Etsy, Ebay, .....

[kiki02]

aside from these, where do people buy and sell items (not looking at amazon)?


any new sites similar to these?

 

[lost*in*cyberspace]

A new site isn't going to attract much traffic compared to eBay or Etsy. Lots of people sell using Craigslist.

 

[kiki02]

A new site isn't going to attract much traffic compared to eBay or Etsy. Lots of people sell using Craigslist.

except things change on a dime. a new site that is really cool could be popular fast. looking for new places to shop!

 

[diamondpixienc]

Pinterest! Some of the pins have links to sites where you can buy the item you just pinned in the comments. So, I guess you can just add your link.

 

[Lucille1963]

http://yardsellr.com & http://style.ly - sister sites. I'm not really a fan. Awkward shopping and the buyer pays a premium instead of the seller paying fees. Some people I know do ok selling on it.


http://copious.com - Received a few emails to sell here. Fees are high for sellers.

http://www.rubylane.com - Antiques, more focused shoppers.

http://www.bonanza.com - I know some people who do ok selling on here. I've never shopped or sold on it.

http://www.artfire.com - handmade and vintage like etsy

 

[girli565]

craigslist

 

[duckiegirl]

I like artfire.com too
Sometimes has some more interesting things than etsy
I've never sold on any of them so not sure how it works from a sellers perspective but I've bought tons from all three sites.

 

[kiki02]

I like artfire.com too
Sometimes has some more interesting things than etsy
I've never sold on any of them so not sure how it works from a sellers perspective but I've bought tons from all three sites.

THANKS FOR THE ARTFIRE and bonanza tip guys! IF OUND something i really liked!