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- Shopgoodwill - Reddit
r shopgoodwill: Unofficial shopgoodwill com discussion and shenanigansHello, Goodwill uses Fedex for the most part I'm Canadian and I know that people living in the US can request to have their Fedex packages delivered to a Fedex counter, at Walgreen's for example (I live not too far from the border) I usually use Kinek but there is always an additional cost which I would now like to avoid
- My Shopgoodwill. com experience : r Flipping - Reddit
Overall, Shopgoodwill has the potential to be a great source for some items but the customer service is on par with the worst eBay sellers There seems to be an attitude that because they are a non-profit, the customer should surrender their expectation for basic ecommerce etiquette
- Has ShopGoodwill scammed you? : r Flipping - Reddit
I’ve been reading reviews online and it seems like a lot of people are left with a bad taste in their mouth from the ShopGoodwill auction experience I guess I’m just wondering if anyone has any tips for dealing with customer service?
- ShopGoodwill hidden minimums and bots : r Flipping - Reddit
Recently, I became tired of logging onto shopgoodwill every week to bid on the same jacket that keeps popping up over and over on the market again, always being overbid and the whole process starting over again I finally decided to make an alternate account and bid on the item for $1,000 just to see what would happen Turns out that the other "people" bidding all bid at lower prices to rack
- Goodwillfind - how will it affect ShopGoodwill : r shopgoodwill - Reddit
Goodwillfinds was created out of greed Shopgoodwill charges high fees to the goodwill regions that sell there, and those regions decided they didn't want to pay that fee anymore so they left Shopgoodwill has a lot of users The fee they charge is well worth it Similarly, the 13% fee that eBay charges is well worth it, because you get access to millions of buyers People love to complain
- Is Shopgoodwill running up bids? : r shopgoodwill - Reddit
Is Shopgoodwill running up bids? This is a question for frequest Shopgoodwill buyers I have noticed, if I submit a "maximum amount" bid that is far above the current selling price of an item, shortly before the end of the sale, someone will mysteriously bid $1 00 below my maximum bid, thus driving the price up to my max Example
- Whats the winning strategy on Shopgoodwill? : r shopgoodwill - Reddit
What's the winning strategy on Shopgoodwill? "Wait til the last seconds" bidding is always best on other sites, but increasingly I'm finding that if the item I'm bidding on has other bidders, or any interest at all, the page won't refresh until it's too late Do you just put your max bid in early and hope for the best? What strategy do you use?
- how to cancel a bid? : r shopgoodwill - Reddit
I cant figure out how to cancel a bid on the shopgoodwill site Somebody outbid me for a cello and I kept going up to $450 and still the other person was the high bidder, then I realized I didnt want to spend that much anyway so I was glad to have been outbid But today it all of a sudden says I am the high bidder and the other bidder is now not listed at all Can anyone explain what might
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