Monday, June 16, 2008

www.wensy.com

In an effort to find the best sites for sportscards (other than Ebay) we listed some cards on www.wensy.com to see if that site will work.

We are now at:

Ebay (ID is jsenter)

and have a few cards at Blujay, Ebid.net, and other sites on a trial basis.

2007 Nashville Sounds


Last week we obtained some 2007 Nashville Sounds sets. A few were listed on Ebay, but the majority will be listed on www.jssportscards.com.


Cards are:


Cards include Andy Abad, Drew Anderson, Grant Balfour, Chris Barnwell,
Ryan Braun
, Steve Bray, Jose Capellan, Ozzie Chavez, J. D. Closser, Callix Crabbe, R. A. Dickey, Tim Dillard, Joe Dillon, Yovani Gallardo, Luther Hackman, Zach Jackson, Jose Macias, Brad Nelson, Chris Oxspring, Mike Rivera, Vinny Rottino, Dennis Sarfate, Chris Spurling, Mitch Stetter, Charles Thomas, Luis Villareal, Alec Zumwalt, Ozzie Mascot, Frank Kremblas, Harry Spilman, Stan Kyles, Jeff Paxson, Nigel Price

2008 Midwest League Top Prospects



Last week we listed some singles and two team sets of the 2008 Midwest League Top Prospects sets. We will keep the singles on for a month or two and then will transfer the unsold ones to http://www.jssportscards.com/. Ebay is showing weak sales right now across the board and they also have some difficulty in keeping tract of inventory management, a matter that continues to cause us problems.


Cards in the 2008 Midwest League Top Prospect set include:


Kevin Ahrens, Phillippe Aumont, Engel Beltre, Joe Benson, Corey Brown, Chris Carlson, Daniel Carroll, Drew Cumberland, Anel Se Los Santos, Josh Donaldson, Neftali Feliz, Todd Frazier, Evan Frey, Justin Henry, Craig Italiano, Justin Jackson, Charlie Kingrey, Pete Kozma, Andrew Lambo, Mat Latos, Justin Miller, Mike Moustakas, Jarrod Parker, Ben Revere, Dae-Eun Rhee, Jason Taylor, Jordan Walden, Brandon Waring, Checklist

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Naxcom vs. Ebay - Burbank Sportscards


Burbank Sportscards recently announced they are listing their 30,000,000 inventory on Ebay. Burbank Sportscards had been a long time major seller on Naxcom. I can only guess as to the reason for the shift in sales venue - but it possible that Naxcom's unwillingness to adhere to their own policies created this break. Of course, it could also be other reasons, since Ebay is now being aggressive to get large sellers on their site, and they could have offered very attractive terms to attract Burbank Sportscards. I suspect this is the first of several major defections from Naxcom - a move to a larger buyer base and more honesty in dealing (that's actually tough for me to say after Ebay has implemented their most recent very harsh and inequitable seller policy, changes which will certainly hurt them longer time). But perhaps for present, Ebay, in spite of its problems, is the most honest venue. Time will tell.
The reader should note that the break between JS Sports Cards and Naxcom occurred after three irrational decisions by Naxcom's Customer Service team - possibly now renamed the Naxcom Buyer's Team, since there is no customer service for sellers at Naxcom.

Monday, March 17, 2008

JS Sports Cards on www.strictlybids.com

JS Sports Cards is listing some newer sports cards as an experiment on www.strictlybids.com. We hope to grow with Strictly Bids as their customer base grows.

JS Sports Cards on www.epier.com

JS Sports Cards is experimenting with listing vintage sports cards and insert cards from newer product on www.epier.com. Visit us at JS Sports Cards on Epier.

www.jssportscards.com

We continue to shift much of our minor league inventory (both singles and team sets) from ebay to www.jssportscards.com We presently advertise every week in Sports Collectors Digest and have key words listed with Goodgle in Adwords. This advertising coupled with notifiacation of all our customers, keeps traffic on www.jssportscards.com growing weekly. Thanks for you support and we will keep adding more inventory. Perhaps when Ebay and PayPal change their mental approach top doing business, we wil move much of it back to Ebay, but they must make major changes in a positive direction for sellers.