Online (eBay) 'sell for you' stores

[Car Guy]

I am looking for customer feedback regarding businesses who sell items online for you. As far as I know eBay is the main avenue they use but there might be others. I might need to unload a bunch of stuff worth listing and don't want to pick one 'blind'. If you have any experience (good or bad) with these stores please post up. I would sell these items myself but will not be physically be here to do so. TIA! :thumbsup

[LIL EVO]

How many and what items? I can do it and probably pay you more for the items than any of those stores would.

[Car Guy]

Mainly wheels new and used in and out of boxes. Also a few select pairs and sets of tires. I can't give you an accurate number at this time but there could be as many as 15 sets of wheels.

[WI_Dave]

Anything in 5x135 ford f150?

[Car Guy]

Negative.

[-stew-]

Why not just do it yourself? Its not hard.

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[Rocket Power]

I thought those only existed in the 40 year old virgin movie. LOL

[The Shaolin]

Really...what are you paying these people for?

Just do it yourself. It goes fast once you start. You can save templates and shit.

I make an effort to list about a half dozen things once a week. They stay up until they're sold. I get an email telling me to ship something maybe once a week as well. Nice supplemental income, and cleans out the garage/shed....

[Car Guy]

Copied from my original post . . . . .


I would sell these items myself but will not be physically be here to do so.

[pOrk]

Anything in 4x100 or 4x108? Also for tires have any 205/55-16?

[BoosTT]

I think those ebay stores take like 40% of the price. I would have a family member list them.

[LIL EVO]

On a $200 sale approx $20-22 goes to ebay/paypal.

[Car Guy]

TTT, still looking.