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Congratulations! You just saved $.24...what are you going to do now?

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Originally posted by: KK
Originally posted by: Mike
Originally posted by: akshatp
What about the person that posted it? Has a GC worth $5. 0.35 cents to list it, probably another 0.35 cents FVF, and 0.24 cents lost in FV. He only probably gets $4, less if the buyer paid via paypal. Not a good deal for the seller IMO
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Typically GCs are sold for less than what they are worth. Sometimes much less...
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you don't say. I thought they were like collectors items and went up in value, kinda like stamps.
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So it turns out they're more like Bradford Exchange Collector's Plates, which may or may not increase in value, but always make a beautiful addition to any home?
 
I may start doing this. I always carry an Amazon GC balance (from my Amazon credit card). Why not just bid on all of them with a 15% discount?

EDIT: The answer to my question is "because lots of other people are already doing that". So nevermind.
 
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