.

[jamcas997]

Originally Posted by OLDPAPER

Does anyone have any confirmation that this is the case.....are any cards that we have prices at .74 or less never going to Ebay? If so...that would be pretty slick by COMC...make sure that they are getting the storage fee to let you put it on Ebay. I thouoght they were just going to kick the price up to whatever the threshold is...pay us what we priced it at minus 20 percent and keep the rest...which is fine with me

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EBAY minimum BIN prices are 99 cents. You can start auctions at a penny, but BINS are .99 and have been for at least 6 years now.

[COMCMax]

I hope they hired some help in the shipping department. Their feedback is literally going up by the hour (Positive 2637). I wonder how many orders they get a day between Ebay, Amazon, and COMC. Up to 2,232,586 items now and doesn't seem to be slowing down. How long has it typically taken for new items to show up on Ebay?

[timber09]

Originally Posted by COMCMax

I hope they hired some help in the shipping department. Their feedback is literally going up by the hour (Positive 2637). I wonder how many orders they get a day between Ebay, Amazon, and COMC. Up to 2,232,586 items now and doesn't seem to be slowing down. How long has it typically taken for new items to show up on Ebay?

I have had a lot of items added to my port over the last week and, in general, they are up within a matter of minutes/hours of my pricing them. 30 or so items were added yesterday and they were on ebay inside of maybe 20 minutes.

[crpalmi]

How would I opt in for this as I don't see an option on COMC?

[mjohnatgt]

My dashboard / Profile & Options / scroll down

[sthoemke]

Originally Posted by TheBeesKnees

How do you know how many of your items are listed on eBay?

Your items on ebay have a 3-digit code in the title.

So, find one of your items, and search ebay's COMC listing with the code, and all your cards will show.

[TheHeel]

Without reading this whole thread, would anyone have an answer to this question:

How long will it take COMC to get ALL cards on eBay?