dullahmo
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Selling art pieces, by dullahmo on Feb 15, 2022 21:47:30 GMT 1, Just wanted a list of places people use to sell art?
There's art brokerage - terrible customer service
Artsy - minimum $2000 price piece, and 25% cut of the sale
Ebay - risk of seller claiming damage or not received
Heritage auction - Need to sell total of $5000 worth of goods.
Any other websites at all? In particular ones I can use to sell art worth $500-1000
Just wanted a list of places people use to sell art?
There's art brokerage - terrible customer service
Artsy - minimum $2000 price piece, and 25% cut of the sale
Ebay - risk of seller claiming damage or not received
Heritage auction - Need to sell total of $5000 worth of goods.
Any other websites at all? In particular ones I can use to sell art worth $500-1000
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Selling art pieces, by Deleted on Feb 15, 2022 21:49:10 GMT 1, Just wanted a list of places people use to sell art? There's art brokerage - terrible customer service Artsy - minimum $2000 price piece, and 25% cut of the sale Ebay - risk of seller claiming damage or not received Heritage auction - Need to sell total of $5000 worth of goods. Any other websites at all? In particular ones I can use to sell art worth $500-1000
Have You tried here?
Just wanted a list of places people use to sell art? There's art brokerage - terrible customer service Artsy - minimum $2000 price piece, and 25% cut of the sale Ebay - risk of seller claiming damage or not received Heritage auction - Need to sell total of $5000 worth of goods. Any other websites at all? In particular ones I can use to sell art worth $500-1000 Have You tried here?
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Selling art pieces, by NYart on Feb 15, 2022 22:14:11 GMT 1, Just wanted a list of places people use to sell art? There's art brokerage - terrible customer service Artsy - minimum $2000 price piece, and 25% cut of the sale Ebay - risk of seller claiming damage or not received Heritage auction - Need to sell total of $5000 worth of goods. Any other websites at all? In particular ones I can use to sell art worth $500-1000 I think a lot of people over estimate the risks with eBay. Insure the package and require a signature upon delivery nearly eliminates risk on the sellers end all together. That being said, here, eBay, and heritage are generally my go to for both buying and selling.
Just wanted a list of places people use to sell art? There's art brokerage - terrible customer service Artsy - minimum $2000 price piece, and 25% cut of the sale Ebay - risk of seller claiming damage or not received Heritage auction - Need to sell total of $5000 worth of goods. Any other websites at all? In particular ones I can use to sell art worth $500-1000 I think a lot of people over estimate the risks with eBay. Insure the package and require a signature upon delivery nearly eliminates risk on the sellers end all together. That being said, here, eBay, and heritage are generally my go to for both buying and selling.
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Selling art pieces, by Acme Thunderer on Feb 15, 2022 22:22:27 GMT 1, As @bren said, try here first. There might be members who have said they are what you have so you can deal via DMs.
Depending on the item (if valuable) and where you live, there are specialist galleries who can sell on your behalf as they have the contacts already.
Just avoid Catawiki as mainly full of rubbish.
As @bren said, try here first. There might be members who have said they are what you have so you can deal via DMs.
Depending on the item (if valuable) and where you live, there are specialist galleries who can sell on your behalf as they have the contacts already.
Just avoid Catawiki as mainly full of rubbish.
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dullahmo
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Selling art pieces, by dullahmo on Feb 15, 2022 22:47:35 GMT 1, Thanks for the heads up guys.
Yes I've listed a couple of pieces on here but I just wanted to have the full list!
Art is quite illiquid as an asset so if I ever needed to sell at cost ASAP I wanted to have a full range of sites / sources.
Thanks for the heads up guys.
Yes I've listed a couple of pieces on here but I just wanted to have the full list!
Art is quite illiquid as an asset so if I ever needed to sell at cost ASAP I wanted to have a full range of sites / sources.
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Selling art pieces, by bonesy on Feb 16, 2022 2:36:52 GMT 1, Just wanted a list of places people use to sell art? There's art brokerage - terrible customer service Artsy - minimum $2000 price piece, and 25% cut of the sale Ebay - risk of seller claiming damage or not received Heritage auction - Need to sell total of $5000 worth of goods. Any other websites at all? In particular ones I can use to sell art worth $500-1000 I think a lot of people over estimate the risks with eBay. Insure the package and require a signature upon delivery nearly eliminates risk on the sellers end all together. That being said, here, eBay, and heritage are generally my go to for both buying and selling.
