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Same here. Same Pandering message and avoidance of pop-up from Ebay.. They are being very persistent..
I am holding out until I can no longer do anything about it.
I don’t like being a test monkey.I use vinegar and salt poured on the copper bottoms to restore the finish. It takes elbow grease and time. Well worth it too. Don’t soak in vinegar for an extended length of time. Oh, By the Way. I use the higher strength vinegar for cleaning purposes… Good luck.
Sold my first Quija board yesterday for $250.00.
The spirit gods are smiling on me. LOL.
Although my wife still doesn’t want them in the house. 😊I have a variety of items, but I started out selling pottery. I have also been selling milk bottles on consignment for a friend. I was looking for something to sell that could get some positive feedback. Milk bottle are a collectible that those who are interested in them will pay good money for. They ship easily in the mail, they were built to stand up to heavy handling, and pretty easy to describe.
It has worked out well for me and my friend. A boost in feedback and money in both our pockets.I am an avid pottery collector/reseller. It is always nice to go to an auction, garage sale or Estate sale and find that unmarked piece that can be attributed to a certain maker, but it is also good to allow yourself to rely on your instincts and knowledge of what you are looking for. Unmarked pottery can still sell on Ebay, but if you can put a name to the piece, all the better…. buy what you like, describe it fully and hope for the best.
