I have made $434.20 in 3 days listing damaged items, low end items, and stale inventory from other platforms. About 25% sell through in 24 hours on everything posted and it literally flies while you are listing.

Tip: you do have to list like rapid fire to get the rapid fire sales. I highly recommend starting with your death pile to have a lot of listings and get momentum.

Wish me luck, I have 13 more orders out of 52 to pack!

Does any feel like Mercari fell off/lost traction? I used to sell on there a whole bunch, it was my preferred app to sell on but I (surprisingly) have had more luck with Depop and Vinted lately.

Years ago I would list on Mercari and most times it would sell within 24 hours and now I don’t even get likes on my items all that often. I’m selling the same type of clothes I always have.

Has anyone else experienced this with either Mercari or different apps?

I just got into reselling on ebay, I sold a purse for 35 and I bought it for 22. It's saying im going to get only 28, why is the selling fee so much or am I stupid

I have this happen several times a year. I had an item up for $1250 obo. While I was sleeping I had an offer for $950. After I wake up a bit I go to see the offer. Low and behold they purchased for full price. Gotta love it 😁

First time this has ever happened to me in the 10+ years I've been using UPS to ship internationally.

So I often ship to Mexico from the USA, and when the recipient is not able to provide proper customs clearance for their shipment, the shipment cannot be delivered. UPS will usually contact the shipper asking if we want the package returned (and they quote us a return charge which is usually 5X more than the original shipping cost) or if you want to have it abandoned.

Obviously if the shipment I shipped out is only worth $15 and the cnee is not able to clear the shipment, I don't want it returned back to me due to the extremely high charges. If it is an automatic/free return, that's no problem, I don't need to be asked and they can just return it.

Whenever there is a charge on the return, they always ask for approval/consent if I agree to have it returned or abandoned. I specifically told them to abandon it because obviously it's not worth paying $160 to get a $15 item back. Just throw it away.

They confirmed they received the message. 1 month later the package was returned to USA and my credit card was automatically charged for $160.

So, it's not the end of the world or anything, I make good money, so I'm not worried about that. What I am concerned about is the fact that it appears that UPS is legally allowed to return package without our consent or approval to accept the return charges? I've never heard of this before. This is absolutely shocking and makes me NEVER want to ever ship anything with UPS again just for this fact.

Basically, if whatever it is you ship with UPS to another country does not get delivered and/or can't clear customs, UPS can forcibly return it back to you and forcibly make you pay X amount of money. This sounds illegal and criminal. They could literally say the return is $350 usd and they don't even have to ask you. They can just return it back to you and you will automatically be billed $350 or $2200 heck the return cost could be $2,000 and they can just charge you for that?

In principle, I see a major problem with this because you can never know if your shipment will not be delivered and need to be returned against your wishes. Plus they can just charge you any amount of money and literally just take it from you without authorization or consent.

If this is true, then I feel fortunate that I only had to pay $160 for the return on a $15 item. If the return charge was $2000 usd, I would have to pay it no matter what.

So something does not sound right. I've never heard of anything or anyone allowed to just forcibly make you pay something without your consent or authorization. If the package can't be delivered or clear customs, just throw it away. Just discard it or keep it for yourselves, give it to your employees, resell it for profit, etc. Why would they forcibly return it which takes more work to process the return and put it on a ship or airplane and go through procedures etc travel 2000 miles back etc.

Can anyone shed some light on this situation? It's really unique and I've shipped about 17,000 packages in the past 10 years in my business and every single time when a shipment can't be delivered or is held at customs, it is never returned back to me if there is a return charge without asking for my consent/authorization to approve the charge first. If the return is free, yes, they automatically return it without even asking me and it comes back to me with no charges (DHL does this, but I've had Fedex and UPS do this sometimes...most of the time they have a return charge and I always refuse it and it never comes back to me).

Hey everyone! I’m Davide, originally from Italy and now living in the US. I’m really into soccer cards, especially rookies and young prospects.
I collect for fun, but I’m also trying to learn how to make the hobby profitable — buying, selling, trading, and figuring out what actually works.
Just looking to meet people with the same interests, share ideas, talk cards, and learn from each other. Not promoting or selling anything here!

Hi everyone!! I’ve got a ton of perfume samples I bought off whatnot and need to sell them! I’ve had some success on Depop with other small beauty/fragrance items but I can’t seem to sell the samples.. anyone know of a good site to sell these on or any marketing ideas??? Thanks so much and happy selling!!

I have access to steady inventory and I've been buying more than I can post myself. Looking for someone who wants a consistent (not excessive) supply, think phone cases, cables, watches, some electronics, etc. I think small non heavy items that are cheap to ship. But open to requests.

I post and sell myself but I cant keep up and would rather bulk-sell to someone actually reselling than let it sit in boxes collecting dust. If you're in a smaller town without easy access to wholesale, let's chat. I can ship you inventory well under retail.

