Thoughts on looking for Ebay Help

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damagesmith

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• Feb 2, 2014

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I might want to work with someone who has an ebay account and is located in the USA
The items i am selling are Toys that have been returned from customers. The condition of them varies and they would have to be checked out.
The big concern I have is finding someone whom I can trust , any thoughts of how to go about this process.

 

carlikito

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• Feb 3, 2014

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Where are you located?

Also if you have trust issues why not sell them yourself?

 

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damagesmith

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The toys are located in the United States. As I no longer live in the USA.

 

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MadStacks

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• Feb 3, 2014

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The trust issue is going to work both ways and its going to be hard finding someone to trust your
inventory and selling items not in perfect condition on eBay is not easy when it comes to feedback.

Even if you list the items as used or refurbished ect. Peoples expectations are always greater than the price.
You could just get a USA stealth account or something to sell them yourself outside of America. Since your
stock is in the USA shipping will be a breeze.

 

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cosanostra

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just got an ebay stealth account maybe i can help you

 

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damagesmith

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Well, the toys would have to be checked. I was doing it through a company but they got my account suspended because
a) they did not ship on time often a week late in the holiday season, and B) They did not check the toys as they were supposed to, so now im looking for a small person like myself and pay a percentage of the money.

 

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DougG79

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• Feb 4, 2014

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Buying returned goods is not profitable much as most returns dont work, missing pieces etc. Not worth the hassle for anyone to deal with.

 

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damagesmith

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Well Since I already have them, might as well make the best of the situation.

 

SpoofX

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• Feb 4, 2014

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If possible, you could always ask customer to take a picture of the defected product for verification.