Does EBAY offer the service of someone to sell my stuff in Brisbane Australia and how to get that started
Summary: pmhc001 is seeking advice on selling movie posters, books, Godzilla collectibles, and artwork, and admits to having no prior experience. *casey* warns pmhc001 to be cautious of individuals on social media claiming to be eBay experts, often contacting users on WhatsApp and falsely presenting themselves as eBay employees. sandypebbles echoes this caution, suggesting that inexperience makes one a target for scammers. The discussion highlights the prevalence of scam attempts related to selling online.
Hi,
Looking for assistance to sell movie posters, books, godzilla collectables and some artwork.
I have no experience in this.
Thank you
Peter
5 comments
sandypebbles
·3 weeks ago'I have no experience in this'
And that is exactly why anyone who contacts you will almost certainly be a scammer
*casey*
·3 weeks ago · EditedHi Peter
Please be extremely careful if anyone contacts you.
There are literally thousands of users on Facebook who claim to be eBay Virtual Assistants (VAs)
Usually, but not always, they're registered in Pakistan
They also post on eBay forums.
The less experienced users will ask you to contact them on WhatsApp
Others will claim to be experts in all areas of eBay, calling themselves eBay Consultants.
Some even claim to be employed by eBay. ALL LIES
Do not respond to any of their messages.
twyngwyn
·3 weeks agoPlease ignore my screenshots….they were meant for the thread that has disappeared….and now I can’t edit…..thanks George
twyngwyn
·3 weeks agoe_purchasing
·3 weeks agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xX_cej7IuDg