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What's goodie. I, like many others on NT General, am finding myself not wearing my kicks that much anymore. I don't wear them for work. And for school, I rather walk around in Air Max Flyknits and stuff like that. Besides for performance use, I don't really wear Jordans, Lebrons, Kobes, etc like that anymore. Of course I'm still gonna keep 10-15 pairs of my favorite kicks (bred 1's, cement 3's, laser 4's, bred 4's, 11's, etc) since shoes are still somewhat a part of me.
I was about to use eBay since it's the quickest because of the most exposure, but there are too many scam stories and high potential of getting scammed. EX: Seller sells shoes to buyer, buyer files claim that shoes are not in condition stated and/or are fake, buyer gets refund, seller take the L.
Craigslist is cool. I have done countless meet ups over the years and all have gone smoothly. However, the amount of time to sell stuff is way too long unless it's dirt cheap. Also, there are too many flakers. Maybe I could take the shoes to a local consignment shop (Kickk Spott) to sell to them and just get straight cash (don't know how this process works exactly).
To those who have gone through the "downsizing collection" phase, what's the best/most efficient/quickest way to sell your kicks (like 100+ pairs). Any help is appreciated. Thanks NT
I was about to use eBay since it's the quickest because of the most exposure, but there are too many scam stories and high potential of getting scammed. EX: Seller sells shoes to buyer, buyer files claim that shoes are not in condition stated and/or are fake, buyer gets refund, seller take the L.
Craigslist is cool. I have done countless meet ups over the years and all have gone smoothly. However, the amount of time to sell stuff is way too long unless it's dirt cheap. Also, there are too many flakers. Maybe I could take the shoes to a local consignment shop (Kickk Spott) to sell to them and just get straight cash (don't know how this process works exactly).
To those who have gone through the "downsizing collection" phase, what's the best/most efficient/quickest way to sell your kicks (like 100+ pairs). Any help is appreciated. Thanks NT
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