Thread: eBay vs. Etsy death-match

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

Just picked up a tube. Nice find. Thanks

imsodpc, the links to the shaving cream and soap were blocked by my malicious ware detector. Just thought I'd let you know.

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.