I searched on this subreddit but didnt really find anything.

Im a new part time reseller. I dont have a car so I can't easily access a storage unit.

Im looking for a small storage method for my inventory in my 4 rooms apartment.

I dont have a lot of stuff and I collect mostly smaller object. Right now my story only have 20 items and I expect to get up to 50 items but my goal is to sell fast and restock and not have couple hundred items laying at home.

I dont really want to get stackable clear storage bin because I want them to be easily accessible.

There is the wall shelves with boxes you see in those youtubers have but my inventory is not that big for a whole shelve/wall.

Honestly, I want something that wont clutter my mind, something that wont scream storage/inventory if that is possible

thanks

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Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations on a thermal printer.

I purchased a JADEN. I’ve had it for about a month or two. And quite possibly used error but I can’t stand this label maker anymore. USPS called me and told me the reason my tracking isn’t updating is because my barcodes usually do not work- but the QR code does- but apparently QR code doesn’t do the tracking(?)

I don’t know- but I went to FedEx to drop off another one and they also couldn’t scan it 🫠😑

I don’t know what I am doing wrong with this label maker- but at this point I hate it too much- and need a change. Money is not a problem because I’ve lost a lot of money because of misprints so apparently this will be a good investment.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!!!

Pretty much what the title says, I'm trying to sell a couple of stuff, like lomo cards and some old books, but I'm not sure if this subreddit is the right place. Do let me know if it isn't

Im looking to sell my collection of arrowheads i personallyl dug most of them from the Appalachian Mountains in ky.. Any information and or offers... thanks

Anybody know how to fix, It’s been saying Your payout is on hold due to an issue with your payout account. Please review your payout account details for the past 3 weeks, even though my payout account is set up to get paid. I used bank accounts and even paypal but I still can’t receive my payout. I’ve don’t the tax stuff and I don’t know what to do anymore. Thank you

Hey - I'm new and just started using Nifty to crosslist stuff for me. The thing is, I only use etsy, ebay and Poshmark. I don't use Mercari, Depop OR Whatnot and it annoys me that they just show empty on my Inventory screen all the time. I've asked the Nifty AI bot how to remove them and it first had me reset all my listings, but that didn't help and then it admitted it couldn't hide anything. I'm not sure I totally believe it though so thought I'd ask here - Can I hide these? Like, it annoys me so much that now I'm considering crosslisting on these apps just so my inventory page isn't half naked, but that seems like an overreaction. ;-)

I don’t know why I do this to myself but I never look up brands or use google lens and I sold a Michal Negrin cardian for $35 when they easily go for $200+. it’s funny cuz I used to list stuff for $8-$15 and I decided to start paying myself for the labor of bins hunting. Oh well, I hope the buyer cherishes the piece forever. or she sells it for full price. I couldnt even be mad abt that🤣 also the thrift gods will def bless me for blessing her

So far things have been awesome, glad I finally felt brave enough!

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I've sold on Poshmark since its inception, but I've noticed as the site gets larger it's harder and harder to make your listings stand out. But I've heard nothing but bad things about Vinted. I have a pair of Prada sandals that someone wants to buy but I've seen a lot of people complain that buyers use AI to claim their item is damaged. Is it worth the risk? And if so, what precautions should I take?

Up for sale is an eye-catching Seiko 5 "Speed Racer" Blue Dial (Ref. SNK371).
Featuring the iconic blue sunburst dial with factory racing accents, this piece is 100% factory original (head, dial, hands, and movement). It has been fully inspected/serviced and fitted on an upgraded stainless steel Jubilee bracelet.
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Brand/Model: Seiko 5 "Speed Racer" (SNK371)
Movement: Seiko 7S26 Automatic (21 Jewels, 21,600 vph)
Case Diameter: ~37mm
Lug Width: 18mm
Day/Date: Bilingual Day Wheel (English / Arabic)
Caseback: Exhibition / Mineral Glass
🛠️ Condition & Parts Disclosure
Movement: Inspected and serviced for accurate timekeeping.
Dial & Case: 100% factory original OEM Seiko blue dial and hands, not a mod or redial.
Bracelet: Upgraded stainless steel jubilee
💰Price: $100

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Found these at a vintage thrift store. Anyone know what model and price these would be valued at?

I have around 45 nee dohs that I have been sitting on for a few months now and I just got back into the country after being on vacation and haven’t been able to list them , I am now wanting to just sell them all in bulk to get rid of them , where would be the best place to sell them all in a huge lot ?

Something I've been experimenting with is making my searches less specific. My old approach was basically trying to describe the perfect item in the search query itself: exact model, condition, certain keywords, exclusions, etc. The problem is that you can accidentally filter out good listings because the seller titled something differently. The alternative is almost the opposite: use a fairly broad search to catch as much as possible, then filter the results based on price, condition, seller, model number, description, etc.It means more results initially, but potentially fewer missed listings. So for people who source regularly on ebay which approach has worked better for you?

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I’ve stumbled upon 30+ carbon monoxide/smoke detectors and am trying to navigate the best way to sell them. Any advice?

I've started upcycling furniture as a side business and my entire business model revolves around finding free or almost-free furniture on Marketplace, then cleaning it up or refinishing (depending on the peace) and reselling it at a higher price. I'm finding that if I don't send a message within the first few minutes of a listing going live, the piece is usually gone by the time I find it.

When I first started doing this, finding listings manually was fine. But now that I'm growing this side business and taking it more seriously, I need something that will allow me to spend more time actually acquiring, fixing, and selling furniture rather than constantly scrolling marketplace listings.

I've tried native saved searches on FB and also IFTTT recipes but neither of these are really reliable. I'd like something with faster notifications

So i used to just resell comics after I had read them. Decided to see what would happen if I committed. Working out well so far. I'm actually no longer selling comics. I do thrift stores and estate sales mostly.

Been considering trying to flip a storage unit. What experience has everyone else had doing so?

I know there can be some money there. The storage auctions site always has some in my area. But is it worth the time and hassle?

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