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Selling Your Items - How It Works Bring your item to the store, drop it off and we do all the rest:
Take photos, do the listing on eBay, answer bidder’s questions, ship the item and collect the payment. Then we write you a check. THAT’S IT!
From the time you drop the item off, until your check is ready will be approximately 3 weeks. The auction is for 7 days. The item is shipped as soon as payment is received, usually a couple of days. We ship the item and make sure that the buyer is satisfied, another 5 days. Then we will have a check ready for you.
There are two ways to list an item:
1. No Reserve. This means that you will take whatever the highest bid for an item is. The key to selling your item is to get the auction started, so the lower the starting bid, the better chance of getting more people interested. Whatever the starting bid is, that is the lowest price the item will sell for. The lower the starting bid, the lower the fees if it does not sell. (This is the way eBay recommends to run an auction.)
2. Reserve. The key is still getting an auction started. By putting a Reserve price on an item, you can sell it for a high minimum price and start the bidding low. For example, you want $49.99 for an item, but want to generate interest in the item, so you start bidding at $1.00. So you don’t have to sell the item unless you get a bid of $49.99. The buyers do not know how much the Reserve price is. If the item does not sell, there are additional charges for putting a Reserve price on the item (In this example the additional fee if it does not sell is $10.00.)