Is Worthpoint.com well.....WORTH IT?

[vintageantique77]

So I hit a GREAT estate sale Saturday and Sunday, and a lot of the various treasures I've found surprisingly haven't been on eBay in the past 60 days, or however long they reach back to show sold items....However, a google search for the item ALWAYS brings up a Worthpoint.com listing, which of course, I cannot view, because I cannot fathom spending 29.99 for a subscription to a "subjective" values website....I'm curious if anyone here has bit the bullet and subscribed to W.P., and if you have, has it been worth it?

[voguevintage]

Do you know any other sellers well enough that you trust them? If so you could all go in on an account together and split the cost. That's what I do

[divwido]

Brilliant.

[silverstatetreasureboxes]

I have a bid on the two lighters shaped like phones!

[silverstatetreasureboxes]

@divwido. You know what would be fun, if the forum had a category called ebay trade? I have a lot of things I would just trade something for instead of just getting rid of. Lots of old ephemeral items I don't sell, railroad, airlines, golf, Disney etc. I would just send it to another seller for a trade?

[bjvj333]

Not free - you must have an Ebay store, or pay fee

[jfentwood]

Just read the feedback reviews. That pretty well sums it up.

[slippinjimmy]

Have you tried using Terapeak, it goes back 3 years for eBay and costs nothing to use.

https://www.ebay.com/sh/research

[ten_o_nine]

They will show you the results which are usually under $10 and sold on eBay.

[slippinjimmy]

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@bjvj333 wrote:

Not free - you must have an Ebay store, or pay fee

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There are two parts to Terapeak, the search function is FREE (has been for 3 or 4 years).

https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/selling-tools/terapeak

[kh-ornesh]

Hi everyone,

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