Anyone use eBay to sell anymore?

I sell on eBay occasionally - only when they have a reduced fee event which is around every other weekend. Pricing for me at least is down to what I'd let them go for at minimum as I always do auctions, so it varies. Payments aren't terrible, my payout is set daily so pretty much I get the money the day after the buyer is paid. Dodgy buyers I have had a couple times and it is very annoying but it comes with the territory.

I use eBay primarily for selling stuff, but back in the day I did all my buying and selling on here. There's no movement on the UK Classifieds now, it's quite sad. I still do the odd deal on here, but most of my buys are on eBay.

I sold a lot of AEW figures just recently and the new eBay payment system if absolutely infuriating, wait a day for processing, wait a day for pay out, absolute shiiiiiiite

Have done recently selling stuff to make room for new stuff. Undercut the scalplers and youll sell stuff easily. Certain figures just wont sell though I have found, as nobody wants them. You could porbably ask for about 40 quid each with worn carding. I hardly ever see either persons figures being sold even in better nick so.

I find ebay great, as others have said wait for the reduced seller fees offers. A number of 80% fees offers have already popped up in February.

The sad fact is a lot of the issues with horror stories about buyers is the wrestling figure fans wanting something for nothing and trying to pull fast ones, this is tempered by scalpers wanting way over the odds for what are ultimately over priced pieces of plastic.

When selling be as honest as possible about the condition of the figure, packaging etc and take as many as photos as possible (normally 12) for the listing. You see so many crap listings that just use a stock photo and a few words to describe the item. And I doubly recommend @warriah's advice on tracking the parcels you send, then if any issues arise you have the proof on your side. My feedback is currently at 1500+ with no negatives as I have always been as honest and descriptive as possible with my auctions. The minimal percentage of schisters have been shut down quickly with ebays blessing when Royal Mail confirm that they got the package they claim they never did.

I sold a lot of figs on ebay before Christmas. Just took all my photos and had them ready to go, then when a reduced fee offer came I listed them all pretty quickly. I think it was 80% off seller's fees. It makes a big difference, because when they charge full rates you lose a fair chunk of coin.

I too miss the UK Classifieds from back in the day. I remember doing a deal on theee with a guy who gave me a bunch of stuff for free, including Shad and JTG elites that were worth about £30!