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  .zero (@zerodollarsleft) reported 25 seconds ago

  @DigitalHitmann @CardPurchaser wouldnt scalpers just buy at 45 (if they kept it at the same price) and then sell on ebay ? at the end of the day these websites are a business... ? if they honor your purchase at the lower price, i see no problem with that.

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  SeaMonkeyRevival (@DonnaMarieSalv2) reported 3 minutes ago

  @EdsPurgatory ebay. search Fire-King Jadeite Swirl bowl. comes in different sizes. you should have no problem replacing.

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  JAC (@IronPortfolio) reported 5 minutes ago

  Update: Yesterday was a solid day. $1,547 Website 1, $1,767.50 Amazon 1. Ebay, Website 2, Amazon 2, and Walmart stores were a bit slow at maybe $1,000 combined. Stocks were up $950 or so. Should finish the month today around $111,000 for sales across platforms and down around $8,000 on stocks.

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  90DayHousewives 🇺🇲 (@90DayPolitics) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Milajoy The lawyer did say that she needed to dress down and that I shouldn't come in. We looked too nice. I'm barely scraping by in my Goodwill & eBay outfits. He said that we look like we'll be able to "find it" (the money). Like, we probably knew someone that had it. They live DWIs.

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  Diamond Dark Dino (@Diamonddarkdino) reported 13 minutes ago

  @KevinfromKY17 🤙🏽 I would love to bypass eBay in a safe manner … and even down the road would like to make sales this way… What do u guys do as far as seeling directly where both seller and buyer are somewhat safe? And I would sale these to u for 3$

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  GPT-Pain (@GPTpain) reported 13 minutes ago

  Alas, the actuator assembly is not the issue, so I burned $110 on an A/B test. Arrogant POS who just had to buy the part on eBay before doing a fuller investigation. I've at least confirmed that it's getting power and responds to/communicates with the door release and the instrument cluster. Of course, my multimeter is not at home right now. Womp womp. Wiring seems fine and harness in frame is secure on eye test. My friend TechGPT and I have determined it's probably just damaged wiring in the accordion boot between door and roof. Could be a BCM glitch, but it can't be failing as all the other door locks are functional and responsive. Out of time today. Try again later with multimeter in tow. I know there are people dying right now in the world, but this is very important that I come out ahead on this versus dealer repair cost. Thank you for attending my TED car talk.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 15 minutes ago

  The men's plus-size market is $119B and still underserved by everyone pretending to serve it. Built Stoutstock to fix that. Day one: sourcing flips on Amazon, eBay, Facebook. Day dollar-one: casualwear made for the bigger guy. The full thing is coming.

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  yelziveta (@lettercunt) reported 15 minutes ago

  @emilkyun I’ve always assumed it’s import fees or something but I’ve gotten cheap aesop merch from china through eBay… so it’s probably a reseller issue. Scalpers gonna scalp

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  Freddie Letsoalo (@dronksta) reported 15 minutes ago

  @LeratoPillayZA Amazon, eBay, Takealot, etc. Do any of these of these produce anything in South Africa, or do they too just bring in ready made products from wherever?🤔 Your consumerism conditioned brain is truly a problem.

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  Steve Perry (@stevemarkperry) reported 16 minutes ago

  Tried listing an item on eBay 3 times just now. It failed every time. How can such an important part of a major app be so broken? Can we please bad this AI slop now. I’m tired. Earlier, I tried clicking a “more” link to expand text on an Instagram post. That didn’t work either. This is not progress.

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  zk. (@zk_lmao) reported 21 minutes ago

  @xrtzbase GME dropping is actually exceptionally rare around the level it was at. The memecoin is essentially backed by a stablecoin until it's not. Now that 1.4B of bonds are being converted it has a few effects: - there won't be quite as much volatility farming, making GME now act less as a stable asset. - the balance sheet of teh company is better with less debt. Even with the slightly extra dilution, most of the move down was temporary shorting by bond holders to get themselves as good a deal as possible, so it'll bounce back. This also may have been something Cohen had to do to ensure a merged company with eBay is actually investment grade and not overburdened by debt. But more importantly, one thing the coin can do that the shares don't necessarily reflect in the lit market is an onchain supply shock. And if that's part of peoples goal (it'd certainly pump the coin - see what happened on launch day), then your dollars go further to accumulating more shares in the pool. That's actually bullish for the coin. And when the bond holders stop shorting after the vwap window, price will largely bounce back bc the stock was already at its stone cold bottom; Especially if there's a catalyst before the vwap, which could actually give bond holders a *worse deal* than they had previously agreed to, and that would force the price somewhat higher still, if not a tiny short squeeze. (Unlikely that there's a catalyst in the vwap though, but there's always tail risk).

