I don't eBay, if you do please give me insight

So I could do the whole eBay thing and sell a lot of these more rare boards and pieces on it for a hefty profit seeing as on average on finding $30 worth of boards and such in each old tower I get.
Now these are old boards from tested computers and thus aren't likely to lose value due to age like new stuff does. If anything it's likely to gain value.
I don't have time for another big site to sell from. I can hardly keep up with Etsy for my furniture and weird stuff I sell their then my multiple local sites and apps I sell anything that could sell here on.
On top of that part I bust my ass scrapping and creating furniture and whatever makes me cash.

I have 40 huge aluminum 1000 watt hps lights from park8ng lot lamp posts I just bought and have to break down in their fenced in area. I get like six hours Max m-f to do it and that's around all the other scores I bet that are time sensitive.



You see I do t have time.

Would anyone be interested in discussing a fair retail price on my items in semi bulk lits then I sell them for half of that and I pay shipping to you?

Or what would work.

Tell me what to do. If it's to much trouble I'll sit on them until the day comes if it comes I have the time to deal with them.

I'm a heavy Ebayer.... not for scrap but a niche market of Construction Equipment models.... yeah whodathunk it. Long story short, Ebay is a patient mans game. Sometimes you can get a quick sale if you price it right. If you DON'T have the time... Ebay is probably not for you. You need to study and research. There are good selling time with Ebay and bad. Late August early September has SUCKED for me....lol Holiday weekends are a hit and miss. Your product, description, price and just as importantly your professionalism and prompt shipping will help your sales and future sales.

Shoot me a private message if you want more info.

Enroll and get an ebay user ID. Enroll and get a paypal account. Buy a few small items and leave and get feed back to make sure Paypal and ebay are linked properly. Sell an item. Sell another item. Learn how to list and sell and ship. Sell another item. Do it until you are comfortable to sell the bigger ticket items you have.

If you are looking for someone here to take your crap off your hands on the chance they will be able to make a buck on ebay, there ain't enough there to pay the shipping to one of us and then pay the ebay cost and the Paypal cost and the shipping cost for us to send it to them.

If you are planning to do ebay do a lot of research into the market you intend to sell in. Descriptions and good pictures are also key. Look at other peoples' listings and see how they do it. It is very very important to also understand that an item often times won't sell for what it is worth. Ebay can be a rough market when it comes to supply and demand. Large supply with low demand drives prices down and competition is fierce.

Ditto what auminer has stated.
I usually keep 800-1k item listed online at all times b/w eBay and Amazon. A.k.a. "the bay" and "the river".

And I will reiterate that, with all of the USPS shipping increases which seem bi-annual nowadays, Shipping price is crucial.
Flat rate envelopes (regular and padded) and Regional Rate boxes (A&B), will become your best friends.

Note: Regional rate A & B boxes must be ordered through the USPS website and are completely free delivered right to your house.