I haven’t sold anything on eBay in years but last I did fees were getting up there as well. I would guess fees to eBay and then PayPal (or whoever) you’re prob approaching approaching the Artsy number of 25% above right?
Just wanted a list of places people use to sell art? There's art brokerage - terrible customer service Artsy - minimum $2000 price piece, and 25% cut of the sale Ebay - risk of seller claiming damage or not received Heritage auction - Need to sell total of $5000 worth of goods. Any other websites at all? In particular ones I can use to sell art worth $500-1000 I think a lot of people over estimate the risks with eBay. Insure the package and require a signature upon delivery nearly eliminates risk on the sellers end all together. That being said, here, eBay, and heritage are generally my go to for both buying and selling. I haven’t sold anything on eBay in years but last I did fees were getting up there as well. I would guess fees to eBay and then PayPal (or whoever) you’re prob approaching approaching the Artsy number of 25% above right?
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Selling art pieces, by stuckeyc on Feb 16, 2022 3:18:58 GMT 1, Ebay raising their fees and making it harder and harder to keep using them as sellers. I am giving a bunch of shep stuff to heritage to test them out. Their fees are only slightly higher than ebay and they deal with everything. Really need to buy less and sell more
Ebay raising their fees and making it harder and harder to keep using them as sellers. I am giving a bunch of shep stuff to heritage to test them out. Their fees are only slightly higher than ebay and they deal with everything. Really need to buy less and sell more
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Selling art pieces, by Gotham Prints on Feb 16, 2022 3:49:01 GMT 1, Completely agree. What’s the going rate for sellers commission? I’ve consigned (not urban) art and other collectibles at NYC based auction houses and the fees varied widely.
Completely agree. What’s the going rate for sellers commission? I’ve consigned (not urban) art and other collectibles at NYC based auction houses and the fees varied widely.
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Selling art pieces, by That Print Guy on Feb 16, 2022 4:20:27 GMT 1, Ebay raising their fees and making it harder and harder to keep using them as sellers. I am giving a bunch of shep stuff to heritage to test them out. Their fees are only slightly higher than ebay and they deal with everything. Really need to buy less and sell more
Haha don't we all
Ebay raising their fees and making it harder and harder to keep using them as sellers. I am giving a bunch of shep stuff to heritage to test them out. Their fees are only slightly higher than ebay and they deal with everything. Really need to buy less and sell moreHaha don't we all
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Selling art pieces, by That Print Guy on Feb 16, 2022 4:23:12 GMT 1, I think a lot of people over estimate the risks with eBay. Insure the package and require a signature upon delivery nearly eliminates risk on the sellers end all together. That being said, here, eBay, and heritage are generally my go to for both buying and selling. I haven’t sold anything on eBay in years but last I did fees were getting up there as well. I would guess fees to eBay and then PayPal (or whoever) you’re prob approaching approaching the Artsy number of 25% above right? 13% all in
I think a lot of people over estimate the risks with eBay. Insure the package and require a signature upon delivery nearly eliminates risk on the sellers end all together. That being said, here, eBay, and heritage are generally my go to for both buying and selling. I haven’t sold anything on eBay in years but last I did fees were getting up there as well. I would guess fees to eBay and then PayPal (or whoever) you’re prob approaching approaching the Artsy number of 25% above right? 13% all in
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Selling art pieces, by New Wave Dave on Feb 16, 2022 4:41:22 GMT 1, I haven’t sold anything on eBay in years but last I did fees were getting up there as well. I would guess fees to eBay and then PayPal (or whoever) you’re prob approaching approaching the Artsy number of 25% above right? 13% all in I don't worry about the delivery on eBay. As a buyer, paypal provides some pretty strong buyer guarantees. It's the legitimacy of the art you see on there that keeps me away.
I haven’t sold anything on eBay in years but last I did fees were getting up there as well. I would guess fees to eBay and then PayPal (or whoever) you’re prob approaching approaching the Artsy number of 25% above right? 13% all in I don't worry about the delivery on eBay. As a buyer, paypal provides some pretty strong buyer guarantees. It's the legitimacy of the art you see on there that keeps me away.
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