Has anyone used eBay Valet to launch a business? I'm considering

lol!!! you think that's effortless?

meeting people and making a good deal on CL is NOT easy and easily outweighs nost profits, let along the shit rates eFuckyYou leaves you with!!! and you will spend 8 hours making $25.

nice thought, but it's shit in reality.

Go on youtube and watch this guy named Craigslist Hunter, he's really informative and tells you what to look for. GL

>>1841042
The CL part I've done and is what I have experience with. It's the valet part I have no experience with.

Does Valet give cheap deals to buyers? Will it grossly undercut the market to make a sell, screwing me over in the process?

>>1841048
Your idea is actually cool, but eBay is going to DESTROY profits. It's just better to pay yourself in this case (by doing the labor yourself).
Otherwise, I recommend smaller, valuable items. But in the end it just won't be worth it to pay some "Pro" scammers to sell your shit for you.

Valet is made for people willing to get ripped off.
Do you use CoinStar? it's for lazy people, kids, grandmas, or epople who don't care about losing 10% in a matter of seconds.

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>>1841030

>not flipping items from goodwill, Pawn shops, and flea markets

I primarily spend all my time at Goodwill. I am at a special location in a rich part of town that gets so many donations, that they have a massive room called the 99c store.

EVERYTHING is 99c.

So far, I've made about 3k in two months buying 99c items and reselling them anywhere from 15-150 dollars each.

Incredibly easy money.

I need to use this money to make more money, however. Any of you lads have any ideas?