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Based on our record, eBay seems to be a lot more popular than Faire. While we know about 379 links to eBay, we've tracked only 10 mentions of Faire. We are tracking product recommendations and mentions on various public social media platforms and blogs. They can help you identify which product is more popular and what people think of it.
-Wholesale/consignment: I have relationships with a few stores that will buy my some of products wholesale or do consignment. I'm also aware you can do wholesale through faire.com but there's informal systems in place for my products (self-published comics) I'm plugging in to. Source: over 1 year ago
Hi - we're an ecommerce based brand in the home and gift category but looking to start selling to brick and mortar retailers at wholesale pricing.. We're already on faire.com and have products ready to go. Basically it's all setup but having trouble figuring out where to find leads to market to. Can anyone recommend sources or strategies? Thanks in advance! Source: over 1 year ago
There's always faire.com, but their rates for shirts are pretty damn high. Source: over 1 year ago
Hi, guys! I am currently trying to tackle the wholesale aspect in order to generate some extra income. One way to do this is to message local stores etc, but there are some platforms available as well. I know of faire.com and am currently waiting for them to set up my store. Are there any of you who have more experience in wholesale that are willing to share some insights? Thanks in advance! Source: over 1 year ago
Do you know how I can reach the manufacturers or middle men in China? Is that the case for faire.com as well? Source: over 1 year ago
Then, if you want to sell certain ones or all of them, you could list them on Reverb.com or ebay.com or some site(s). I wouldn't advise Craigslist because you either have to let people into your home, go to their home or meet somewhere neutral, which can be tricky. Source: 6 months ago
First thing is get off the app. It's terrible for anything but basic selling functions. Open a browser and go to to ebay there. Best if you can use a computer or tablet for that, but it's doable on a phone even. Source: 6 months ago
Ebay is the biggest market, but note that ebay.co.uk doesn't show the exact same results as ebay.com. There are also german, italian, spanish, and other versions of ebay that can offer surprising deals if you're clever about it. Also note that you can search for SOLD items on ebay, which is a good way to see how much a certain card was selling for last month or last year or whatever. Check the advanced search... Source: 6 months ago
Im thinking of buying some items from ebay.com to resell them in europe. Source: 7 months ago
You buy a pre-rooted Pokemon Go phone off ebay.com, you need at least a Google Pixel 4 series or higher like Pixel 5, Pixel 6, or Pixel 7. If you want a bigger screen you get the "XL" or "Pro" models. The phones have been setup to spoof with Smali Patcher or LSposed for Pokemon Go and will work for Monster Hunter Now or any GPS/AR based game. Source: 8 months ago
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