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[D.o.S.]

It does seem to be an interesting spot for interesting gear, that's for sure. I still prefer ebay for records.

[Jwar]

God I hope not.

[Chankgeez]

Maybe I should try selling the stuff I have in B/S/T over there?

Because (clearly) ILF's certainly not interested and this is the only place I've got 'em listed.

[Sparrow]

well. the theme of the day .. is. that is seems to be working it's mojo!
i say go for it.

but.

You have to make your "store" hip/hep and Chank it out
call it .. chankgeezs' emporium of impossible things! err something.

mmkay!?

[Jwar]

Maybe I should try selling the stuff I have in B/S/T over there?

Because (clearly) ILF's certainly not interested and this is the only place I've got 'em listed.

It's worth a shot dude! You can end auctions with no penalty too, so that's nice.

And it's free to list. Like actually free. Not eBay free. Fucking bastards.

They charge 3% instead of fucking 10 like eBay and 3% to Paypal, which is standard.

I dig it.

[Chankgeez]

I just named my shop:

U LIKEE PEDALS?

There's nothing in it right now. I'll "stock" it later when I have a chance.

[D.o.S.]

[Sparrow]

[GAS KING]

Are there any negatives to using reverb? Like scams, or returns or whatever?
I'm sitting on that Burns Brian May, and I'd really like that to sell. could use the money.

[zRobertez]

I had the same results as OP a monthish ago. Sold like 4 pedals in a couple days that had been listed a couple other places for almost 6 months. Only have bought twice and they were sub $50 purchases but they were easy and smooth!

[tremolo3]

Are there any negatives to using reverb? Like scams, or returns or whatever?
I'm sitting on that Burns Brian May, and I'd really like that to sell. could use the money.

As a seller never had a return so far, because I only sell full working stuff.

As a buyer, I did get 2 items with issues not described in the listing... got them fixed and left negative feedback to the mofos.

[Jwar]

Are there any negatives to using reverb? Like scams, or returns or whatever?
I'm sitting on that Burns Brian May, and I'd really like that to sell. could use the money.

As a seller never had a return so far, because I only sell full working stuff.

As a buyer, I did get 2 items with issues not described in the listing... got them fixed and left negative feedback to the mofos.

Did you at least give the sellers a chance to fix the issue?

[Chaosmic]

I've had nothing but good experiences with Reverb so far. I own a pedal/bass retail business and we're just now starting to get some interest from Reverb which is nice. I met a few of the guys at NAMM and they were very friendly and helpful. Their online/phone support is really good too if you need it.

When my new pedal(s) hits the streets, I'm hoping Reverb will play a big role in getting the word out and helping sales.

[tremolo3]

Are there any negatives to using reverb? Like scams, or returns or whatever?
I'm sitting on that Burns Brian May, and I'd really like that to sell. could use the money.

As a seller never had a return so far, because I only sell full working stuff.

As a buyer, I did get 2 items with issues not described in the listing... got them fixed and left negative feedback to the mofos.

Did you at least give the sellers a chance to fix the issue?

Why would I do that?

[Jwar]

Are there any negatives to using reverb? Like scams, or returns or whatever?
I'm sitting on that Burns Brian May, and I'd really like that to sell. could use the money.

As a seller never had a return so far, because I only sell full working stuff.

As a buyer, I did get 2 items with issues not described in the listing... got them fixed and left negative feedback to the mofos.

Did you at least give the sellers a chance to fix the issue?

Why would I do that?

Why wouldn't you? Seems like a logical thing to do. If I've ever had an issue with a product I contact the seller first.