| I have. I bought some reed pens from it about 1 year ago. I have never sold anything on it, however. If you use Ebay, what do you buy/sell from/on it btw? I would like to know.... |
Reply to Otakupervert890
Yup what I can't find on Amazon I get it on eBay whatever be a anime Blu Ray or a video games. I was able to complete my Neptunia ps vita collection because of eBay.
| @Otakupervert890 I completed my Hyperdimension Neptunia collection on Amazon in the late 2010s before it went out of circulation... |
| Only one time made an account to see manga sales and then leave afterwards cuz of the shipping cost too high. |
Reply to notPara
Only one time made an account to see manga sales and then leave afterwards cuz of the shipping cost too high.
| @notPara Amazon is a better deal than ebay (most of the time btw)... |
| I have bought some ice hockey cards from eBay a couple of times. |
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Reply to Serafos
I have bought some ice hockey cards from eBay a couple of times.
| @Serafos where did the seller sell it from?? International shipping? |
Reply to DesuMaiden
@Serafos where did the seller sell it from?? International shipping?
| @DesuMaiden They were all from Canada or USA. |
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Reply to Serafos
@DesuMaiden They were all from Canada or USA.
| @Serafos and you are from Finland?? Anyways, the reed pens (that I ordered) came from Pakistan. And I live in Canada... |
ebay is great, you can message sellers and work out deals and save big bucks. I saved $300 on new reloop dj turntables instead of ordering from dj tech tools. and old games and systems you can really score on. if you buy from the rite person. I got this ps2 for $70 like new condition. |
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Reply to enigmasauce
ebay is great, you can message sellers and work out deals and save big bucks. I saved $300 on new reloop dj turntables instead of ordering from dj tech tools. and old games and systems you can really score on. if you buy from the rite person.
I got this ps2 for $70 like new condition.
I got this ps2 for $70 like new condition.
| @enigmasauce they sell anime cels on ebay, too, as I learned on this forum nearly 2 years ago... |
| I joined eBay in 1999 to buy anime merch (there weren't many options for that back then), and I've been using it ever since then. I even still have my original account. I only use it occasionally now (sometimes more than a year will go by without me buying/selling anything), but I used it really often when I was younger, mostly for anime stuff, but also lots of other things. I've bought hundreds of items over the years, and made more than 150 sales. Most of what I've sold was old toys (mostly my own from the 80s/90s) and tons anime merch and manga that I didn't want anymore, but also just other random stuff, everything ranging from clothes to electronics to random decor and collectibles. A lot of the anime stuff I sold had become really rare in the years since I bought it, so I was able to make a lot of money on it. For example, a few years ago I sold a Hellsing figure for $200 (I don't think I paid more than $40 for it), and I sold most of the items from my collection of Sailor Moon stuff for at least 2-4 times what I had paid for them. I also had some old video games that sold for quite a lot a couple of years ago. I don't necessarily make a lot of money on everything I sell, but if it's just something that's sitting around collecting dust and taking up room anyway, then I'm happy to make even a little money on it, and pass it on to someone who wants it. I'm actually in the process of cleaning out closets, boxes, etc... right now, so I currently have a bunch of stuff listed for the first time in a while. In the past few weeks, I've sold some old Wii games, coins I collected as a kid, 80s Care Bear and My Little Pony stuff, and just a few days ago I sold a rare Digimon plush for almost $500. I don't even remember where or when I bought it, but I'd be surprised if I paid more than $20 for it at the time. |
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| At least, I dont see m***erf***ers selling sketchy shit on Ebay, unlike on certain websites that I wont mention here. |
| My family has used eBay before (once or twice). I've yet to myself, but if I am looking for something specific, I would consider. I have never sold any physical goods online. |
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| No, I don't know how Ebay is popular in Poland as no one whom I know personally has ever used it, as we have here Allegro which is a Polish version of Amazon/Ebay etc. also there's Olx which I think is more popular and than it would be Amazon. |
Reply to Kwanthemaster
My family has used eBay before (once or twice). I've yet to myself, but if I am looking for something specific, I would consider. I have never sold any physical goods online.
| @Kwanthemaster selling it is too much of a hassle lol... |
| Have used it to sell and buy stuff. Most of the times its cheaper than buying on sites like Mecari. |
 Be safe and well travels, Chris |
| Nope, I don't think I've ever used Ebay before but I probably will in the future. |
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| Out of print books mostly. I hate buying secondhand books on Amazon because there’s rarely ever any pics beyond stock images. |
and i guess that i just don't know |
| Occasionally for vintage paperback horror books, but the prices vary so widely, and it fills me with somewhat of a murderous rage to see someone list an out of print book for 50 bucks. Which alright, if it sells it sells, but it almost never does, ensuring its place in selling perpetuity. |
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| I've bought and sold all sorts of things on eBay, including musical instruments, video games, electronics, DVDs and CDs. The most expensive thing I bought on eBay was a pair of $12,000 studio monitor loudspeakers for a much lower price because they were old. Cost over $500 just to have them shipped to me safely via freight. PeripheralVision said: Occasionally for vintage paperback horror books, but the prices vary so widely, and it fills me with somewhat of a murderous rage to see someone list an out of print book for 50 bucks. Which alright, if it sells it sells, but it almost never does, ensuring its place in selling perpetuity. $50 is dirt cheap in the world of rare books. Some sold for millions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_expensive_books_and_manuscripts |
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| Do many people use it anymore? I thought a lot of people use Facebook market now. |
Reply to SmugSatoko
I've bought and sold all sorts of things on eBay, including musical instruments, video games, electronics, DVDs and CDs.
