I respect all you eBay hustlaz
Brian
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Corresponding with all of these people, packaging all this shit, and then taking it to the post office FUCKING SUCKS. How do you guys find the time to do all of this shit?
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K.
Iknow you have referenced to this earlier RAJ, (you would buy from random sellers) but I have a few records I think would do good on ebay and I need the $$ to finance a humanitarian trip however would anyone consider buying from a seller with no feedback.
What would you guys recommend for someone trying to start on the ebay game
go through other sellers?
If you have time/patience/goods you should build up your rep/feedback by selling lesser items ($10-30) first
K.
Hey, I didn't say it was enjoyable... but could well be worth it in the long run if you're trying to get proper money out of rarer joints... plus if you paid a dollar or less for those $10 records you can still come out nicely...
sounds like my current schedule, K
sans Roti joint
-M in America
You're better off pading the stats with penny CD's (from different sllers, of course). People aren't going to sail through all your feedback.
What about a set sale on here? Raj has nice rates for the sales section if he doesn;t mind me saying.
K in Caanda.
P.S. Mark, if you ever make it up here I got the food.
Thanks for all the advice guys.Id rather keep my 10-30$ for trade and ebay looks like a hassle. I was considering the set sale and think I will go with it.
Rotie is the shit. Youre caribean all the way eh!
Kevin.
Crink that story is on its way soon (fucking school)
Soulfrier (ill hit you with some dominican/african stuff) when are you heading dow for the GOODS (scott C related)
K.
I agree. The Trini/Soul/Reggae collection I recently sold soufriere1 would have been worth hundreds more if I had pieced it on eBay, but I can't stand that shit.
I have no problems selling records that are worth $200 and over on the 'bay, but otherwise I can't take it.
You've got to clean them, take photos of them, list them, answer stupid questions, then IF it sells, wrap it and post it.
Trades I'm down with, though!
K.
I'm happy that it went to a good home!
Keeping an eye out for you,
Peter
Overseas is the worst for paperwork..... customs form + proof of mailing (to use against paypal chargebacks... only $.90, worth it, just pass the cost off to the sellers).
Oh and this is fun too. You'll forget about the ebay fees (oh yeah!) and then when you go to mail the records you'll realize you spent all your paypal $ (whoops) and you're dipping into your wallet.
i must tell the story at some point but not now of the pet-pig weirdo i met in mississippi who sells "bulk" on ebay, has no interest in between the grooves i.e. music, and bragged of being featured in an interview in an upcoming issue of Goldmine magainze. WOO HOO!
i hate ebay.
i hate records too.
you hate records?
me too.
still, gotta get these records.
sounds like a plan, I'll see if I can fit Canada into the schedule this summer...
peace
word 'em up
didn't you say you were gonna take another 2 week trip though this year?
Let me guess - 'lotsofrecords'?
I got stock here in Australia, like crate-loads of Japanese stuff/hip-hop, but just thinking about doing that all again gets me depressed... I'ma do it in the next couple of weeks though
peace.
yeah, selling records to actually make enough to live is a grind and a half. People think it's all glamour, and chicks, and exotic molds - but NO SIR! It is thankless.