How To Sell

  1. 1. Get seller access

    Every account starts as a buyer. Ask from My Page › Contact Admin and we will enable listing on your account.

  2. 2. Prepare your photos

    Up to 10 images per listing, 5 MB each. The first one is the thumbnail. Photographs are watermarked automatically; the unmarked, full-size views are shown only to bidders.

  3. 3. Create the listing

    My Page › Create Auction. Give it a title, a category, the item's condition and a description, then upload the photos.

  4. 4. Set the price and the schedule

    Set a starting price, and optionally a Buy-It-Now price and a reserve. Choose how many days the auction runs and the hour it closes. Leave Open Time empty to open it immediately.

  5. 5. Ship, and get paid

    When the auction ends, you and the buyer get a private thread. Agree the details there, confirm the payment, ship the item and mark the order as shipped. Both sides rate each other afterwards.

Listing Options

Everything below is optional. A listing with only a starting price works.

Open Time
— the date from which bidding becomes possible. The auction itself begins at the first bid, not at this moment. Leave it empty to open straight away.
Closing hour
— the time of day the auction ends, on a 24-hour clock. Write just the hour (e.g. 21) to have the minutes chosen at random: listings that all close on the same minute compete with each other.
Buy-It-Now price
— lets a buyer end the auction immediately at this price.
Reserve price
— the minimum you are willing to accept. It is not shown to bidders; if it is not reached, the item goes unsold.
Participation deposit
— an amount a bidder must deposit before bidding on this listing. Use it on high-value items.
Bid approval
— requires each bidder to apply and be approved before they can bid.
Shipping unit
— how many items' worth of box space this listing takes. Shipping is calculated from it, so several wins by the same buyer are quoted as one shipment.
Payment methods
— which of the site's methods you accept on this listing. Buyers see them on the auction page.