
Right now isn't a very exciting time on Magic Online because we already know what's coming in Khans. and there's not a whole lot else going on...GP Los Angeles is in a few weeks. I haven't ever been to a GP so I'm going to swing by because I live in Southern California. I won't be playing because I don't have any cards to build a deck.
Magic Online doesn't have anything exciting going on except for me stocking up on all the tempest cards due to the low prices caused by the flashback drafts (I have also been stocking up on Show and Tell because it's a promo and are relatively cheap right now. To spice things up, I went and did something I haven't done since the first Mirrodin block. I bought some booster boxes of paper cards. It was like a drug. I felt a rush I haven't felt in a long time when I opened three boxes worth of boosters. Then I thought about what I was going to do with all the commons. there are about 360 per box.

Then I thought that selling bulk (paper cards) online was a lot of work. I can't be mailing 100 envelopes everyday to make $30 or $40. That's really bad pay per hour.
What about Magic Online cards? I started searching around for bots who specialize in buying and selling cards in bulk quantities. After some research, it seems like it's a viable possibility. This is a fairly new idea that I think is worth researching. I don't think there's a lot of money to be made, but I think it could be profitable when people are searching for cards they need for redemption.

Next time you're looking for a way to expand your business, remember there are always other "card markets" within Magic Online to expand into. I thought of the standard common and uncommon markets today because I thought it is potentially profitable and it doesn't cost a lot of money to get into.
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