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I own 300 scale models, do I need to become a pro seller?
Hello. I own 300 scale models, do I need to become a pro seller? Hugues Lovato
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Hello. I own 300 scale models, do I need to become a pro seller? Hugues Lovato
jacquelinedu36
Mentor2 years agoHello,
Start already selling on eBay >>> more to come later
lingma85
Mentor2 years agoHello @lovhug-48
A professional seller is someone who is officially registered with the Commerce Registry, Taxes and URSAFF because their job is to buy objects or make them in order to sell them and earn an income to live on, if possible...
A private seller is someone who puts items up for sale for various reasons that belong to them (freeing up space in closets, garage, attic...); these can be books, toys, clothes or various collections...
Your 300 model items do not make you a professional seller... Therefore, put up for sale whatever you want, take nice photos and write serious listings, especially making very clear the flaws of what you are selling...
Good sales ahead..
Kind regards
lovhug-48
OP2 years agoHi and thanks, the comments in ebay.fr’s terms seemed pretty aggressive to me when it came to selling a lot. It has to be said that ebay.de or ebay.com are more liberal and accommodating. But ebay.fr takes over when it comes to payments! And it also takes a percentage! Since I sell German models (HO locomotives), it makes sense that I go through ebay.de, where I find the right collectors. After that, if I have to pay, I don’t have much choice. On the other hand, being told that my French bank account can’t be paid from Germany makes my wife burst out laughing; she’s a former bank director and a specialist in securities and fund transfers between European banks. But anyway, I’m going to try via ebay.fr
HUGUES lOVATO