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I've done ebay used, stockx new. Those seem to work pretty fast for me.
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Facts cause GOAT and those pictures are a headache I'll buy from them but won't sellI've done ebay used, stockx new. Those seem to work pretty fast for me.
are you going to get the leather bred 4s?
That part selling a shoe you regret sell then buy it again just keep the one's that mean something to youMoving a few thousand pairs of shoes is disheartening to say the least. I honestly considered (for a few seconds) just to leave the last 500 pairs in the truck and just turn it back in.
Like so many others have stated, it's about the chase, the dopamine release, etc.... I've got so much that will just fall apart after a few minutes of wear, and every time I rearrange or sell some pairs, it seems like it's just growing back at a faster rate. The older stuff, say, '99-'05-ish... I KNOW it has to go. I know it. Like, what am I going to do with a dozen pairs of 1st series SB's or cement 4's or any other shoe that I got a crazy deal on 20 years ago.
Admittedly, I do get quite a bit of stuff sent my way from different brands, and I also donate a lot to high schools/high school sports teams, community centers, etc..., and I do sell quite a bit of stuff that I KNOW I'll never wear.
I'd love to get it down to 300, which is still a dumb amount of shoes to own, but my biggest dilemma is always if I end up wanting the shoe again after I sell it and paying more to re-acquire it.
Hell, it's ridiculous even reading what I'm typing.
Some great advice in this thread, and I'll add that with all the social media resellers and the fact that just about every city in the U.S. has a consignment shop at this point, just going to dump a few hundred pairs at a time seems like a great move.
I personally appreciate your honesty and being open to talking about it. I think we're all in the same boat whether we'd like to admit it or not. There's not enough days in the year to justify our purchases and most of the time, most of the shoes we wear are similar to ones we have already, it's just a new collab or the FOMO shoe at the moment. But you're right, the more we purchase they get stashed away and never worn and for what? To just feel like you have it, but will never wear it because they're "too nice." Those are great to just admire from afar. It's like a nice car, I can admire it from afar but I don't have to buy it.Moving a few thousand pairs of shoes is disheartening to say the least. I honestly considered (for a few seconds) just to leave the last 500 pairs in the truck and just turn it back in.
Like so many others have stated, it's about the chase, the dopamine release, etc.... I've got so much that will just fall apart after a few minutes of wear, and every time I rearrange or sell some pairs, it seems like it's just growing back at a faster rate. The older stuff, say, '99-'05-ish... I KNOW it has to go. I know it. Like, what am I going to do with a dozen pairs of 1st series SB's or cement 4's or any other shoe that I got a crazy deal on 20 years ago.
Admittedly, I do get quite a bit of stuff sent my way from different brands, and I also donate a lot to high schools/high school sports teams, community centers, etc..., and I do sell quite a bit of stuff that I KNOW I'll never wear.
I'd love to get it down to 300, which is still a dumb amount of shoes to own, but my biggest dilemma is always if I end up wanting the shoe again after I sell it and paying more to re-acquire it.
Hell, it's ridiculous even reading what I'm typing.
Some great advice in this thread, and I'll add that with all the social media resellers and the fact that just about every city in the U.S. has a consignment shop at this point, just going to dump a few hundred pairs at a time seems like a great move.
and I also donate a lot to high schools/high school sports teams, community centers, etc...,
EBay or goat is my go to for selling pairs. Goat is decent for ds popular stuff. I’ve had decent luck with some not so popular, yet not so common pairs. If you have a lot of popular stuff, check your local area for consignment shops, they’ll probably lowball you tho.I have alotta shoes to sell. And i mean A LOT.
Im actually ashamed @ the amount of shoes I’ve accumulated over the years.
Is the classified section of NT still good for selling?
I have alotta shoes to sell. And i mean A LOT.
Im actually ashamed @ the amount of shoes I’ve accumulated over the years.
Is the classified section of NT still good for selling?
Aleast get your money back especially if you paid retail compared if you paid resell for certain shoesWHO CARES ABOUT THE VALUE, IF YOU’RE TRYING TO SELL, JUST SELL. YOU GOTTA ADOPT THE “F IT” MINDSET WHEN TRYING TO UNLOAD A LOT OF PAIRS.
KEEP IN MIND, SOMETHING IS BETTER THAN NOTHING.
Moving a few thousand pairs of shoes is disheartening to say the least. I honestly considered (for a few seconds) just to leave the last 500 pairs in the truck and just turn it back in.
Like so many others have stated, it's about the chase, the dopamine release, etc.... I've got so much that will just fall apart after a few minutes of wear, and every time I rearrange or sell some pairs, it seems like it's just growing back at a faster rate. The older stuff, say, '99-'05-ish... I KNOW it has to go. I know it. Like, what am I going to do with a dozen pairs of 1st series SB's or cement 4's or any other shoe that I got a crazy deal on 20 years ago.
Admittedly, I do get quite a bit of stuff sent my way from different brands, and I also donate a lot to high schools/high school sports teams, community centers, etc..., and I do sell quite a bit of stuff that I KNOW I'll never wear.
I'd love to get it down to 300, which is still a dumb amount of shoes to own, but my biggest dilemma is always if I end up wanting the shoe again after I sell it and paying more to re-acquire it.
Hell, it's ridiculous even reading what I'm typing.
Some great advice in this thread, and I'll add that with all the social media resellers and the fact that just about every city in the U.S. has a consignment shop at this point, just going to dump a few hundred pairs at a time seems like a great move.
I have alotta shoes to sell. And i mean A LOT.
Im actually ashamed @ the amount of shoes I’ve accumulated over the years.
Is the classified section of NT still good for selling?
This. Thank you for the reminder and remember that this can apply to all things. I'm trying to refrain from purchasing anything this holiday season. I have so much stuff that I barely touch (shoes and video games primarily) and I need to use what I have. I don't NEED anything, especially anything that is going to bring TEMPORARY happiness. I'm learning to be content and not absorbed with the consumerism that has been indoctrinated in us since before we could speak.Gents, with all these deals going on, half off "Black Friday" sales, stay strong. Think about whether we need these and if we'll actually wear them. Or will they just be another pair to unload later? I'm trying to practice this myself because I think for most of us, we love and like what we read in here, then we move on to our favorite pages and see the deals and new pairs everyone else has and we're right back in. At the end of the day, your money, your choice, but I think we can lean on one another to help each other, not just obtaining pairs we want, but also helping each other buy pairs we're on the fence on just because it's 1/2 off.
Aleast get your money back especially if you paid retail compared if you paid resell for certain shoes
Same and the deals are temptingThanks guys. I'm struggling lol!
Very true I rather take a $50 loss than a $100SNEAKER MARKET IS SUPER TRASH NOW. JUST SELL, GET WHAT YOU CAN GET.