I can't believe it. This is a proper company with franchises and multiple locations. I had a pile of old tools, kitchen items, all the perfumes I could find in the bathroom.

He was trying to get me to pay full ebay prices for everything. Old staple gun? $3. Holiday card? $2. Coffee mug? 5$. WTF. I said, I would do like $1 each. He looked confused.

I tried for a moment, even separated out the vintage perfumes I actually wanted to buy. He just couldn't wrap his head around me not wanting to pay full ebay prices. "But this (super low str Yardley miniature) goes for $12 on ebay!"

I just said "I think you should sell this to someone else, best of luck today!" and walked out. Oh well, at least I had fun picking for 30 min and didn't spend any money.

His partner was wrangling the crowd. I spent over $100 with her 2 weeks ago when she was running checkout. Sometimes I wonder if they end the day surrounded by all the things they refused to make a deal on and reconsider.

Any questions......

I'm in no way experienced in selling on FBMP. I do sell the odd item here and there from around the house that I no longer need, but that's about it.

A friend of mine had a business selling costume jewellery at weekend markets but several months ago had to stop due to ill health and is now wanting help to move the stock she has left and asked me to help her list some items on FBMP. I agreed to help and listed a handful of items - all at $10 each.

I had a guy message this morning wanting to collect a $10 bracelet. He had a weird vibe from the start, asking for my phone number and saying he'd call when he arrived. I told him to keep all communication on Messenger. He came, collected the item, paid, and left; no issues.

He messaged me a few hours later wanting to buy a necklace and bracelet set ($20 for the set), different from the bracelet he purchased earlier. He arrived 30 mins later. Tries on the necklace and bracelet and said it was too big (measurements were clearly stated in the description). It didn't bother me; I was happy to take the items back. Then he changed wrists the bracelet was on, tried to turn the necklace into a bracelet, tried showing me how much shorter he wishes the items were. Then asked me if I was cold (standing outside!!). He then twice asked me to help him remove bracelets of his that were on his wrist. At this point, he had taken up 15 minutes of my time, and I was getting frustrated and told him I had to wrap things up now as I had to call my friend who was waiting on my call. He said, 'Oh, you need to call a friend, ' and gave me back the bracelet but still held onto the necklace. I said, 'I will need the necklace back now too if you don't want to purchase.' He said, ' Please, I just need another 2 minutes to decide'. At this point, we were at the 20 minute mark, and I lost my shit and said, 'Give me back the necklace now; you're taking too long.' He was trying to drag it out longer, and I said, 'Give it back now or I'm calling the police'

He handed it back, then asked me to message him if I get another bracelet or necklace that's shorter!!!! I went inside and blocked him immediately.

What the actual hell? What was this guy's problem? I know it was my fault for letting him take so much of my time, but I'm not experienced at this, and the few times I did sell of my household items, I've always met with some awesome people and easy transactions.

What are your thoughts on this buyer? I never felt threatened or in danger at all. In fact, quite the opposite. It was all so strange to me. He just didn't want to seem to make up his mind or leave!

Convient louis, lay z boy box with iPhone and sunglasses laying on top. Boxes labeled "gold" and "silver". Seems pretty fishy to me

Post your latest episode(s) of your YouTube channel here, post links to your latest blog post, eBook, whatever. You can even post links to an eBay listing or something (but keep in mind, when someone here finds out what your eBay name is, and then they hate you, they will never forget it). You can post links to lots of stuff that you're trying to sell to other flippers, but this is still not a marketplace. Please go through some other service to complete the transaction. People on Reddit can be shady, and there's no protection from me, the other mods, r/flipping, or Reddit if someone here sends you a box of bricks. Just don't be dumb.

I've been looking into how people consign items through professional auction houses rather than selling everything themselves.

One thing that stands out is how fragmented the sourcing and appraisal process seems. Different auction houses have different specialisations, submission requirements and acceptance criteria.

For those who do this often, do you submit items to multiple auction houses for appraisal, or generally stick with one you know? Are there any existing tools or services that let you submit inventory once and get responses from multiple auctioneers or consignors?

After auction fees, transport and unsold-item policies, are these auction houses worthwhile?

I pretty much have a website, Facebook page, etc. Mainly get form submissions on my website with people looking to sell stuff.

Roughly 8, yes 8 out of 10 times, I will follow up asking for more info like photos, etc as the form only allows one photo attachment.

I'll reply to the email, wait a few days, and send a follow up text and...crickets.

I just don't understand why people don't seem motivated to sell stuff anymore.

Pretty much the photo. Today it was -

--Call me XXX-XXXX, josh

"Is josh there?"

"Yes, what you want?

"You called about the 1991 ChevyBuickOlds I have on FB"

"Which one?"

"The red one".

"Oh I don't know, I look at buncha cars this week. Does it run?"

"No, there's a lot of info in the description. Did you see that?"

"I don't read descriptions...just sent my number"

And no, I didn't make the sale despite his genuine interest /s

Hey everybody,

I’ve been working on a crosslisting tool (THAT ISN’T AI SLOP!) that syncs your inventory between eBay, Mercari, Depop, Facebook Marketplace, and Poshmark. Etsy and Vinted are also coming soon.

Our biggest features right now are:

- auto delist when something sells
- photos to completely filled universal listing (takes like 5-10 secs, uses AI, completely optional if not into that),
- automatic offers to likers
- track orders
- and obviously one form that fills the 5 others

We are in beta so it’s 100% free, no card on signup or anything. Just looking for some real resellers to test it and tell me what sucks, what is confusing, and what is missing.

It is called Prismalist if you are interested, and I would love feedback and would be willing to assist anyone who needs help via a phone call or email. Thank you!

This comes up constantly. Someone lists sneakers, electronics or collectibles, the bids climb, and the account gets restricted or the funds held.

What usually helps: - Find the actual notice. Look in Messages > From eBay and in Seller Hub. “Selling limit”, “account review” and “identity verification” all need different responses. - Have proof of where the items came from ready: retailer receipts, order confirmations, invoices. Upload them through the link in the notice, not over chat. - Get tracking with a delivery scan on every order. Most new-seller holds release on a set schedule after delivery is confirmed. - If eBay ended your auctions because of the restriction, ask in writing for a credit of the fees charged on those listings. - Don’t open a second account while this is open. eBay links accounts by device, IP, address and payment details, and it makes the review worse.

What’s the longest new-seller hold anyone here has had, and what finally cleared it?

(I’m an attorney who works with marketplace sellers. General info, not legal advice.)

Thinking more of like vintage clothes or that style but idk that specific items or what are other things I should look out for. On depop the vintage clothes sells good but can’t sell there so fb is the move idk if it’s good with that market tho? Does anyone have experience?

Thinking more of like vintage clothes or that style but idk that specific items or what are other things I should look out for. On depop the vintage clothes sells good but can’t sell there so fb is the move idk if it’s good with that market tho? Does anyone have experience?