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I want to stop selling, and see if someone is interested in buying what i am selling for a 1/4 % .
I want to stop selling on eBay, I want to know if it is legal to sell my stuff listed at a 1/4 percent of the overall take. Example- everything I have listed is at $4,000.00, someone pays me 1,000.00 and all 250 items are theirs. I am not picky; eBay can buy the stuff. I am tired of doing this. I have accumulated all these electronics, some out of pocket. So, I do not want to give it away or throw it away. Plus, I do not want to pay to ship the stuff to them or pay eBay fees. eBay, you're about the only one that can do this. If not, at the beginning of the month I will add 46 more listing to my 204 already listed. Middle of the month I going to call eBay and close up. Wait the amount of time required so not to violate eBays policies. At this time, I will place announcements on Craigslist - Ft. Mohave, AZ to see if anyone is interested, I will have 250 items listed with my gross over 5,000.00. I sell a bunch of AC adapters, motherboards, DVD Writers, heat sinks and other items. I have sold a few motherboards, DVD writer, and memory sticks. All my stuff has been cleaned, inspected and tested. Check my feedback, no complaints. The stuff I have listed is priced low and I put free shipping. You can make a lot more than me. All you sellers know that the system is manipulated, I myself usually get nothing but east coast. If I sell something at 10 dollars I will make chump change. The system is made so that your expected use eBay apps. This is why I am quitting; I will not be forced to use eBays apps to get buyers. As it is, your already forced to do on demand payouts. Anyway, enough of my crying🤣. Please let me know!
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Mentor5 months ago@rayam_62. You should sell locally somewhere for cash if you want to liquate all of your inventory.
I see that you are offering Free Shipping. Unless you are adding the shipping cost to the state farthest from you you lose $$.
Have you considered trying buyer pays calculated shipping and adjusting your item prices?