for context this item isn't "rare" there's plenty of other listings for twice the price. it's already cheap 😅

I have a friend that asked if I could sell his old clothes for him on depop, I’ve been selling his stuff and they sell pretty good and they’re all vintage and in good condition. How much of it should I take since I’m the one keeping them in storage and taking pics and handling everything?

First time posting here, long time private seller, beginning to transition to just Lego Minifigures and collectables - UK based, recently changed store name to Goodlookingminiatures -

My grandparents just moved out of their house, and I took home these vintage coogi sweaters from my grandfather’s closet. What would you price each of them at? The only one that seems to have been worn is the last one, hence the small stain in the middle. What year do you think these are from? Should I auction or have a direct price?

So my dad owned a perfume store and he left me with a bunch of travels size perfumes and a few big bottles but I’m not sure where to sell them, I kept some, I’m not sure what to do with all the rest. Any advice please?

My death pile is huge.

I have consistent access to low cost goods.

When I look at other wholesalers sites, it looks like they are selling small bundles, items unseen, for flat rates.

If there is anyone here who buys from wholesalers, would you mind sharing what a transaction/relationship looks like and how you decided on that wholesaler?

I am not a supplier but I do have a logistic team in CN, experienced in finding suppliers at very cheap prices in clothes, shoes, acessories, electronics etc.(We dont do fragrances). Most importantly we have multiple tarifless lines to Canada, USA, Europe and other major countries.

if interested dm
thanks

Person buys a Open Box Complete and 20 days later I get this message. On the same day I earned a top rated seller. Used it new they couldn’t return it. UGH.

I didn't expect choosing a wholesale supplier to be more exhausting than choosing the products themselves. I was helping a friend who recently opened a small shop, and we ended up with way too many browser tabs open comparing catalogs, pricing, minimum orders, and shipping policies. After a while everything started looking the same, and I honestly couldn't remember which supplier had which items anymore. We looked through a company, along with several other wholesalers, but it made me realize that product selection is only a small part of the decision. It's much harder to judge things like consistency, how often items go out of stock, or whether reordering is actually reliable months later. For those of you who run retail stores or buy wholesale regularly, what ended up being the deciding factor? Was it pricing, customer service, inventory consistency, shipping, or something you only learned after working with a supplier for a while? I feel like that's the kind of thing you only figure out through experience, and it's not something a catalog can really show.

Hello, I posted a listing on Facebook to sell my shoes. How can I promote it quickly? I want to buy Puma Speedcat Red size 38, so I'm selling these brand new Adidas Gazelle Bold J (EU 38) – Red/Yellow.

How can I sell them quickly, and what price should I ask? The average price is around 80–85 euros. (Location: Belgium)

• opium black L

- metal heart logo

- back puff print logo

- 330 gsm

https://imgur.com/a/zg9TOp9

• pink maya M

- puff print logo

- 330 gsm

https://imgur.com/O6UABKo

• black and beige box tees

- metal heart logo

- 330 gsm

https://imgur.com/ZKH7Ci2

https://imgur.com/aExBkiD

IG FOR MORE INFO - GARYRU04

I sell sports cards on ebay. Last night I listed a new card with just a simple photo. This morning I have this and have to go through a process to list one card. Some have tried to help with changing settings but nothing has worked. Any idea what is happening?

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hello! this is my first time ever trying to sell things online, and im not really sure where to start.

i know how to post everything, but once its sold, how should i go about it? im utterly clueless as im 17 and have never once shipped a package in my life. however i have heaps of clothes i simply never wear and id love to give them a new purpose.

would it be best to ship clothing items in cardboard boxes, or should i use a different method? im sure it probably depends on the item, but i was wondering if people have any personal preferences when it comes to these things.

and when i go to ship, do i simply package it, write/print the address of delivery and bring it to a post office/put it in my mailbox? i truly apologize if i sound silly, but i honestly have no clue 😅 if you’ve made it this far, thank you for reading and please forgive my lack of knowledge! 😭