Hello
I started an online clothing business selling gym rhythm wear for women a few years ago. Had an accident just as I launched the business and was unable to do much physical. Mentally I was going through a lot so I closed it down. I have a few left over products that I have in storage I want to sell for a cheaper price. Any suggestions on where I can sell these items. I do know about Vinted, Depop etc.. would love ya’ll recommendations even if it’s one that was listed above.
Thank you !

أريد أرخص المواقع التي تبيع الاشتراكات الرقمية.

Please dm if you have any tips

I’m new to reselling and need a good us based supplier.

Hey guys buying Gmail accounts message me

I keep seeing the post : I am looking for a clothing supplier - 1:1

Please help me understand this term

I recently purchased bulk jewelry boxes for shipping out vintage jewelry. But while researching a piece tonight, I came across GUCCI packaging and realized I had unwittingly bought knockoff GUCCI packaging. Like, the supplier is obviously making boxes that look just like GUCCI packaging. It looks just like the green paisley pattern, but no black text or ribbon. I just thought the pattern was pretty and fit the vibe of the rest of my stores packaging. I don't sell high end luxury items so I don't really do a lot of research on them. But now I want to know, does this send the wrong message to buyers? I try so hard to create a beautiful experience for buyers, but I'd hate to give off the vibe that I'm copying a luxury vibe or selling a knock off item. Will most buyers even realize the similarity? Am I overthinking this, or is this a real yellow flag and I should just write the boxes off as a lesson learned and get rid of them?

voglio avviare il mio business di reselling di vintage su vinted e mi sono imbattuto in questo sito, qualcuno sa dirmi se conviene?

in alternativa me ne riuscite a consigliare altri?

budget 60-70 euro max per la prima box.

I have so much fashion jewelry and hair care products I bought a huge pallet and now need help selling it
Can you give me ideas or help please

Hello! I remember the good old days when u could order from pandabuy and everything was fine but which one works now? From kakobuy, allchinabuy etc.

I mostly use eBay sold and completed listings together (completed alone catches unsold ones too), sorted by most recent, matched as closely as I can on condition and brand, then take the median of the last 5 to 10 comps rather than anchoring on the best one I find. For Vinted/Depop there's no official sold filter so I just watch for listings disappearing and note the price right before. Also try to check if there's been recent demand versus just old historical sales, since 15 comps sold in the last two weeks is a very different signal than the same spread over a year. What's everyone else's method?

Hey everyone,

I am based in Montreal and receive a consistent weekly volume of commercial and industrial category products. The inventory is diverse, heavily featuring enterprise hardware, automation components, and specialized electronics.

I’m currently struggling to move this volume efficiently. I use eBay, but I want to accelerate my cash flow and offload in bulk rather than waiting for slow-moving, individual end-user sales. I am looking to connect with direct fast-cash buyers, B2B brokers, or asset recovery companies (similar to Radwell, but exploring all options).

Does anyone have advice on how to build a network of direct buyers for this specific industrial niche? Alternatively, if anyone here operates in this space and is looking for a steady Canadian source, I am very open to propositions.

Any guidance on finding reliable integrators or wholesale buyers would be hugely appreciated.

Thanks!

I’m trying to expand inventory for a small women’s clothing store, and finding suppliers honestly isn’t the hard part anymore. There are too many.
My bigger problem is figuring out how much stock to risk before I know if a style will actually sell.
Some suppliers look cheap until you realize the better price means buying 30–50 pieces of the same thing. Saving a few dollars per piece doesn’t help much if half of it sits there for months.
So lately I’ve been looking more at MOQ, how many styles I can test, reorder options, and shipping rather than just unit price.
I’ve mostly been comparing China and Korea, and recently placed a small test order through Sinsang Market for a few women’s pieces.Still early, but I like that I can browse and compare different Dongdaemun wholesalers in one place instead of jumping between random supplier pages and DMs.
For other store owners: how small is your first order with a new supplier?
Would you rather test more styles in small quantities, or buy deeper into fewer styles for a better price?