Does anyone know a place in Los Angeles that sells magazine sleeves? I have dozens of Vanity Fair Magazines I was to start listing on eBay.
Thanks, Glenn On Fri, Jun 17, 2016 at 4:09 PM, Richard Halegua Comic Art < [email protected]> wrote: > don't be silly Tommy. I'm happy to discuss anything with anyone. different > viewpoints are great > however I fail to see any reason for you to call me an apologist for > Heritage. We're discussing something here, I'm expressing my viewpoint and > my viewpoint only. I haven't spoken to Grey about this thread and I have no > idea if he's aware of it. > > but my points are all the same points I would make for any company or > person. > obviously, they see the need to raise the BP. I haven't asked why, but > seeing as I know my biz costs only go in one direction, that would be my > suspicion. > > have fun.. bid or not with HA, maybe that means I might not have to clash > with one other collector ; - ) > > > At 04:03 PM 6/17/2016, Tommy Barr wrote: > > Rich, > > I've always enjoyed doing business with you so hope we're not going to > fall out over this, but I don't really understand why you fell the need to > be the apologist for HA. My original question was not about the BP per se, > but about the increase from $14 to $19, and that's what I was seeking > justification for. Anyway, midnight here in UK and I'm off to bed. I think > this particular topic has just about run its distance. Night all. > > Tommy > > On Fri, Jun 17, 2016 at 11:56 PM, Richard Halegua Comic Art < > [email protected]> wrote: > why does he need to respond Tommy? > Those of you who don't like the BP can bid or not if you choose, HA isn't > going to eliminate the BP because some people don't like it > so what comment would he make? > they have a BP. It's not a hidden cost. When I buy something, my only > concern is getting it for a price I can deal with. Lately, because I'm > largely winnowed down to needing the expensive or rare items, I'm having to > deal with bigger prices and almost nothing I buy is under $100. in which > case the bp means nothing to me, especially as I account for it when I'm > bidding, always. I have a little paper chart next to the computer for the > sig auctions so I can check it easily > > the first time I ever bid in a live auction, I was confused by the BP. > This would have been at a local auction to where I was living at the time. > First time I bid at Christies in the 1980s, they had a BP. > I've grown up paying BP.. > > if I don't want to pay the BP, I don't bid. > exactly what solution would you be expecting Grey to post for you? > > Rich > > > At 03:44 PM 6/17/2016, Tommy Barr wrote: > > 'Grey doesn't have time to mess with the group. he's making money for his > employer' > > Really? We know HA access this site as they promote their listings here, > but he is so busy making money that he simply ignores a forum of > collector/dealers, possibly some of his best clients, when his business > model is being criticized, and that's not corporate arrogance? > > > > On Fri, Jun 17, 2016 at 11:29 PM, MPB Warehouse <[email protected] > > wrote: > > unlike HA who have no outlay other than the cost of listing the item. > > > sorry Tommy, that is such a simplistic definition of the work involved in > A) listing material for sale.. and B) being in business > > I wish it was as simple as snapping my fingers, but first you have to > gather (in HA's case) 500 posters > then you have to send them down to the photography dept > then they have to be individually catalogued > then the catalogued list needs to be converted or uploaded etc to the site > you have to promote the auctions > you have to answer the questions > then you have to have the orders pulled individually > you have to send them down to shipping > shipping has top package & post them > all that is just the A) > > the B) is that you have to pay for your website, your rent, your lights. > you have to pay your employees, your software designer > you have to pay for all that advertising you do > > I probably haven't even touched the surface > > this is why I have fewer auctions, even when we work out the bugs on the > new software - the labor is extensive and I have other stuff to do > > > as I said before, the silence from HA on this forum is quite deafening. > > > Grey doesn't have time to mess with the group. he's making money for his > employer > > > Tommy > > On Fri, Jun 17, 2016 at 10:39 PM, Kirby McDaniel <[email protected]> > wrote: David is correct. Who wants to work for NOTHHING? Thanks, > David. Kirby McDaniel > > > On Jun 17, 2016, at 4:37 PM, David <[email protected] > <[email protected]>> wrote: Have read all comments I guess the > overriding point is going to be one of cost. Like everyone, it costs the > same to handle a $200 poster as it does a $20 and so rather than turn away > business at the bottom end HA are are simply going to charge you for it - > why shouldn't they? How many dealers sell posters for a $1, and are happy > to do so? I bet there is very few, most would not even bother stocking a > $1 poster let alone selling one. Try selling a poster on eBay for $1 - by > the time eBay take their slice of the action, the cost of materials, your > time what's left for you? For others who sell via their websites you > probably already know you can set a minimum purchase value on the shopping > cart - if you have set one then what's the difference between you and HA? It's > expensive to sell stuff cheap. > David > > Tommy Barr wrote on 16/06/2016 7:21 PM: > > Just noticed that from this weekend Heritage Auctions is charging a > minimum buyer's commission of $19, an increase of 36%. I just wonder how > they justify that? 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