I was wondering how much you guys make per day by flipping cards? For those of you that make a ton, I won't ask how you do it because you probably won't say, but still wanna know how much you aim to make a day doing it.
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Minimum 10k stubs a day. On good days I can make 30-50k. But u need a lot of stubs to make 50k in a day
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Yup it's not hard to make a couple thousand in a sitting!Comment
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Why not get some tips from the guys making the serious stubs? I mean that is what the community is for, right? I would love to know as I am struggling to make a couple thousand a day. Tips would help.Comment
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I would love to hear some tips too. I feel like the 10% tax has taken away the profitability I experienced last year.Comment
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On good days you can make anywhere from 10k to 50k. Some days margins stay small and their is no much to work with. The key for me. Better cards make better flips. If you own any diamond. Just flip him twice a day and you'll get 5k. Work up to a second. 3rd. 4th diamond. And things become pretty easy.
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The tax has made it harder. It's jus a lot more risk this year. In saying that I find the market less aggressive though. So smaller gaps can be had. The massive 10k flips are a lot rarer this year. In 15 I know people were making 120k a day flipping hanleys 4 or 5 times
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What kind of experience do you have flipping cards. I always recommend for my friends to start off with 100 stubs. And see if you can flip it to 2k. If you understand those concepts. It works on bigger cards. Just more risk ofcourse.
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Yea I'm interested in doing this but I really don't have any idea how to start. Can someone post like a step-by-step process of what you do to flip some cards? Even if they are just low value cards. I assume the benefit to doing this is that you can obviously afford to buy better cards, but do you suggest doing this to build up a budget? Or do you suggest just earning cards from packs/playing games/missions/etc. first and using those cards you get to flip? Kind of a chicken or the egg paradox, I feel.Comment
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It's a pretty simple concept. You want to buy cards for less than you sell them. What you should be doing is looking at the difference between the current buy and the current sale listings. The bigger the difference, the more stubs you can make. All you have to do is buy some cards and then sell them for 10+% more than you bought them for.
Here are some step by step instructions to get you started.
1) Pick a team (this is not necessary but it makes it much simpler and you can start to learn what cards should be going for).
2) Search for all the cards for that team using the team filter.
3) Scroll to page 2 or page 3 of the team listings.
4) Find cards that you can afford to buy that have a currently buy price that is 50% or less of the current buy value. The bigger the difference between the buy and the sell listings, the more profit you can make.
5) Place a buy order on the card for 1 more than the highest current buy order.
6) Repeat this for a few cards
7) Play a quick game (or kill 10 minutes of your time)
8) See what orders were completed
9) Place sell orders on those cards for 1 less than the current highest sell order as long as it is more than 10% higher than what you paid for the card originally. If it is not, hold onto the card until the price goes back up.
10) PROFIT
Start with cards in the 10-100 range and once you do enough of those you can move up in card ranges. Just remember the 10% sales tax when you sell a card. As the card values go up, that 10% gets quite a bit larger.Comment
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For people people making 10-30k a day, what price range are you working with and how many hour are you putting in?Comment
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My best tip on learning how to flip is quite simple. and as stated above. there are a few simple steps. I would take every stub you have and put them into a buy order of Harper and hide those stubs while you work. Keep 100 stubs for yourself to start flipping.
Pick any MLB team, and go to the last page, buy as many of the cards for 1 stub more than the highest buy now bid until your 100 stubs run out, don't buy multiple of the same guy. Once any of those cards is bought, immediately sell that card for 1 stub less then the lowest sell order. Keep repeating the process and adding new cards with the more money you get Doing this for an hour or two can net you 1500 plus stubs easily. Once you start getting the concept of how to make nothing into something. Start buying more expensive cards. As someone said before, pay attention to the margins. I like to keep my phone handy, and check what 10% tax of each flip would net me. Then continue the same process with your 1k to 2k. Remember the higher priced cards, the slower they move, and the more someone may or may not out bid. That's when you need to decide to be aggressive or wait out the other orders and let the market fluctuate. Also with lower cards, the Market seems to be more stable, and it's a lot less risk, the moment you start flipping Gold's you can get caught with losses if the market takes off either way. So be ready to lose some money once in a while. For me also, I avoid flipping pitchers, I find they move a lot slower.
Learn the low level concept of flipping 100 stubs into 5000 stubs. then move on to bigger and better things.
Also of note: Flipping Diamonds and golds can net you largest profit margins, but sometimes they do take time. You have 20 order slots, have all 20 going at once, and in no time you will start to see your stubs grow. Just remember pretty much anything over a 50 stub flip is a good profit. 20 flips of 50 stubs is a free 1000 stub in your bank.Comment
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