Bulk selling smaller items?

[pearcem]

I have accumulated a large collection of odds and ends, and it’s starting to pile up as i clean out a bunch of my gear. Pump hoppers, pump and stock class soft goods, lots of smaller parts, barrels, optics. Lots of stuff that I don’t need, but just enough that it is burdensome to sell. No single thing is worth a ton, but added up it’s probably worthwhile to do something with it.

i had a friend that sold a marker collection through a member here, and he basically brokered the sales and did the shipping, then took a cut of the sales. Just wondering if anyone here has any experience doing something like that, or if anyone has any recommendations or other ideas for how to move some of these types of things without taking 5 packages to the post office every day for a month.

[JeepDVLZ45]

Mystery boxes!!!

Fill a small flat rate or medium flat rate with odds and ends. Guarentee a hopper or AC barrel or something and go from there. Just show a pic of the pile going into each.

[Jonnydread]

Yep, this is exactly what I do when the gearbox starts getting too hefty.

[XEMON]

Or spread it out on the floor and give a lot price ... Being open to trade is always a + around here ...

[Chappy]

This. It doesn't need to e a mystery. Just lay it all out and set a price including shipping that will make it worth your wild.

[Ecapnation]

Flat rate box mystery boxes of it's stuff not worth single selling

[Olsson]

Since I live in Sweden, I tend to avoid buying mystery boxes or a lot of set items if they don't happen to be a majority of what I need. So my very personal preference as a buyer is being able to pick and choose between all the odds and ends that my fickle fancy demands that I absolutely need.

I tend to hoard quite hard, so I can't give you advice on the selling part. I am just trying to nudge you towards listing it all in a huge sales thread.

[Cdn_Cuda]

Sort things into general piles of prices. People can pick x amount of objects from each pile. Vultures are happy picking what they want and you can add in "bonus" items to each order and clear stuff out. Have a single price for a package to be shipped and you're good to go.

I've got a big ol' box of stuff but no one wants any of it and I certainly don't. Might just add it onto the sale of a some gear and pass it on to the next hoarder.

[HammerD]

I can help you with this if you are looking for someone to liquidate your stockpile. PMing.

[Walker]

Do like I do... Someone buys a barrel (or whatever) from me, and I include a bunch of other stuff as a surprise. I get some interesting responses...


Walker