Surge in selling books

[thefamilybookshop]

I have noticed my sales have increased 3 fold in the last 3 weeks. I presume its because more people are staying home.

Has anyone found the same. I sell mainly non fiction books

[kopenhagen5]

That and many being given an extra $750 in the last week or two I am guessing.

[twyngwyn]

Yes....for sure 🙂

Howdy neighbour

[davewil1964]

About the same and I sell mainly fiction.

Most of the cheap Pommie dropshippers have disappeard, so that might have something to do with it. Less competiotion at prices we can't even post for, plus more visibility for us.

I'm having to research prices for a lot of items off-site as they aren't available on eBay atm.

[umpteenbooks]

Yes!! It's made me reminisce about how things were several years ago! I sell a mix! 🙂

[umpteenbooks]

Well that was fun whilst it lasted! Sadly it appears that the honeymoon is over for me, and back to stops and starts again! 😞

[minimum_56]

Oh well...WOB is back in the game again - from yesterday...
It was good while it lasted.

I can't see how they think their books will be delivered to AU anytime soonish. They've put around a 3 week handling time on their listings.

Without tracking to show that the books are delayed in transit WOB's is going to be in a pretty unstable position.
Although - from what I see/read - it doesn't seem to matter if you have tracking or not for ebay to refund the buyer.

[davewil1964]

WOB's back and flooding.

I counted the same book 5 times on one search.

A surprise, really; they used to list each book 4 times, one for each used condition, all at the same price, plus the same for any other editions.

[lilt2oo5]

Same here, I have had the best 6 months in sales ever, mainly non fiction too

[thefamilybookshop]

My sales continue to grow. I managed to win an auction in NSW of 6000 adf books