The most expensive thing I bought on eBay was a pair of $12,000 studio monitor loudspeakers for a much lower price because they were old. Cost over $500 just to have them shipped to me safely via freight.
$50 is dirt cheap in the world of rare books. Some sold for millions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_expensive_books_and_manuscripts
The most expensive thing I bought on eBay was a pair of $12,000 studio monitor loudspeakers for a much lower price because they were old. Cost over $500 just to have them shipped to me safely via freight.
PeripheralVision said:
Occasionally for vintage paperback horror books, but the prices vary so widely, and it fills me with somewhat of a murderous rage to see someone list an out of print book for 50 bucks. Which alright, if it sells it sells, but it almost never does, ensuring its place in selling perpetuity.
Occasionally for vintage paperback horror books, but the prices vary so widely, and it fills me with somewhat of a murderous rage to see someone list an out of print book for 50 bucks. Which alright, if it sells it sells, but it almost never does, ensuring its place in selling perpetuity.
$50 is dirt cheap in the world of rare books. Some sold for millions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_expensive_books_and_manuscripts
You cannot compare the Voynich manuscript to a cheap paperback for obvious reasons. It would be like comparing Wii games to unopened cartridges of Super Mario Brothers. Or something. Though on topic...the horror paperback market is actually a pretty mixed bag of prices; going across to AbeBooks or Etsy, many of the same titles are found for only a tenth of the price, alongside any lucky finds at vintage booksellers. In fact, Ebay is probably one of the worst places when it comes to out of print books, now that I think about it. Sometimes the prices are twice that of a new copy for a still in print book, for seemingly no reason. I have no idea where people are getting half of these prices. |
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PeripheralVision said: You cannot compare the Voynich manuscript to a cheap paperback for obvious reasons. It would be like comparing Wii games to unopened cartridges of Super Mario Brothers. Or something. Though on topic...the horror paperback market is actually a pretty mixed bag of prices; going across to AbeBooks or Etsy, many of the same titles are found for only a tenth of the price, alongside any lucky finds at vintage booksellers. In fact, Ebay is probably one of the worst places when it comes to out of print books, now that I think about it. Sometimes the prices are twice that of a new copy for a still in print book, for seemingly no reason. I have no idea where people are getting half of these prices. I'm sure most random books aren't worth all that much, and eBay is indeed not an optimal place to look. Just thought I'd point out that some books are worth more than one may assume. On the topic of horror novels, someday I plan on buying the original versions of the Goosebumps books because I loved the covers as a kid, whereas the reprints look lackluster. I used to own the majority of the originals, but my mother gave away most of my things before we moved away from my hometown. Since you mentioned games...she got me the box set of EarthBound (aka Mother 2) for Super Nintendo back in the mid-'90s. Too bad I lost everything but the cartridge over the years. The full box set has sold for many thousands. At least I sold the cartridge for hundreds. |
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| I mostly buy Games figures dvds cds from eBay. I never tried selling. It is my fav place to buy older games. Just got this off ebay  For new games I use Walmart so I did get the new nep game maker on switch. |
rohan121May 21, 7:49 PM
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| Yep, I use it all the time for both buying and selling. I'm going to be having another big clear out soon and selling a bunch more manga and figures. I'm big into collecting figures, but it's easy to get carried away and buy ones you don't reeeeally need. I also like to only keep manga I'd re-read otherwise I don't see the point in keeping it and taking up space. Might as well sell them. palm-tree said: I sold a rare Digimon plush for almost $500. Wow what was the plush? I'm a big Digimon fan and I have a few old plushies myself, but they're all keepers. |
| Yeah use it often. Usually for buying anime figures, VCDs & DVDs. Used it to sell stuff also when my mother passed, as we had 4x houses worth of stuff to clear out, and i also needed to de-clutter to move into a house of my own. I think my lot of 6 K-ON!! Manga went for something like £80-90, and myself and my sis used to play and collect My Little Ponies (first gen and other older ones) and they went for hundreds of £ in the end to a collector in the US, we even had an ultra valuable pony amongst them. |
Loyal_SheeplingMay 22, 9:24 AM
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| Bought some misc stuff from china with free international shipping. biggest rip-off, but beats amazon at least they don't come damaged on arrival |
Reply to Fancyjasper
Yep, I use it all the time for both buying and selling. I'm going to be having another big clear out soon and selling a bunch more manga and figures. I'm big into collecting figures, but it's easy to get carried away and buy ones you don't reeeeally need. I also like to only keep manga I'd re-read otherwise I don't see the point in keeping it and taking up space. Might as well sell them.
Wow what was the plush? I'm a big Digimon fan and I have a few old plushies myself, but they're all keepers.
palm-tree said:
I sold a rare Digimon plush for almost $500.
I sold a rare Digimon plush for almost $500.
Wow what was the plush? I'm a big Digimon fan and I have a few old plushies myself, but they're all keepers.
| It was Impmon from the 2001 Kuta Chara line, in almost perfect condition. I didn’t even know it was worth anything until I found it in a box in the back of my closet and Googled it. |
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