I have also bought a lot of yarn on Mercari Lots of hand dyed yarn, name brands from individuals de-stash, estates. - Source: Reddit / 5 days ago
You can always check mercari.com as well. - Source: Reddit / 5 months ago
Mercari.jp is the second most popular. Don't get this confused with mercari.com, because while it is the same company, the listings aren't transferable. Mercari is basically like facebook marketplace, first come first serve. They also hate proxy services, so its harder for people not in japan to buy from them. I'll explain more in the proxy section. - Source: Reddit / 6 months ago
I have a couple tips of my own for how to find 5.5g iPods (and 2g iPod minis and 6/7g classics), it’s to look for the storage. A regular 5g will be 30/60gb but a 5.5 will be 30/80gb (similar case for the 2g mini, 4g/photo and 6/7g) and the prices usually aren’t that much more, so look up ipod 80gb and sift through the 80gb 6th gens. You should also diversify where you look, like going on sites like Mercari offerup... - Source: Reddit / 7 months ago
You may have to hunt around on places like mercari.com and eBay to find originals at an affordable price. You may also be able to find an adapter to use more modern cards. - Source: Reddit / 7 months ago
I have found really good bargains on Mercari. I also shop Little Knits They do a lot of manufacturer close outs. There yarns are discounted at least 20-25% off retail. They often have yarns sold 5 skeins or hanks at a time for an additional discount. I have purchased a lot of Noro, Cascade, Araucania, Brown Sheep yarns from them. Both Love Crafts and Webs carry Valley Yarns, line of basic solid wools and blends.... - Source: Reddit / 8 months ago
For a subreddit, r/pkmntcgtrades, for websites, I'd say tcgplayer.com, you can also do mercari.com. - Source: Reddit / 10 months ago
Assuming the e-mail address is legitimate and assuming the URL they provide is actually on mercari.com, I don't see a downside. Doesn't look like a scam. - Source: Reddit / 10 months ago
There is one more option you could go to which is mercari.com; It is a similar website to ebay. I am not entirely sure how it works as a seller, and if there are fees and such, but there are a decent amount of errors being posted there. It brings a much smaller traffic than ebay of course, but the more places you post something for sale, the better chance you get to sell it. - Source: Reddit / 11 months ago
Mercari.com has a local option. Instead of shipping your stuff, when you list, you select local only. Only local buyers can buy. After they buy, you get instructions to put the stuff in front of your door and a uber/whatever driver comes and picks it up and delivers it to the buyer. - Source: Reddit / 11 months ago
Try etsy.com and mercari.com. I see a lot of older cameras going through both venues. - Source: Reddit / about 1 year ago
When you go to (https://mercari.com) you go to US version. But when you change the directory of that website to (https://mercari.com/jp) it goes to JP version. - Source: Reddit / over 1 year ago
Generally speaking the biggest market for kpop goods including Loona merch is Instagram. Browse tags like #loonasale, #loonasales, #loonaphotocard, #loonaalbum, #loonatrade, #loonasell, #loonawts, etc. Occasionally you can also find deals on rare/out of print Loona merch on ebay.com, mercari.com or depop.com. It's all about being persistent and regularly checking these sites for the items you want. - Source: Reddit / over 1 year ago
Not going to argue w u, you can sell your stuff for whatever you please. https://www. mercari.com /us/item/m29676970709/?ref=search_results. - Source: Reddit / over 1 year ago
I live in the EU and want to buy things on mercari.com but they only accept US Accounts :(. - Source: Reddit / over 1 year ago
You can look for pokemon cards on reputable domestic Japanese e-commerce sites like amazon.co.jp or rakuten.co.jp and mercari.com. On Mercari, it's easier to find out old cards which is no longer available on the market. - Source: Reddit / almost 2 years ago
I saw a comment you mentioned the trade in value, you get more money if you sell the phone to a third party using something like mercari.com or ebay. - Source: Reddit / almost 2 years ago
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