I think it could be good if you could give more clarity around what items you accept for sale. e.g. does it have to be worth $50+, does it have to be an electronic item? etc etc
@_jacksmith That's the information I was looking for on the site. It sounds like they only do electronics, but they're not clear on that.
It makes sense though, because it means generally higher prices which means better revenue for them, and less "valuable" junk being sent in.
If it grows, they can always scale it to allow for a larger variety of items to sell.
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