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When it comes to Tech and such. I don’t have to use a lot but when presented the need I generally learn pretty quick. PayPal Postage is the way to go if you are shipping a package that would cost $3.50  at the Post Office. The 2.9% and .35 per transaction is when you sell something and receive money not when buying something.

I can see them. But I have a DB account. As a matter-of-fact, yesterday I go a copy of, Henry Gross 1975 - Plug Me Into Something. album in my DB file today. :) Took sometime to find someone with a copy 1/2 way around the Earth in Germany. It Rocks! Thanks for the heads up on the album and the photos so I could see.

I don't know what PP would show the extra 30 cents charge when you look things up on their info page other than to confuse people?? lol

Two more tricks of the trade.

#1- BCW have lightweight plastic sorting trays. Just found mine, Wow does it speed up sorting, keeping the cards in order and the piles not toppling over. A+ grade.

#2- Just ordered optical glasses for reading the cards, simply put, I just can't read the backs and any fine print. I learned real quick trying to distinguish UD hologram variations. ? grade.

#3- [from another post] Hanging Binders and a Rolling Hanging Binder Cart. So Far A+

I always put in a trade number.

I've been looking for a copy of that album for some time, too. I got rid of my original many years ago. I'm glad you like it. I'm assuming I'm the one who told you about it on this thread or some other one.

My Facebook page photo has what I used to use for sorting, and it cost me $2.00 at a thrift store.

Lots of good tips here.  I never thought of adding the trade number on the envelope.  

Question - What do you guys do with postage due?  Pay it and eat it, pay it and say something or just flat out send it back?

Mark

The one time it happened to me (that I know of) my trade partner apparently had it sent back. I added the postage and he got the cards. It was minimal, but still postage due.

Yeah if I remember right, it was in the forum of, what else we collect. I did not know about him and had to find out about him and get a copy of the album. Always like finding old rock, that is new to my ears. Now it's in my want list book of vinyl. Did you know he was in the band, Sha Na Na and at 18 was the youngest person to perform on the main stage at Woodstock.

Yeah, I believe that was shared, too. I didn't know it until then.