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Is it worth it to sell on IOffer?
 

Is it worth the time to sell on IOffer, too, or should I just stick with eBay and possibly Amazon?

ioffffer is full of foo-foo items. If you can manage ebay & amazon, it is better. :ranger:

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depends on what your selling. They have the ball dropped for years in motors type products...alot of people get on there and buy but never pay imo.

I love ioffer...I sell vero with ease!

Is anyone actually buying on IOffer? When I last looked into it, it was full of people in China selling receipt templates for designer purses to scam eBay with and certificate of authenticity stickers for Windows XP.

I remember seeing description text for P90X 13 DVD (manuals on PDF) which included a photo of House MD 1-4 box set 26 DVDs. For like 16 bux but shipping was $109.99

ioffer is full of great China stuff, not just vero but mainly - but why blame seller about that, its what people want...Ive bought great non-vero silk stuff there, but the prces vary wildly...you can negotiate down.....

I wouldnt sell on ioffer, too many timewasters and not enough profit - its perfect for China sellers with direct access to cost price items...........

Just stick with eBay and Amazon, these are the best places.
You sell 20 times faster.

ioffer seems great until you realize the truth. I sold some vero items on there and though people bought them they techincally didnt because they didnt pay. It seems to be the trend on that site. People just refuse to pay.

ioffer is pretty good... depends on what your selling.

I like it a lot, especially because a lot of people want bootlegs on there for some reason haha There are TONS of listings that clearly state "these are dvd-rs" and people still buy them...

i mean there is no harm in listing your inventory with their bulk item uploader then if they sell, they sell. in the meantime you can always use ebay and amazon!

I like ioffer they got alot of good software on dvd-rs for cheap, reciept templates and shopping bags for designer labels, lot's of good stuff and the stuff you can't sell on ebay that gets pulled within hours on ebay will last for days and days on ioffer, also you can transfer your feedback from ebay and you can start out selling high risk items from day 1 and list as many as you want.

Ah! Receipt templates and shopping bags for designer labels. Those receipt templates are very benefitial when it comes to disputes. ;)

yes,iffer sometimes is good than ebay,we move much dvds in bulk there before.

These guys are ALL lying. iOffer is the 2nd best to eBay if you know what to sell on there.

Me, i mainly sell dvd-r's there of tv shows. On a good day i can get up to $300 - $500 in paid profit from selling dvd's just by surfing wanted ads. On a good week i can make up to $2,000 in paid profit.

All you have to do is not sell to people with 0 feedback, and if you do, have a little discussion to see if the buyer is serious about paying.

I can guarantee 90% of the nonpaying buyers on there, will reply once and never say anything again.



iOffer is great, i say use it up while you can. I doubt it's something that will be around 10 years later. I'll give it about 5 years until it's over ran with lawsuits and all that crazy mess. But hey, it lasted this long...maybe it will last forever.

You made a good job for selling on iffer,but i do not think it is too easy for selling on iffer now,there are much stickly rules coming now

i wouldnt sell on ioffer if youre in the usa. items on there are so low on price..and the quality are all bad.

IMO ioffer, although not by design, has become a chinese seller and US buyers marketplace. Probably 99% of the activity on that site is involving ⊗⊗⊗⊗ products and I dont think it presents too much buyer confidence, there are thousands of forums for scam victims on ioffer. In my mind, its like what ebay would be if they never implemented vero control, and also if they never became #1 auction site.

ebay/amazon = grey hairs = success = worth it!