When we set our store to vacation mode we checked the box to allow sales while we were gone. This did notify the buyer that we would ship upon our arrival back in town. Our Auto Posher continued to delist and re-list items daily. This kept activity going for eBay purposes. We have averaged over a sale per day while gone. eBay is showing we have until 3 days after our return to ship our sales. For those afraid to put your store in vacation mode…don’t be afraid. Sales can still happen if you check the box allowing them.

I’ve been in the group a little over a week now. Excited to be here and look forward to learning. Why did you decide to join our group? -Going all in on selling clothing on eBay What valuable experiences or skills do you bring to the table? - I have a passion for process improvement and creating software solutions that solve problems. Is there anything holding you back that we can assist with? -Not as of right now! My wife and I have been on several thrifting trips and we’re learning as we go.

Hi all. Just wondered if anyone here sells vintage clothing or if vintage clothing is something any of you source for ebay? If so, how does it fare? Is it too expensive to source to make a profit? Do you make a profit? Break even? Or lose money when you resell it? Just curious. Thanks in advance.

On a road trip and had an extra hour to blow. Did a quick search and found a GW near the hotel. How better to spend extra time??? Walked in and it was a quasi outlet bins location. There were about 6 blue bins and the rest of the store was hanging clothes. Nothing by the pound. Nothing was marked. Hanging pants and shirts were $2.49. Items in bins were $1.49. We did the best we could without buying junk. But the temptation was there. I was totally not expecting this.

Good Morning. I have a Placement Question on a Travis Mathew Bannermen Beanie. Best place, Mens Golf or Mens Accessories? Thanks very much!