If you are wanting someone to sell things for you, it is going to be very, very difficult to find anyone. There is too much work involved in photographing and listing and packing and shipping, answering questions and dealing with customers, and dealing with returns and chargebacks. It is hard enough to do it for oneself, let alone for someone else. This doesn't even take into consideration the financial part of it and that the person doing the selling has to have the items in their possession and have some working knowledge about the items to be able to list them.
If this isn't what you have in mind, come back and give us more information.
BTW, eBay used to have what was called a "selling assistant" program but they discontinued that years ago.
If you are wanting someone to sell things for you, it is going to be very, very difficult to find anyone. There is too much work involved in photographing and listing and packing and shipping, answering questions and dealing with customers, and dealing with returns and chargebacks. It is hard enough to do it for oneself, let alone for someone else. This doesn't even take into consideration the financial part of it and that the person doing the selling has to have the items in their possession and have some working knowledge about the items to be able to list them.
If this isn't what you have in mind, come back and give us more information.
BTW, eBay used to have what was called a "selling assistant" program but they discontinued that years ago.
..and that's being polite about it. Selling for other people is a BAD IDEA unless the person doing the selling is an auction house or similar.
This is not something that anyone here would be able to help you with, We are not allowed to exchange information for contacting, So you would be better off maybe asking family or friends, Good Luck.
Suggest you contact trustworthy person in your local area. EBAY does NOT allow sellers to exchange "contact information" so nobody can get in touch with you.
Suggest you contact trustworthy person in your local area. EBAY does NOT allow sellers to exchange "contact information" so nobody can get in touch with you.
I did not realize that was also a forum rule until just now. However reading through the Community Guidelines they are so overly broad that they basically ban nearlly everything and it contradicts itself in multiple places.
pickapaper
·4 months ago@jamorni_1415
If you are wanting someone to sell things for you, it is going to be very, very difficult to find anyone. There is too much work involved in photographing and listing and packing and shipping, answering questions and dealing with customers, and dealing with returns and chargebacks. It is hard enough to do it for oneself, let alone for someone else. This doesn't even take into consideration the financial part of it and that the person doing the selling has to have the items in their possession and have some working knowledge about the items to be able to list them.
If this isn't what you have in mind, come back and give us more information.
BTW, eBay used to have what was called a "selling assistant" program but they discontinued that years ago.
evelyb30
·4 months ago..and that's being polite about it. Selling for other people is a BAD IDEA unless the person doing the selling is an auction house or similar.
meme6253
·4 months agoThis is not something that anyone here would be able to help you with, We are not allowed to exchange information for contacting, So you would be better off maybe asking family or friends, Good Luck.
lakefor94
·4 months agoIf you lived in Hawaii, I would have the perfect fit for you.
inhawaii
·4 months agoYes, it appears you do need an assistant.
caldreamer
·4 months agoSuggest you contact trustworthy person in your local area. EBAY does NOT allow sellers to exchange "contact information" so nobody can get in touch with you.
onefootflipper
·4 months agoI did not realize that was also a forum rule until just now. However reading through the Community Guidelines they are so overly broad that they basically ban nearlly everything and it contradicts itself in multiple places.