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If it is advice, it may not be good advice. The jury is still out. The reason it may not be good advice is because USPS adjustments probably count against you on a seller dashboard/scorecard, in the same way that seller-initiated cancelations do. I get anywhere from 1 to 5 postage adjustments on my ledger per show, and my seller metrics/score/standings don't seem to be negatively inpacted--yet? Anyway, this new bill back policy is probably affecting me to the tune of $200-300 per month. That's pretty gnarly. I'm probably catching a charge on something that is 6oz on the label but 8oz in the box. I wonder if it published material, showing how much it has to be over to bill it back to us. I doubt it. Aren't we always at the mercy of the post office? Don't get me started on the number of underweight boxes I ship. Probably 5x the number that are overweight. Do I get money back? No, the post office keeps that money, while they continue to raise rates like clockwork. I don't like clocks or watches. 😅😅 I welcome anyone to chime in on the subject, until then, here's the rant.

Now’s the time to change, keep or eliminate our Rewards club. I’d love to hear your thoughts on whether you use them or not should you want to share. TBH…I don’t fully understand the program. I probably won’t renew it.

I was recently asked by a newer seller about how they go about pricing items for their auction. My response was to let them know how I do it in terms of figuring out cost per item and going from there. 95% of my items are uniformly started at a lower bid amount while a few bangers go for higher. How do you all determine your starting bid amounts?

Hello all! I found this thrifting. It has some condition issues but I couldnt pass it up. I thought 1940s Czech or Austrian. I did notice that one of the gold beads is a different gold tone then the others so I believe that was replaced. Thoughts on time/origin? Thanks for the input.