Usually a good fit
- Handbags and accessories
- Jewelry
- Watches
- Shoes
- Designer clothing
- Electronics
- Collectibles
- Small home decor
- Music gear
- Tools
Qualification First
What we accept
We focus on items with real resale potential, not general clutter. In most cases, the best fit is an item with expected resale value of $75 or more, solid buyer demand, and clear resale appeal.
Usually not a fit
- Bulky furniture
- Mattresses
- Broken junk
- Low value clutter
- Likely counterfeits
- Unsafe or restricted items
- Very low value household goods
Examples of stronger submissions
- Recent Apple, Samsung, or Sony electronics in good working condition
- Authentic luxury handbags with clear brand details and visible condition
- Quality watches with working movement and saleable presentation
- Designer footwear and apparel with proven resale demand
- Branded tools and collectibles with visible market interest
Examples of weaker submissions
- Worn-out fast fashion with little or no resale demand
- Damaged electronics missing major parts
- Large furniture with difficult logistics
- Luxury goods with questionable authenticity or poor documentation
- Mixed household items that would not realistically sell above the minimum threshold
What helps an item qualify
- Realistic resale value of $75 or more
- Item is authentic, legal to sell, and safe to handle
- Item is complete, functional, and presentable
- You can provide clear photos and honest condition details
Important note
Even if an item falls within one of our accepted categories, that does not automatically mean it will be approved. Category fit is only 1 part of the review. Condition, demand, authenticity, and likely resale outcome also matter.