EBAY Consignment for LUXURY BRAND CLOTHING & PURSES (Ebay sells item for you)
eBay consignment, a service that makes it easier to sell your luxury goods, is expanding to a new category. We are pleased to announce that in addition to handbags, which was the category accepted at launch, the service has expanded to enable the consignment of apparel pieces from over 30+ brands, including Dior, Fendi, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Off-White, Prada, and more.
If you are considering selling apparel or a luxury handbag, let eBay consignment do the heavy lifting for you. Simply fill out a brief intake form, print your pre-paid shipping label, ship your items with peace of mind since all labels are insured for the full value of the items, and let the professionals handle the rest for you. For your convenience, you can send in your apparel and handbags in the same shipment. Our team will handle the research, photographing, pricing, and listing of your items. Once the items sell, the team will notify you. All you have to do is simply sit back, relax, and get paid via check.
The service offers competitive commission rates and is very simple to use.
Click here to learn more and get started turning your closet into cash.
soh.maryl
·2 years agoPerhaps I am misunderstanding your message.
But are you, an experienced eBayer, using the Boards to advertise a service you offer?
If so, you might want to re-read a little more about what sellers are permitted to do here.
robbie31415
·2 years agoIt's a sponsored program by eBay, so I don't think eBay will really care. They even have an announcement about it.
Honestly looks like a rip off, eBay trying to make some extra $$$.
I wouldn't trust that Linda's stuff to price my items.
https://community.ebay.com/t5/Announcements/eBay-Consignment-Now-Accepts-Luxury-Apparel/ba-p/34343239
chapeau-noir
·2 years agoDid you read the title? "Ebay sells item for you"
soh.maryl
·2 years agoThank you, yes, I did read the post.
Usually, when someone quotes another person or entity, they put quotation marks (" ") around the quote.
simba6
·2 years agoBe sure you have read all the conditions and fees...........
dbfolks166mt
·2 years agoBe sure you have read all the conditions and fees...........
EBay chasing Amazon again. This reads and sounds a LOT like FBA
toysaver
·2 years ago"Our team will handle the research, photographing, pricing, and listing of your items."
Business is money. Selling is money. Anytime I buy anything to sell on eBay the most important consideration is what I can sell it for. The money I put out versus what I can take in, that is the equation. Letting anyone else handle your pricing is like leaving a kid in a candy store.
golfingaddict
·2 years agoJust my opinion but this seems to me to be eBay walking a fine line towards selling their own products. (something they always brag that they never do, unlike Amazon)
The idea that they are cherry picking a seller to sell luxury goods, with the accompanying coupon sale and advertising, they are skirting the "sell their own products" by just farming it out on a seller (a very successful one, and one I have no beef with and I'm not disparaging them at all)
You might think that this is just Luxury goods, but it could work with lots of other items.
Of course, I am still just shaking my head at the fact that people will spend that kind of money on luxury items. In my opinion, no one needs a $30K Hermes purse, it just baffles me that anyone would spend that kind of money on stuff like that.
bonjourami
·2 years ago"Of course, I am still just shaking my head at the fact that people will spend that kind of money on luxury items. In my opinion, no one needs a $30K Hermes purse, it just baffles me that anyone would spend that kind of money on stuff like that."
Of course, I would never spend 30K on a designer bag. But in defense of those other designer bags, I am a big fan. Their constuction is impeccable,and they are made so well, with such attention to detail. But their biggest selling point for me is that they last so long,and wear so well,two of my ten year old designer bags still look brand new.Ive probably saved a fortune over the last twenty years in not having to buy two or three cheap purses every year.
bennotbill
·2 years agoWhere else would you keep your 1000 dollar plus flip phone.
itsjustasprain
·2 years agoI stick mine in my pocket. 😉
Seriously - I have had my Z Flip3 since it first came out several years back and I love it. You do have to swallow hard at the price but there was nothing like it ergonomically - a full touchscreen that folds like a classic clamshell - and it has performed great to this day. It takes up FAR less space in your pocket with no worries about damage from bending it.
I did worry about whether the folding screen or its hinge might fail over time but they have been fine. It has a replaceable screen protector that folds along with the screen itself. It has had one replacement protector so far (I think it was $6 from Amazon for a 2-pack - installed by me with no issues and one spare left over for the future) and that is all.
I use my phones until they die and this one has outlasted a couple of my older Droid phones already. It was paid off a while back and continues to serve well.
Now... about that $30K purse... what would be the cost of materials & labor to assemble it? $150? $200? I think I am already being generous with my estimate there. The rest of the purchase price is pure profit scored by selling to people who either dont know or dont care what they are buying and what it really cost to make. (No doubt that there was a similar markup on my phone vs. what it really cost to make but I am okay with paying that profit margin. The purse markup is something else altogether.)
bonjourami
·2 years ago"Of course, I am still just shaking my head at the fact that people will spend that kind of money on luxury items. In my opinion, no one needs a $30K Hermes purse, it just baffles me that anyone would spend that kind of money on stuff like that."
Those are celebrity status symbols.
dolcetreasures
·2 years agoMost of the brands mentioned aren’t available new with discounts remotely close(some not at all, even factoring in employee pricing) to even pay the fees, so that leaves only stolen and used goods. I suppose it may be prudent for a very well-to-do individual who wants to thin out their wardrobe. However, it’s absolutely not a good business model from the user end.
toomuchstuffagain35
·2 years agoWhich is where Linda's Stuff got most of their high end stuff in the first place.
albertabrightalberta
·2 years agoNo thanks.
pls-consignments
·2 years agoI wouldn't be surprised if this expands to ALL luxury goods.
frugalmarketplace
·2 years agoJust my 2 cents. I wouldn’t pay that much commission when I can do it myself for less.
a_c_green
·2 years ago...not to mention the $15 "admin fee" on sales below $300 (which presumably includes those items that are marked down after three months of non-sale), and a $25 "charge" if you send in something that they deem to be either off-brand or counterfeit.
albertabrightalberta
·2 years agoBased on the number of mistakes (inaccurate authentications - fakes deemed authentic and authentic items deemed fake, mixed up shipments with wrong items sent to wrong buyers, missing dustbags, straps, original paperwork getting lost and not sent to buyers, and other issues seen in ebay's "authenticity guaranteed" program, we've seen how undependable ebay's programs are.
Ebay needs to stick to what they do best: Offer a venue for buyers and sellers to connect. Let buyers and sellers do the due diligence and verify authenticity and accuracy of items.
chapeau-noir
·2 years agoUnfortunately, that led down the road to the counterfeits/stolen property that has given eBay a reputation for scams and fakes (with at least a couple of other platforms instituting authenticity as well). What they really need to do is improve their authenticity program.
dbfolks166mt
·2 years ago...not to mention the $15 "admin fee" on sales below $300 (which presumably includes those items that are marked down after three months of non-sale), and a $25 "charge" if you send in something that they deem to be either off-brand or counterfeit.
Any seller with a lick of sense would be able to see through this smoke screen and fully realize this initiative is NOT for the sellers benefit but to increase eBay's profits. However, it does give some of those posters who have been looking for a consignment seller a potential place to go.
It will be interesting to see how this plays out and what type of postings we get on this forum for those that signup to use it. I would dump everything I have to a local consignment auction house and quit selling before I would head down this path with eBay.