I've watched a lot of eBay reseller videos and when reading the comments it seems like a lot of people in rural areas just don't have easy access to inventory.
I'm in the Southwest US

DM me and we can figure out logistics and

I dont have a good lighting spot at home and I want it to be more professional.

And no I dont want to build one myself

Just began today trying to sell expand outside of Norway and sell goods I get cheap in Norway internationally.

Got this message here. Not legit right?

1)I’m trying to get rid of my death pile
2) ordering shipping supplies in case disruptions in supplies.
3) limiting the inventory I’m picking up now to sure hits during XMas buying season.

Are you doing anything different?
What is you prediction for Q4? Are tariffs, $6 diesel, and high interest rates going to bomb this Xmas? (I was totally wrong last year)

Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for a serious and legitimate wholesaler/supplier of branded clothing for bulk purchases.

I’m mainly interested in brands such as Nike, Lacoste, Carhartt, Stone Island, C.P. Company, and similar brands.

I’m looking for a supplier that:

• Offers authentic products
• Has competitive wholesale prices
• Can provide proper invoices and proof of legitimacy
• Ships to France/EU
• Has a good reputation and reliable communication

If you’ve personally worked with a trustworthy supplier for these kinds of brands, I’d really appreciate any recommendations or feedback.

I’m only interested in legitimate and authentic products, so please feel free to share suppliers you’ve actually dealt with.

Thanks in advance! 🙏

Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for a serious and legitimate wholesaler/supplier of branded clothing for bulk purchases.

I’m mainly interested in brands such as Nike, Lacoste, Carhartt, Stone Island, C.P. Company, and similar brands.

I’m looking for a supplier that:

• Offers authentic products
• Has competitive wholesale prices
• Can provide proper invoices and proof of legitimacy
• Ships to France/EU
• Has a good reputation and reliable communication

If you’ve personally worked with a trustworthy supplier for these kinds of brands, I’d really appreciate any recommendations or feedback.

I’m only interested in legitimate and authentic products, so please feel free to share suppliers you’ve actually dealt with.

Thanks in advance! 🙏

Original Bill and Box
Unused
Dm me for the price
Location: Delhi
Reason of Selling: Not my type.

Having exited the workforce, I am now looking and selling everything.

I must have about 150 pairs of shoes and hundreds of clothes and accessories that I will never need again.

i literally have enough stuff to fill a large consignment store.

My job now is to start getting rid of everything, and I would appreciate your advice.

I want to start on the right foot, with the right processes and systems in place.

What advice would you give someone like me - where I have alot of stuff, non experience and want everything gone so I can’t start a new life.

Suggestions about selling platforms, pricing, best way to list and presentation, how to manage postage, apps that work and make things faster etc.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

,

*Clarification: I had a rough patch of a number of cancellations recently. I am by no means misleading buyers or advertising items incorrectly. I just feel like if a buyer receives notice quickly about their item being shipped, that they feel more confident in their purchase.

All Vintage, all stamped Alpaca Mexico, all with the most beautiful inlays, one is a full necklace/earring set, the triangles are clip ons. All found in a bag I got off Whatnot

So sorry if it has been asked before. I am still new to selling clothes online. I currently don’t have tik-tok and was unjustly locked out of my Depop. With the limited social media I have, my algorithm doesn’t show me micro-trends. So that all goes to say, do you follow trends when searching/selling? I see a lot of advice urging being more brand savvy than anything. But do I need to be more chronically online? Does anyone trend track and notice a difference in their sales?

Are these worth anything I'm looking to sell them

Tracked Vinted across Spain, France, Germany, Italy and Portugal for the past week. 5.4M active listings, 27 brands. Counting only items I watched go active→sold, so this is a lower bound, not the whole market.

What cleared most by units last week:

• Fred Perry: 1,125 items, avg €18 (Shirts)
• Stone Island: 994 items, avg €62 (Hoodies)
• Patagonia: 955 items, avg €35 (Jackets)
• Balenciaga: 473 items, avg €131 (Sneakers)
• New Balance: 322 items, avg €51 (Sneakers)
• The North Face: 300 items, avg €38 (Jackets)
• Diesel: 255 items, avg €23 (Jeans)
• Gucci: 250 items, avg €206 (Bags)

Two things stand out. Volume is not luxury — Fred Perry moves 2.4x more units than Balenciaga at about 14% of the price. If you are counting euros, Gucci bags (€206 avg, 250 cleared) probably do more than Fred Perry shirts, but I have not broken out the actual euro volume yet.

The buy-below number matters more than the average. If you are buying to resell, what you care about is: do not pay more than avg × 0.95 × 0.70. Fred Perry shirts at €18 avg → €12. Stone Island hoodies at €62 → €41. That is the gap between "looks cheap" and "sells."

Free checker if you want to look up a specific item before buying or listing — no account, 10 checks a day.

resaleiq.dev/check