Tips on selling digital codes?

[TheBluRayBandito]

I'm about to get rid of all the codes I have, but I have some questions:

-If I have multiple codes that are part of a trilogy or saga, would it be better to sell together or separate? I have some codes that came in collections, but are individuals. I also have single codes that can complete a set. I was thinking of selling together with a discount than the regular price I have in mind.

-Should I just list a few codes here and there or throw them all out there? I kinda don't want to get overwhelmed, but I'm trying to get rid of them all ASAP.

-I noticed buyers don't respond in a poster's thread. Is it strictly done via PM? I kinda don't want my inbox to be filled and would rather have a poster ask what they want in a reply and I can contact them via PM. Plus I don't want to have multiple people asking for the same movie in PMs. I think it'll be better if posters "claim" their movie in a post so others will, hopefully, know they're gonna be unavailable or for other reasons.

-I plan on using Paypal and I've never used it to receive money. Is there a fee charged to me or the buyer?

If anyone has something else to add, let me know.

[kannibaliztik]

Just list them all, what quality they are ( or where the code come from ), and price

paypal friends and family option has no fees but also no protection so the forum asks you use goods and services option which charges fees so the buyer is usually asked to cover whatever fee that may be ( but this is up to user discretion )

no they dont reply to the post, they PM you directly, just update your post as need be.

here's the original sales post link for rules

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...64&postcount=1

[TheBluRayBandito]

Originally Posted by kannibaliztik

paypal friends and family option has no fees but also no protection so the forum asks you use goods and services option which charges fees so the buyer is usually asked to cover whatever fee that may be ( but this is up to user discretion ).

Thanks. What's up with "no protection" for friends and family option? What are the usual feels for goods and services option?

[kannibaliztik]

Originally Posted by TheBluRayBandito

Thanks. What's up with "no protection" for friends and family option? What are the usual feels for goods and services option?

just means you can't make a case if something goes wrong, but these are codes for a few bucks, not like we're buying real estate. fees vary depending on amount, you can look all that up on paypal or use this fee calculator

https://thefeecalculator.com/

[TheBluRayBandito]

Originally Posted by kannibaliztik

just means you can't make a case if something goes wrong, but these are codes for a few bucks, not like we're buying real estate. fees vary depending on amount, you can look all that up on paypal or use this fee calculator

https://thefeecalculator.com/

What would go wrong for the seller? I can understand on the buyer's side if the codes are bad (I am verifying my codes first).

[kannibaliztik]

Originally Posted by TheBluRayBandito

What would go wrong for the seller? I can understand on the buyer's side if the codes are bad (I am verifying my codes first).

As long as you're selling good codes, you shouldn't have any issues with either form of payment, the forum just wants you to use G&S

[namecheepbuea]

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