Is eBay still the best site for buying/selling items online or

I'm interested in selling crafts online, so I'm going to bump this thread. Anyone know which services siphon the least off a seller's take?

Bumping as I'm interested in selling myself online. I have my own kneepads.

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I still use ebay but at the same time there is this. I dont know how these fees are calculated but it seems a bit high.

I know a guy who makes a living selling shit off Amazon. idk where he gets it, it's the most random stuff. But if you have the volume, I'd go with Amazon. Otherwise eBay works in the current year, as well as Craigslist

If I buy a trending item off alibaba in stock, i should be able to return profit from selling on ebay, right? easy as that?

>>1329815
AliExpress for buying
eBay for buying and selling

eBay these days seems like one of those places where people go with a (small) preset amount of money to spend. So they will spend $1 + $19 shipping on something dumb like an iPhone sticker. But if you're selling like a brand new Nintendo game for $21 shipped it will sit forever.

>>1329815
There are other sites that might take less of a commission or whatever, but the fact is if you're trying to run a business you need customers and the places that have that are ebay and amazon

False. I buy most of my clothing and home goods off of Ebay used now. I can buy something high-end like a used All-Clad pan for the same price as new Chinese big-box crap.