ADIDAS X YEEZY COLLAB OFFICIAL 2016 THREAD - (NO LC PICS PLEASE!)

[picasso swerve]

@Picasso Swerve
   I know you've posted it before, but I can't seem to find it. 

What is the difference between GOAT and StockX, from a seller's perspective?  I have some stuff that I'm looking to get rid of as I've never worn them, and not going to. 

Looks like GOAT charges between 9.5 and 20% + $5 to sell?   StockX only charges 10%?

Any differences for shipping costs (for seller)?

Naw that wasnt me, ive only been a buyer on GOAT.

 

[sudwerks]

 
I sold on both. Stockx uses UPS  then GOAT's USPS service. Stockx charges 7% + 3% Paypal but makes seller and buyer pay $10 to ship. Goat does not charge seller just the buyer for shipping. Everyone starts at 9.5% +5 off your sell. But I think people that signed up to sell on GOAT after June 2016 were charged an additional 2.7% fee(I think thats the percentage) if they wanted to cash out. And the people that were selling before June 2016 were given a year until they also had to do the  cash out fee.

First I've actually heard about the cash out fee, which seems to actually be 2.9%. Luckily I've been on GOAT for a while now, so that wont come into affect until June 1st 2017.

Thanks for the info, had to scour through my email to find the notice.

 

[crono06]

 
Thanks. 

So GOAT is actually 9.5% + $5 + 2.7% to actually get your money?   For a total of 12.2% + $5 ?

I don't know if it matters to you, but GOAT is more friendly for international buyers, especially with big ticket items. As a Canadian buyer, this plays a big part in who I choose to purchase from when shoes are coming from the States.

 

[turbospartan]

Naw that wasnt me, ive only been a buyer on GOAT.

That would explain why I couldn't find any comments from you on it during my search haha

 

[jaysmith117]

 
Thanks. 

So GOAT is actually 9.5% + $5 + 2.7% to actually get your money?   For a total of 12.2% + $5 ?

Pretty much for the cash out. You can have credit to avoid the cash out fee but can only use the credit on GOAT 

 

[turbospartan]

If I have this straight: 

GOAT:  9.5% + $5, + 2.9% to cash out. 

StockX:  10% + $10, + 0% to cash out. 

GOAT 2.4% higher than StockX if cashing out, but you save $5 over the StockX fee of $10

If you are selling anything over $208, it is cheaper to sell with StockX.   

GOAT:    $208 x 12.4% = $25.79 + $5 = $30.79.   $208 - $30.79 = $177.21 profit

StockX:  $208 x 10% = $20.80 + $10 = $30.80.    $208 - $30.80 = $177.20 profit

As an example, something selling for $250: 

GOAT:    $250 x 12.4% = $31 + $5 = $36.   $250 - $36 = $214 profit

StockX:  $250 x 10% = $25 + $10 = $35.    $250 - $35 = $215 profit 

 

[consios]

 
If I have this straight: 

GOAT:  9.5% + $5, + 2.9% to cash out. 

StockX:  10% + $10, + 0% to cash out. 

GOAT 2.4% higher than StockX if cashing out, but you save $5 over the StockX fee of $10

If you are selling anything over $208, it is cheaper to sell with StockX.   

GOAT:    $208 x 12.4% = $25.79 + $5 = $30.79.   $208 - $30.79 = $177.21 profit

StockX:  $208 x 10% = $20.80 + $10 = $30.80.    $208 - $30.80 = $177.20 profit

As an example, something selling for $250: 

GOAT:    $250 x 12.4% = $31 + $5 = $36.   $250 - $36 = $214 profit

StockX:  $250 x 10% = $25 + $10 = $35.    $250 - $35 = $215 profit 

goat low key thrash I have galaxy note 5 but could not take clear pictures of my sneakers. only reason to use goat is their verification so you dont have to worry about charge backs. getting scamed as a seller. 

 

[gordyloc]

Only

 
If I have this straight: 

GOAT:  9.5% + $5, + 2.9% to cash out. 

StockX:  10% + $10, + 0% to cash out. 

GOAT 2.4% higher than StockX if cashing out, but you save $5 over the StockX fee of $10

If you are selling anything over $208, it is cheaper to sell with StockX.   

GOAT:    $208 x 12.4% = $25.79 + $5 = $30.79.   $208 - $30.79 = $177.21 profit

StockX:  $208 x 10% = $20.80 + $10 = $30.80.    $208 - $30.80 = $177.20 profit

As an example, something selling for $250: 

GOAT:    $250 x 12.4% = $31 + $5 = $36.   $250 - $36 = $214 profit

StockX:  $250 x 10% = $25 + $10 = $35.    $250 - $35 = $215 profit 

Does GOAT tell you how much you'll receive before listing the item? I just sold an item on Stockx for $389. Total payout after shipping/tax fee was $340.10.

