Selling through Amazon (consignment)
07-02-01, 09:56 AM
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Has anyone ever sold anything through Amazon? You can click on the "I have one to sell" button on their webpage and they will let you advertise your DVD's for sale. Apparently they take .99 + 15% of the sales price and then they give you a credit for shipping (but they don't say how much).
I have a couple of OOP discs I want to sell and I think it would be worth it, but I don't really understand how it works. Does the buyer pay Amazon and Amazon pay you?
I have sold stuff through ebay and Yahoo auctions before but I do not have a way to accept credit cards, so I have to rely on checks and money orders and snail mail.
I have a couple of OOP discs I want to sell and I think it would be worth it, but I don't really understand how it works. Does the buyer pay Amazon and Amazon pay you?
I have sold stuff through ebay and Yahoo auctions before but I do not have a way to accept credit cards, so I have to rely on checks and money orders and snail mail.
07-02-01, 10:03 AM
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I've sold a few things through amazon and it's all gone smoothly. Amazon charges the buyer's credit card and disburses the money twice a month. However in order to get the money from Amazon you have to register a checking account with them - they will only pay you via direct deposit to your checking account.
