Prunesquallor returns to eBay

I'm starting to list singles on eBay again, after a brief experiment with doing my own webstore.

New : For the rest of March, my singles are 20% off!

stores.ebay.com/Prunesquallors-Secret-Cache

A couple of changes from how I've done things before :

• I'm only listing higher value stuff
• Flat shipping - $2 in US or $7.25 international, no matter how many cards you buy

Apologies to customers outside the US, the shipping rates for small first class packages to other countries (even Canada) have just gone up drastically, and sadly I have to pass along that cost.

If there are other lesser value cards you'd like, you're welcome to contact me via email at and we can make an arrangement for some additional things on top of an eBay purchase.

I'll be getting more listed sporadically over the coming weeks.

stores.ebay.com/Prunesquallors-Secret-Cache

I'm not buying cards from eBay at the moment (and haven't bought any for the last year), but if I were going to do so, the change in shipping costs to Canada would be a pretty big impediment to buying from the States. It seems like you're not alone - rickstock has also gone up to $7.50 shipping - and I'm sure there's nothing you can do about it. I hope it doesn't hit you too hard.

Shipping costs have gone up across the board. I do the shipping for the store I work for.

The new USPS rates are killer.
Priority Padded envelope USA to Canada was $13 now $20, to everywhere else was $17 now $24.
Priority Medium box was $49 now $60.
I just sent 60 cards to Canada with just first class mail and it cost me $8.30.
Crazy increases.

+50% increase in a state service ?? In france, there would have been demonstrations and riots in the streets ^^

Reyda wrote:

+50% increase in a state service ?? In france, there would have been demonstrations and riots in the streets ^^

You never use SNCF ?

(well, except it's raise two time per year, and it's 50% on five year or so ; I can't say whether US Postal have added 50% on underpriced services, or 50% on correctly or over-priced services)