Are you thinking about selling cards on eBay? Well I have some tips and tricks on how to get the most out of your auctions!
Now as most of you know, eBay takes around 9% of what you sell your item for. This might not seem like much, but it can become a hefty sum if you are selling high priced cards. In order to avoid losing a lot of money to eBay, raise your shipping prices and lower the starting bid to .99 cents. I'll give you an example:
Say you want to sell your Brionac and will probably get around $30 for it on a regular auction. Well, instead of charging $2-3 shipping, charge $28 shipping and then set the biding at 99 cents. so say it sells for $2 with $28 shipping. eBay will take the 9% only from the $2. They do not account the shipping costs into their %!!!! So instead of losing $2.70 in eBay charges, you only lose $0.18! That sounds a lot better don't you think? Now this tactic does reduce the chance of people actually buying your item just because a high shipping charge doesnt attract buyers, but it is worth the money you save. So, next time you sell a card on eBay, try this little trick!
This site is for Yugioh players of all ages and skill levels. The purpose of this site is for everyone to be able to learn new tips and tricks and become a Yugioh Pro.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Friday, December 3, 2010
Deck of the Month December
Gladiator Beasts
Created by: CrackerJak30
Monsters:
x3 Test Tiger
x1 GB Bestiari
x2 GB Laquari
x1 GB Darius
x2 GB Equeste
x1 GB Murmillo
x1 GB Samnite
x1 GB Hoplomus
x1 GB Secutor
x1 GB Retiari
x2 E-Hero Prisma
x1 E-Hero Stratos
Spells:
x1 Cold Wave
x1 Monster Reborn
x1 MST
x3 Book of Moon
x1 Giant Trunade
x1 Smashing Ground
x1 Dark Hole
Traps:
x3 GB War Chariot
x2 Dimensional Prison
x2 Bottomless Trap Hole
x1 Solemn Judgment
x1 Torrentail Tribute
x1 Call of the Haunted
x1 Mirror Force
x1 Solemn Warning
x1 Trap Stun
x1 7 Tools of the Bandit
Please comment your opinions on the deck! I would love to get some input!
Created by: CrackerJak30
Monsters:
x3 Test Tiger
x1 GB Bestiari
x2 GB Laquari
x1 GB Darius
x2 GB Equeste
x1 GB Murmillo
x1 GB Samnite
x1 GB Hoplomus
x1 GB Secutor
x1 GB Retiari
x2 E-Hero Prisma
x1 E-Hero Stratos
Spells:
x1 Cold Wave
x1 Monster Reborn
x1 MST
x3 Book of Moon
x1 Giant Trunade
x1 Smashing Ground
x1 Dark Hole
Traps:
x3 GB War Chariot
x2 Dimensional Prison
x2 Bottomless Trap Hole
x1 Solemn Judgment
x1 Torrentail Tribute
x1 Call of the Haunted
x1 Mirror Force
x1 Solemn Warning
x1 Trap Stun
x1 7 Tools of the Bandit
Please comment your opinions on the deck! I would love to get some input!
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Pro Tip! Starting Your Collection
If you are new to Yugioh, you probably do not have a very large collection of cards and you most likely do not own many "high-end" cards. In order for you to successfully build a strong collection, avoid buying single booster packs from stores. Try buying singles off eBay, trollandtoad.com, etc. This way, you can buy cards that are worth a large sum of money and either trade those for other cards you need, or trade one of those expensive cards for many less expensive ones. Over time, you will have a large collection of cards that are actually worth something.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Pro Tip! Increase Your Chances!
Do you buy booster packs often? From those packs, how many holos do you usually pull? Do you want to increase that number? Here is a tip on how to increase your holo pull ratio! Go to ebay.com and buy yourself a small, pocket scale. They cost around $10 but trust me, it is worth it. Take that scale with you the next time you go to the store to buy packs. Before buying, take a handful of packs and weigh them on the scale. Packs with holos will weigh less than those with just rares! So, simply purchase the heavier packs and you are guaranteed to pull all holos!
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Pro Tip! Quick Dueling Tip
While dueling, make sure you are calm, cool, and collected. Do not lose focus and make hasty, careless moves. Even if things arent going your way, do not make unnecessary moves that could ultimately cost you the duel. When attacking, always make sure you have some sort of back-up plan if your opponent springs a trap on you. Never over commit to one play and never play out your entire hand on the first turn; you will most likely regret doing it.
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