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Before you take that route, a bit of advice for you…
A few years ago I bought an old Kodak projector in the box from an estate sale. When I got home I discovered that it wasn’t a projector, but 8mm reels of home movies. I contacted the estate sale company to see if the family wanted the reels, they did not. So for kicks I threw them up on eBay in lots of 4 reels each. I just described what each reel had labeled and they all were from the 60’s and 70’s. They all were purchased by different production companies in California. I made about $400 for the reels. Apparently they are in demand with movie producers.
Me too. I damn near had a heart attack. I’m glad to see others are having the same issue. Wait time for anchor support right now is 1 hour 48 minutes. Sweet baby Jesus.
Listed only 65 items this week because I am now cross posting all fashion to Poshmark. It’s killing my productivity. I will say, I’ve had 7 sales this week on Posh and I’m very new. Super promising.
Of my 65 listed, 0 were from my deathpile. Matter of fact, I went to an estate sale comprised of mostly designer goods and I added to my deathpile considerably. I did list about half of the stuff I purchased which has already made me half my investment back, so there’s that. 🙂
5 business days. But lately I’ve had pushback from anchor support when trying to do this. They asked me to contact my buyer to encourage them to return the item. Ha!
This week was a cluster of issues that ate away at my time. College son came home to get his 4 wisdom teeth extracted. You would think they removed all of his internal organs by the way he’s reacting. I’m tending to him constantly. I also have two other kids (teens) home who I am a taxi cab driver for.
All excuses to say that I didn’t get a lot done this week.
50 new listings and about 6 which were deathpile (out of about 150ish to do).
I’m going to a fashionista’s estate sale this Friday and I expect my deathpile to at least double. But I’m ok with that as designer is my love language.
When I was offering free returns on everything, my INAD rate went up. And all the INADS were due to fit or color.
Some people buy multiple items when shopping BHFO. They auction some of their stuff and it goes very low. It could be trolls, but there are consistent negatives on a regular basis in volume.
BHFO…. I’d love to see their INADS. Have you checked out their feedback? I’m not sure they even have a peer due to their size. I also think they would never be subject to financial penalty due to how much money eBay makes off of that store.
T-Satt right. Just INADS. There are too many crappy fashion sellers out there for the INAD rate to be that low. Under 1 per 100 orders? I doubt it.
And one more thing. I don’t believe that the rate of INAD is only .81 for my peers. There’s just no way. I’m meticulous about my inventory. I’d like to think I’m in the top percentage of sellers who go above and beyond. And if I have a personal INAD rate of around 1 item per 100, there is NO way the bulk of fashion sellers are getting less than 1 INAD per 100 sold. I just don’t see that as possible. I know that sounds holier than thou, but I really take this business seriously while I see a ton of half hearted competitors shooting images on their bathroom floor. I’m sure my fashion selling friends know what I’m talking about here.
I see this but mine is not accurate at all. I’ve had two INADS in the past 30 days for bogus reasons and my return rate is at an all time high of 5% due to free returns over fit and buyer’s remorse. According to the graph I’ve had no returns or INADS in the clothing category. I’m not going to correct them.
I ended up refunding him as I do not want a defect. I have a strong feeling he will still leave a negative. I’m not sure how people can do these kinds of things and feel ok with themselves. The moral compass of our country is askew. But that’s an entirely different thread.
