>>97923456
Ive sold a lot to nobleknight, because I'm an idiot who does a lot of impulse buying (especially during COVID.) They're good, you definitely get a better deal if you go for store credit, and obviously you'd probably make more selling items individually, but who knows how long that'd take.

I'm never like "oh, what the fuck!?" When I see their offer. It's usually pretty reasonable.

>>97923800
Thanks for the input. I'll start taking pictures and getting things in order to sell things.
>I'm an idiot who does a lot of impulse buying (especially during COVID.)
Same here.
I need to break free of this.

>>97923800
Do you remember what you sold and what you got?
I just want to know.
How much of a hassle was the whole thing?

I've sold to Troll Trader and they're okay. You obviously won't get as high prices as if you sold stuff individually on an auction/flea market site, but it's a lot easier because you can just dump everything you have at one go so you can just think of it as a convenience tax.

But the best way to go around it would be at a gaming/nerd-oriented flea market if there are any of those in your area. Even if it's more of an unrelated genre (like anime stuff) just post what you're selling on social media in a way that your local community will get wind of it and as long as you're not putting retarded prices on stuff you'll typically be able to sell almost everything.

>>97926910
I guess troll trader and noble knight sound good to me then.

>as long as you're not putting retarded prices on stuff
If there is a flea market oriented for nerds/traditional games then what's a good way to gauge the prices on stuff especially stuff that isn't Warhammer/TCG stuff to make sure it isn't stupidly overpriced?

>>97923800
Kind of an apple to oranges comparison, but how do they stack up against ebay? The 13% cut on ebay really sucks if you’re trying to keep things at a reasonable price. I’ve never even considered NobleKnight as a seller.

>>97929508
Check sales on Ebay. Not what people list things for on Ebay. Although 50-80% of what you bought it for is kind of normal. Expect to haggle if you go to a swap meet.

>>97924471
>>97929560
I mean, here's the thing: most of the stuff I buy, I buy used, never actually end up using it, and get rid of it. I don't expect to get a ton back from it, so the fact I'm getting money back at all for something I'm not going to use at all is great to me. You're probably running something like a 50 percent return, I'd wager. I recently got a bunch of Shadowrun 2e books, we ended up hating the game, and I'd say I sold maybe 350-400 dollars of books for 260, if I recall correctly. Could you make more selling them on eBay? Maybe, but then you'd also have to spend the time doing that, which isn't worthwhile to me.

>>97929904
Thanks for the head's up.
What's your country and how long did the whole process take?
I should have asked this sooner.

>>97935236
Not sure if you're still around, I live in america, on the west coast. Selling to nobleknight, it takes about a week for the package to get there, usually 3 or 4 days for them to actually sort my shit, and then if you do PayPal it happens immediately, but there snail mail checks are high variable; I swear I've had them mailed and a Monday and get to me on a Thursday, and Ive had them take 10-14 days to show up.

>>97936820
>I live in America, on the west coast
>takes about a week for the package to get there
Alright. I'm from Canada so I'll assume that it will take a month at most to lower my expectations.

Thank you.

>nobleknight
I bought almost all my 3e-5e Bretonnia from them, usually reasonably priced.