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Sounds like theft to me. I would sue in small claims on principal. But thanks for sharing, noted: I will never sell on Etsy lol
by ginkgotree 3y ago
Sounds like theft to me. I would sue in small claims on principal. But thanks for sharing, noted: I will never sell on Etsy lol
- kiba 3y agoWhere would you sell? Seems like with these kind of things, you just have to expect that they won't be fair with you out of sheer lack of diligence and laziness. Be prepared and have a plan when it does happen to you. It doesn't matter if it's YouTube, Paypal, Amazon, or esty. Going alone is harder and more expensive. The other options is to change regulations and that's something can't merely be done by a person.
- dragontamer 3y agoMost scenes I'm aware of have some kind of real-life community. Board Games has PAX. Anime conventions (ie: Cosplay accessories) have Anime Expo, Otakon, etc. etc. There's more conventions than I can keep up with these days. Almost every single one has an "Artist Ally" or other small shop where you can hawk unique goods to people. It really depends on your niche. Maybe a state fair (farmers?) is where you set up shop. Etc. etc. I'd honestly try to setup at those places first these days to test out a product idea. ----------- I don't know anything about vanlife. But I dunno, Burning Man maybe? Where do vanlife people meet up?
- BetaDeltaAlpha 3y ago> Where do vanlife people meet up? Quartzite Arizona, every January
- flashback2199 3y agoCould try selling on eBay and Facebook Marketplace, and find places to spread the word about the listings. There are vanlife Facebook groups that are specifically for sharing things you are selling.
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- martin_a 3y agoAs commented somewhere else: Not sure if this would be worth it at all.