Thread: eBay vs. Etsy death-match

Thanks, Martin, will fix.

I guess both sold.
congrats.

Thanks to everyone who took a look, both sold, and I even got a trade-in!

That eysy place looks great,will give it a shot.

Originally Posted by pixelfixed

That eysy place looks great,will give it a shot.

Your stuff would fit in perfectly on Etsy. Allot of the shops on there are of handmade sorts. The lost art of

[QUOTE=ZeroCool;1193247]Your stuff would fit in perfectly on Etsy. Allot of the shops on there are of handmade sorts. The lost art of [/Q
Thank you,Gotta post my wares someplace,etsy looks like a good hit.

here is a nice deal for proraso:
Proraso Shaving Cream Tube 150ml New But Damaged Boxes CLOSEOUT | eBay

here is a nice deal for arko if you just want a few sticks:
New 3 Arko Shaving Soap Sticks Made in Turkey USA Seller | eBay

Originally Posted by pixelfixed

That eysy place looks great,will give it a shot.

As zerocool mentioned, I think it might be ideal for what a lot of us do - they have two broad categories: handmade and vintage. It's like it was designed for this crowd.

I swore off ebay last year (as a seller at least) when they, presumably in cahoots with paypal, decided to withhold my funds from a sale for 30 days. Since then I've sold nothing on ebay and have also been checking out Etsy. I have bought on Etsy before, but never sold. But I have a few friends who have shops there for things like pottery, textile stuff, etc., and have heard good things about the way they treat sellers.