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I haven't done it personally, but I did intern under FBA and so I saw a lot of the procedures and code that implements it. I'm fairly sure you need to figure o
by mcpherrinm 13y ago
I haven't done it personally, but I did intern under FBA and so I saw a lot of the procedures and code that implements it.
I'm fairly sure you need to figure out the ASIN for each item you want to sell, and label the product accordingly.
- res0nat0r 13y agoYup I thought so. I think that might be too much work for me to make it worthwhile... :]
- dmishe 13y agoIt's fairly easy if you can find that product in amazon db, or have a barcode
- res0nat0r 13y agoThe items I have that barcodes I'm not worried about, it is the rats nest of cables that I have really no idea what type they are that I'd like to offload and make .50c just to get them out of my hair and not feel bad about throwing them away.
- logn 13y agoFind a local hackerspace. They'll probably take them and re-use them or dispose/sell them for you.
- nitid_name 13y agoMy company has sold a large amount of recovered cables (including terminated and non terminated cat-3/5/6) to an e-waste company for scrap. If you have more than a pound of cables, this might be an attractive option.