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  DJ Cards (@DJCards7) reported 22 minutes ago

  @BenMBurrows @BrooksDT @eBay Just put the **** in a toploader with a piece of painters tape or a team bag instead of a card saver it’s literally so simple and the box is not the problem at all

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  Liz Morton ~ Value Added Resource (@ValueAddedRS) reported 23 minutes ago

  @HoneybadgerNo1 @eBay @depop Just for clarity, this item didn't actually go through an eBay authentication facility before delivery to you, right? I don't see the Authenticity Guarantee symbol & it's below the price threshold. It looks to me like it was just a regular listing, which eBay did not initially flag, allowing you to purchase it - then when you relisted the same item, eBay's AI systems flagged it as counterfeit & took it down. That wouldn't have anything to do with eBay Authentication, but it definitely does still show that eBay's AI sucks.

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  Shannon Jean (@ShannonJean) reported 25 minutes ago

  Huge corporations despise small resellers like me. MegaCorps want to control their products forever. But legally, they can't. Here's why, and here's how you protect yourself against the army of lawyers they employ. Liquidation, store returns, and overstock products with their brand name drive these companies insane. And they want to stop you from selling them. How can you protect yourself from MegaCorp threats? By learning and using the Doctrine of First Sale. Here’s a quick rundown of what the DFS is and why you need to understand it. First – bookmark this post so you can refer back to it when eBay or Amazon shuts down your account due to a complaint, or you get a cease-and-desist letter from a MegaCorp. If you’re in this business long enough, it will happen to you. The official definition of the Doctrine of First Sale: The Doctrine of First Sale allows the purchaser of a legally obtained copyrighted work to resell, lend, or give away that specific item without the copyright holder's permission, limiting the copyright holder's control over subsequent distributions of that particular copy. The Shannon Definition of the Doctrine of First Sale: I bought it, I own it, and I can do whatever the hell I want with it. Leave me alone, MegaCorp! The DFS applies to every product sold, whether it’s a book, a piece of software, a designer handbag, or a refrigerator. If you bought it, you can do what you want with it. It doesn’t matter if you bought one or 500. They are all protected under the DFS. MegaCorps use a few tactics to try and intimidate you from reselling their products: VeRO complaints – these are complaints to marketplaces like eBay, Poshmark, or Amazon – the MegaCorp claims include: You are not “authorized” to sell their product. The product you are selling is not authentic The product details are a copyright violation. Here’s how to protect yourself from these claims: Always get a receipt. You need a clear invoice that shows the transfer of ownership. You’ll have to get comfortable sharing this with marketplaces if you want to stop VeRO claims. Ensure you are selling authentic products. Reliable suppliers are critical to be sure you are not buying counterfeit inventory. Never copy/paste product information from a MegaCorp website into your product listing. This is the fastest way to get your listing removed. Write your own descriptions. Be very clear in your listing that you are not associated with MegaCorp in any way. MegaCorps also like to send “Cease and Desist” letters to get you to stop selling their products. You need to respond to these Cease and Desist demand letters in a timely and confident manner. If you would like a template for responding to VeRO complaints and Cease and Desist letters for your future use, comment below with the phrase SCUMBAG LAWYER and I will send you a link. Be sure you are following me @ShannonJean so I can DM you. The Doctrine of First Sale is your shield against powerful MegaCorps that want to infringe on your Right to Resale! Want to learn more? Give me a follow @ShannonJean as I share unconventional methods to build wealth. We have to look out for each other against the MegaCorps.

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  ddphotograph (@Dominicdean277) reported 26 minutes ago

  Huge problems trying to use ebay today, must be a busy day out there