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<p>[QUOTE="Joan, post: 9498245, member: 5398"]Great information for finding the sold price for at least a few items on Etsy...I didn't know that was possible.</p><p><br /></p><p>Regarding eBay, I've been selling there for many years and have had very few problems, but I sell mainly vintage clothing, accessories, textiles, occasionally jewelry, rarely fragile breakables. </p><p><br /></p><p>A few months ago I had my first chargeback experience and was pleasantly surprised at how easy eBay made it for me to dispute. They sent me a message that a buyer claimed an item wasn't received, and said if I wanted to dispute it I needed to attach supporting documentation, which I did, and they would forward it to the financial institution. I made jpeg images of the USPS tracking/delivery, ebay's listing showing it was delivered including the buyer's ID and name, and a screenshot of the buyer's positive feedback after receiving the item. Maybe the buyer made a mistake or had gotten away with fraudulent chargebacks before, but anyway, it was quickly resolved in my favor.</p><p><br /></p><p>For the last two months I've been helping my sister sort through and organize a 50 year accumulation/hoard of antiques, etc. It will be sold in several phases on HiBid through a local auction company. I'm organizing, photographing, and writing descriptions of her vintage costume jewelry since I wasn't impressed with how the auctioneer displayed costume jewelry in previous auctions. </p><p><br /></p><p>If my sister's HiBid auctions do well, or even OK, I may start selling some of my "inventory" that way through the local auctioneer rather than on eBay. The auctioneer ships nationwide, and although his commission is higher than eBay fees, he would save me a lot of time and money not having to package and ship. I would, however have to take my items to his warehouse, which is 45 miles one way.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Joan, post: 9498245, member: 5398"]Great information for finding the sold price for at least a few items on Etsy...I didn't know that was possible. Regarding eBay, I've been selling there for many years and have had very few problems, but I sell mainly vintage clothing, accessories, textiles, occasionally jewelry, rarely fragile breakables. A few months ago I had my first chargeback experience and was pleasantly surprised at how easy eBay made it for me to dispute. They sent me a message that a buyer claimed an item wasn't received, and said if I wanted to dispute it I needed to attach supporting documentation, which I did, and they would forward it to the financial institution. I made jpeg images of the USPS tracking/delivery, ebay's listing showing it was delivered including the buyer's ID and name, and a screenshot of the buyer's positive feedback after receiving the item. Maybe the buyer made a mistake or had gotten away with fraudulent chargebacks before, but anyway, it was quickly resolved in my favor. For the last two months I've been helping my sister sort through and organize a 50 year accumulation/hoard of antiques, etc. It will be sold in several phases on HiBid through a local auction company. I'm organizing, photographing, and writing descriptions of her vintage costume jewelry since I wasn't impressed with how the auctioneer displayed costume jewelry in previous auctions. If my sister's HiBid auctions do well, or even OK, I may start selling some of my "inventory" that way through the local auctioneer rather than on eBay. The auctioneer ships nationwide, and although his commission is higher than eBay fees, he would save me a lot of time and money not having to package and ship. I would, however have to take my items to his warehouse, which is 45 miles one way.[/QUOTE]
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