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06-06-2018, 03:17 PM
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Become a dealer at a show. Put up a sign that says buy and trading. Tell everyone that wants to sell that you can only pay low price because you have to resell it. If trading tell everyone that the trade has to be in your favor because you paid for a table today.
This is what I seen a lot of guys do over the years. I usually walk away at that point. I believe in equal trades and don’t believe in trading up or down. If the cost of all the items are the same then that’s a equal trade. Why would I in this day and age sell my card to cheaper then I would on eBay even after the fees? That being said it must work because I see dealer doing that way for years and years .
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