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One major question we get all—the—time on Cardmarket concerns Pre-Sales. Who can do it? What should one pre-sell? This page lays out Cardmarket's rules and requirements for Pre-Sales.
Fortunately, the answer to this question is simple. Any established Professional Seller – those who have at least 1000 sales as a Pro and have been professional sellers for a year or longer – is eligible to offer Pre-Sales. However, this is considered a privilege on Cardmarket, and any seller who fails to meet a Pre-Sale order on-time will have this privilege revoked. This preserves the integrity of the marketplace and is important for maintaining consumer trust.
Professional Sellers with pre-sale privileges can pre-sell any product on Cardmarket. When a buyer pre-orders a product, the expectation is that the seller will ship that product on the release date, so the pre-seller must acquire the product before release if they want to successfully meet the order.
All professional sellers participating in Cardmarket pre-sales have a responsibility to meet all pre-sale orders on the release date, which users can find on the respective product page. As stated above, if a professional seller fails to meet their pre-sale orders, they will lose their pre-sale privileges.
Because of this policy, we have a couple of recommendations for Professional Sellers looking to take full advantage of pre-sales