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It seems as though they’re saying “We’re eBay, whatta ya gonna do, sell on Bonanza? Good luck”.
Yes, at least 3 or 4 times over the last four years of being TRS I’ve had claims of between $50 and $100 that were covered by USPS.
Checking the box is only for extra insurance over and above what Priority and TRS gives you.Priority insurance is automatic, if you check the insurance box for items under $100 TRS or $50 for all other sellers you are going to unnecessarily be paying for insurance.
No box checking necessary unless you want more insurance for an item worth more than $50/$100.I think Blackjack would be a better analogy.
If you watch and count the cards closely enough you will know when the deck is stacked, full of face cards and aces, which gives the edge to the player.
After you get some experience selling on eBay you begin to learn what sells quickly and/or for more money.
There’ll always be randomness and luck involved but through experience and research you can sway the odds in your favor unlike a slot machine where the payout is predetermined and the odds always go to the house.I’ve come back from a morning hike, and after sitting down with a cup a coffee I’ve felt one crawling on my neck a few times. Only once this year did I discover one that had latched on, tweezers and some alcohol no big deal.
Apparently the citrus oil along with vinegar repels most insects. In practice it’s on par with most commercial sprays, smells better though.
With all the rain this spring and summer the ticks have been especially bad around here.
The dogs get Bravecto so if a tick bites them it dies, works really well, wish humans could take it.
I make sure to shower immediately after getting home from a hike as I’ve found them crawling on me if I wait.
A hat, long pants and long sleeves are what I usually wear, it helps with mosquitoes too which are quite abundant this year.
I also made up a spray bottle with a 50/50 mix of white vinegar and water with some citrus oil added and try and remember to spritz myself with it before heading into the woods.Our SA in Sioux Falls (pop 200,000+) closed in 2014. We have 3 Goodwill industries stores, a Savers and St. Vincent’s plus a couple small independent thrift stores.
I’m not sure why the SA closed, they always had a lot of nice inventory. The building is now being used by the SA for social services.I found it because I didn’t want to list the other poster in the frame.
I’ve never sweated the time between shipping and it’s arrival to the customer even with big $1800 amplifiers but I was second guessing my packaging and safe delivery of this poster.
Should I have put the mailing tube inside a box?
Did rolling it damage it in anyway?
Stuff like that.
I awoke this morning to positive feedback for it.I just checked a couple of mine through google search but it did not say sold.
I believe you can see emailed offers in the Review Offers of the item.
I just sent a poster in a purchased thick mailing tube of about 5 inch’s in diameter.
I thought about putting that tube in a box for extra protection but did not want to add extra weight. Now I’m thinking maybe I should have. It was purchased for $800 so it was insured, hope USPS is kinder to it.
