Recent content by strawyleader997

On Wednesday, I went to a city wide sale(I didn't even know about it until 10min before I left the house) and got: Gameboy micro w/ a bunch of garbage games -$15(ended up not working, really disappointing) Gameboy advance sp 001-$5(had to replace the battery) ~15 lbs of legos-$35 250gb x360...

I went to return a ps2 to goodwill that was broken, only to find out that they no longer accept returns. They only do exchanges within 7 days now. I can rarely find any good deals there as it is, and no one ever mentioned it whenever I did buy something.

You have to go to your seller dashboard, and for the "cases closed without seller resolution" criteria you are either at top rated level (below 0.3%) or below standard level (above 0.3%).

"Final value fees for sellers who do not meet eBay’s minimum performance standards will increase by 4 percentage points on items sold on or after May 1, 2017." The "cases closed without seller resolution" criteria is already hard to meet at 0.3% of transactions. So now I'm going to basically...

When you upgrade to a store, you get 250 free listing a month(basic store) instead of the 50 without one.

I saw a GC Super Mario Sunshine for $3 at goodwill today, but it had a lot of scratches and I didn't want to deal with having to polish it(which may not even get it working).

I hate it when people advertise things (margaritmoralesreye0, in my case Psp batteries) as authentic/genuine/official, when I know that it's clearly a cheap knock-off. People are to dumb to realize that they just got scammed. This seller went through the trouble to type up an elaborate ad...

I'd recommend watching newly posted fixed-price ones on eBay, since I was able to get mine for $35 (disc only) about a month ago.

I finally got some games at Goodwill today, and they were newer releases that weren't even in the case. For $3/each -Lego Dimensions game (Wii u) -New Super Mario Bros U w/ Luigi U (Wii U, sealed) I wasn't aware that they go for as much as they do on eBay.

If you're selling a game that doesn't work, make sure to put broken or defective in the title because buyers don't always think as-is means broken. I have had the same issue before, and eBay sided in my favor(I believe) since I said it didn't work in the description.

Not a thrift store find, but when dropped off a bunch of clutter at goodwill I saw someone had donated a sega game gear in a carry case. I didn't open it up, but it made me disappointed because I know that it will just end up on shopgoodwill. Good thing it wasn't something more rare/valuable or...

Too bad I didn't see that the Pokemon red/blue/yellow prices jumped, because I just sold off 15 of them and could have gotten $10 more a piece.

http://m.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-WINNWELL-TOP-CORNER-HOCKEY-GAME-REAL-SLAP-SHOT-ACTIOn-425-/172011036533?nav=SEARCH I picked up one of these in the box at goodwill a few days ago for about $8 and they seem to go for $120-$150, but it's really fun to play so I'll probably never sell it.

I just went through some of my GameCube consoles that I had sitting around from thrift stores, garage sales, ect. And there was one that still had the Gameboy player attachment on it, so on closer inspection I see that it has the Nintendo broadband adapter on it. Nice surprise considering that I...

Not really, but I guess you could send him an invoice through PayPal since you'd be able to see the email address that he paid with on your PayPal account.