• x39 Cosmos cards including 2 serialized/limited
• x39 Phantom cards

Total: 78 Cards, asking $80 plus shipping. Able to do Whatnot/eBay/PayPal.

FYI: 50 cards (one box) go for over $100, these cards were purchased at $125 a box. (Over $2 per card) Very high quality cards and contain limited runs. This is a STEAL! Your gain my loss lol

Make sure to check out the 2nd image too! (Lots lots more!)
All trinkets are $5 unless marked. Buy 5 get one free :)
All are vintage & authentic. Buyer pays for shipping. USA Based but can do international. Trusted seller on Whatnot & eBay.

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ISO - Usahana, Ochaken & Sugarbunny Cards
Trading one-one, serialized not up for trade.

Up for sale:
All cards up for sale
$1.50 for 1 card, $3.00 for 2 cards, $5.00 for 5 cards and $15.00 for 16 cards

Serialized cards: $10.00 each

All come in sleeve protectors, $1 for untracked shipping, tracked shipping can be calculated.

Trusted WhatNot/EBay seller! :3

*Based in the US | Prices in USD*

I recently placed my first order through JPFans, and I wanted to write an entirely honest review of my experience because I initially had some serious shock when I saw my final total money spent.

For $223.99 worth of items, I ended up paying $460.44 total. That means I paid an additional $236.45 for procurement, domestic/international shipping, taxes, tariffs, and other fees. I also used a 20% off shipping coupon, and my shipping was slightly more expensive because one of my items contained batteries.

At first, I was pretty upset about the final cost. Maybe a little bit more than pretty upset tbh

One thing that caught me off guard was that the items themselves are already more expensive than the original listing prices because of the fees associated with purchasing them. In my case, items that originally totaled around $223.99 came to $312.12 through JPFans after the applicable pricing/fees shown during purchasing.

Then there are the shipping costs, which are estimated and paid separately once your items arrive at the JPFans warehouse.

This was where I was most surprised.

The shipping calculator consistently estimated my shipping at around $30–40, but my actual shipping-related costs ended up being closer to $160 once taxes, tariffs, and additional fees were included. Thankfully, I had the 20% shipping coupon, which helped A LOT! (Thank you!)

There were also some additional fees that I didn't feel were clearly disclosed beforehand, including things like:

• $13.64 for having more than 10 items in one package ("Excess Item Fee" of 81 yen per item over 10)
• $11.15 for "Insurance"
• A few other smaller fees around $3.00

I understand that these kinds of fees can exist with proxy services, but I do wish JPFans was more transparent about them before you commit to an order. The shipping calculator gave me the impression that shipping would be much cheaper than what I ultimately paid.

BUT! Keep in Mind: This Is a Proxy Service

That being said, it's important to remember that JPFans is an international proxy service. There are naturally going to be costs that you wouldn't have when purchasing directly from a US retailer.

There are costs from the original Japanese website, shipping from that website to the JPFans warehouse, JPFans' own purchasing fees, and then the eventual international shipping to you.

JPFans charges 500 yen (roughly $3.20 USD) per item during the initial purchase.

So while my final total was definitely a lot higher than the original item prices, I don't think that means JPFans is necessarily a bad deal. After talking with friends who have used other proxy services, I realized that my experience is actually normal for international proxy shopping.

The GOOD Side:

There are actually a LOT of things I liked about JPFans.

One of my favorite features is that you can order/reserve items and have a period of time to pay for them rather than having to pay immediately. I believe it's around 10 days, although I'd recommend checking JPFans' current terms because this may change.

They also offer additional services for relatively small fees, including:

• Detailed photographs
• Package consolidation
• Videos
• Measurements
• Additional inspection/services for your items

Throughout the process, I received detailed photos and step-by-step updates, which made me feel much more comfortable knowing what was happening with my order.

Customer support was also excellent. Whenever I had questions, they were very helpful and explained things clearly.

Shipping was also EXTREMELY fast! I received my order in about a week!

For an international order coming from Japan, I was genuinely shocked at how quickly everything arrived. Opening the package and seeing everything I'd spent so much time searching for was SO exciting and definitely worth the big price tag.

How to Have a Good Experience With JPFans! (IMPORTANT!!)

I think the biggest thing with JPFans is that you need to understand how to use the service strategically.

My biggest recommendations are:

1. Use as many search keywords as possible

The Japanese translations and search function aren't always perfect. If you're looking for something specific, try different English and Japanese keywords and variations.

2. Explore all the available sites

Don't just search one marketplace. Different Japanese websites will have completely different inventory and pricing.

3. Look for bulk listings

This is especially important if you're buying smaller or inexpensive items. I prioritized bulk listings whenever possible, which made my order much more worthwhile.

4. Stock up and ship together

If you're already paying for international shipping, it makes much more sense to combine multiple purchases into one shipment rather than constantly paying to ship small packages.

5. Use consolidation

If you have multiple purchases sitting in your warehouse, the consolidation service can help you combine everything into one package and potentially make your shipping much more reasonable.

6. Don't judge the service based on the item price alone

This is probably the biggest lesson I learned. The listed item price is not going to be your final price. You NEED to account for purchasing fees, domestic shipping, warehouse services, international shipping, taxes, tariffs, and other possible charges.

⭐ Final Thoughts! :D

When I first saw that my $223.99 order had turned into $460.44, I honestly thought, well crap.

But after talking to friends who have used other proxy services and understanding how the fees work, I realized that this is actually a pretty normal experience with international proxy shopping.

And honestly?

I'm extremely happy with my order!! <3

I ordered 33 items totaling $223.99, and I received around 230 individual pieces, which works out to roughly $2 per piece.

That makes the overall cost much easier for me to justify because I specifically prioritized bulk listings, rare items, and uncommon things that I normally can't find easily in the US.

Would I like JPFans to be more transparent about the additional fees and give more realistic shipping estimates? Absolutely 100%. I think that's the biggest area they could improve.

But would I use JPFans again?

100%!

The ordering process was convenient, the updates and photos were great, customer support was extremely helpful, and the shipping was incredibly fast. Once I understood how proxy shopping works and started buying strategically, I found the service to be a really great way to access Japanese items that I otherwise wouldn't be able to get.

Thank you JPFans!! <3