 

[crono06]

 
Only

Does GOAT tell you how much you'll receive before listing the item? I just sold an item on Stockx for $389. Total payout after shipping/tax fee was $340.10.

The same sale would net you ~$336.98 through GOAT.

 

[Leonard Washington]

If u started after June 2016, you will get less on goat

 

[aqua and orange]

 
If I have this straight: 

GOAT:  9.5% + $5, + 2.9% to cash out. 

StockX:  10% + $10, + 0% to cash out. 

GOAT 2.4% higher than StockX if cashing out, but you save $5 over the StockX fee of $10

If you are selling anything over $208, it is cheaper to sell with StockX.   

GOAT:    $208 x 12.4% = $25.79 + $5 = $30.79.   $208 - $30.79 = $177.21 profit

StockX:  $208 x 10% = $20.80 + $10 = $30.80.    $208 - $30.80 = $177.20 profit

As an example, something selling for $250: 

GOAT:    $250 x 12.4% = $31 + $5 = $36.   $250 - $36 = $214 profit

StockX:  $250 x 10% = $25 + $10 = $35.    $250 - $35 = $215 profit 

This is super helpful.  Repped.  I have some pairs I'm going to list in the near future so had a lot of questions about how this broke down.

I used Stockx recently to buy a criminally under-priced pair of shoes and the experience could not have been better.  They actually pulled off the whole "funny email updates" thing.  Was wanting to list with them if the numbers were similar, and it looks like they are actually the preferable option. 

 

[jaysmith117]

 
Only

Does GOAT tell you how much you'll receive before listing the item? I just sold an item on Stockx for $389. Total payout after shipping/tax fee was $340.10.

Yes they do right under when you list your price. Stockx to me moves really slow compared to GOAT.

 

[gordyloc]

 
Yes they do right under when you list your price. Stockx to me moves really slow compared to GOAT.

I requested to sell on GOAT but was denied so just went the Stockx route. Reason GOAT denied me was because of insufficient evidence of selling

 

[beenbamboozled]

goat low key thrash I have galaxy note 5 but could not take clear pictures of my sneakers. only reason to use goat is their verification so you dont have to worry about charge backs. getting scamed as a seller. 

Same issue on my S6, but doesn't really matter as they verify them in person, it's just to verify you have the said shoes in your possession. I received GOAT verification back in Oct/Nov of 2015 so I'm not charged the extra fee for cashing out as of now, and I live in LA area which GOAT is based out of, which speeds up my cash out.

 

[jaklap]

don't talk to us or our sons ever again

 

[chaovi]

 
If I have this straight: 

GOAT:  9.5% + $5, + 2.9% to cash out. 

StockX:  10% + $10, + 0% to cash out. 

GOAT 2.4% higher than StockX if cashing out, but you save $5 over the StockX fee of $10

If you are selling anything over $208, it is cheaper to sell with StockX.   

GOAT:    $208 x 12.4% = $25.79 + $5 = $30.79.   $208 - $30.79 = $177.21 profit

StockX:  $208 x 10% = $20.80 + $10 = $30.80.    $208 - $30.80 = $177.20 profit

As an example, something selling for $250: 

GOAT:    $250 x 12.4% = $31 + $5 = $36.   $250 - $36 = $214 profit

StockX:  $250 x 10% = $25 + $10 = $35.    $250 - $35 = $215 profit 

Just to nitpick, this is actually incorrect because you're supposed to take the 2.9% off (9.5% + $5). You cant add the percentages together like that.

It's only off by a few cents but if anyone is pushing huge amounts it could matter.

 

[airraab]

9/1 in NYC:

Shirt - Saint Pablo Tour

Shorts - Just Don Miami Heat

Shoes - Unreleased Yeezy Boost

 

[picasso swerve]

9/1 in NYC:
Shirt - Saint Pablo Tour
Shorts - Just Don Miami Heat
Shoes - Unreleased Yeezy Boost

Que?

 

[createdplayer99]

Which u release date yeezy boost kind sir?

 

[jkallday]

ok i bit. $225 was a hard price to pass up

 

[airraab]

Que?

 

[sin91]

jkallday not a bad price if you're buying for your kid and need to have them. Totally not worth more than retail IMO as fast as kids grow. Congrats on the pick up

 

[natrix916]

estimated delivery changed from today to tomorrow

 

[jkallday]

@JKALLDAY not a bad price if you're buying for your kid and need to have them. Totally not worth more than retail IMO as fast as kids grow. Congrats on the pick up

yeh i hear you. thats why i bought 6 pairs of them for $250 each and put them in Flightclub for $400 for a return of $320 on each so my kid could rock his for free

 

[airraab]

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