What is going on with sideline swap shipping?
#1
Posted 24 November 2022 - 02:38 PM
#2
Posted 24 November 2022 - 03:16 PM
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Posted 25 November 2022 - 12:58 PM
#7
Posted 26 November 2022 - 12:07 PM
I thought this was going to be a post about how Play It Again Sports has FLOODED SLS lately and made it near impossible to sell anything.
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#9
Posted 26 November 2022 - 08:51 PM
I thought this was going to be a post about how Play It Again Sports has FLOODED SLS lately and made it near impossible to sell anything.
THIS. The dozens of pages/thousands of Play It Again listings have made it impossible for individuals to sell anything. My listings get around 5 views, then just die off as soon as PIAS stores start posting their gear dumps. These PIAS listings usually only have one low-quality picture and no description, which wouldn't fly with any other sellers. Most of the gear they list is thrashed and (in my opinion) should be donated to youth programs/Goodwill or thrown away. A lot of their listings in the hockey section aren't even hockey gear ex. quad skates, recreational skates and pads, figure skates, bicycle helmets, etc. I wish PIAS stores would be given their own dedicated section on the website or (in my opinion) not be allowed on the site at all since they already have their own online commerce platform on playitagainsports.com. There must be a secret handshake-type partnership between SLS and PIAS because no one else would be allowed to flood the site with thousands of listings at a time. PIAS Dedham once posted 32 consecutive pages, which is over 1,400 listings! So much for small-time hobbyists like us trying to make a few bucks selling extra gear.
After shipping and taxes, who is buying THIS? Not to mention, posting more than 20 listings in 24 hours is considered spam by SLS's own terms of service and anyone else would get flagged.
"What is your lowest/best price?" is NOT an offer.
#10
Posted 16 December 2022 - 11:30 AM
THIS. The dozens of pages/thousands of Play It Again listings have made it impossible for individuals to sell anything. My listings get around 5 views, then just die off as soon as PIAS stores start posting their gear dumps. These PIAS listings usually only have one low-quality picture and no description, which wouldn't fly with any other sellers. Most of the gear they list is thrashed and (in my opinion) should be donated to youth programs/Goodwill or thrown away. A lot of their listings in the hockey section aren't even hockey gear ex. quad skates, recreational skates and pads, figure skates, bicycle helmets, etc. I wish PIAS stores would be given their own dedicated section on the website or (in my opinion) not be allowed on the site at all since they already have their own online commerce platform on playitagainsports.com. There must be a secret handshake-type partnership between SLS and PIAS because no one else would be allowed to flood the site with thousands of listings at a time. PIAS Dedham once posted 32 consecutive pages, which is over 1,400 listings! So much for small-time hobbyists like us trying to make a few bucks selling extra gear.
After shipping and taxes, who is buying THIS?
I thought it was only me who gets super annoyed with this. It blows to spend money on the bumps only to have visibility for a few seconds. No one is buying their crappy gloves, it definitely takes away the fun when you need to spend so much money to promote your items.
#12
Posted 30 December 2022 - 07:43 PM
Thankfully, the PIAS problem appears to be solved...for now. I see a few PIAS listings from time to time, but only 10 or so listings in a row. It's been like this for about a week or so and hopefully SLS keeps it this way. I've been making a lot of post-Christmas sales after not making a single sale for a month and a half.
"What is your lowest/best price?" is NOT an offer.