/r/longboarding's Weekly BUY/TRADE/SELL Thread - {{date %B %d, %Y}

• r/longboarding and its' moderators are in NO WAY responsible for ANY issues encountered while Buying, Trading or Selling items.

Below is an example of a good post:

• RAD Advantage 80a

• 30USD

• Location: Manila, Philippines

• 74mm, 58mm Contact Patch

• 8/10 Condition

• NO Flatspots, NO coning

• Slight chunking on the lip

• Worn down to ~73mm

  As a SELLER:

• Post your State/Country and where you are willing to ship to.

• Post a description that accurately describes what you are selling. Be as descriptive as possible!

• Post both the item condition, and pictures of the item.

• Be prepared to answer questions about your items!

• Update your thread when something gets sold, or is no longer available.

• Be prepared to handle shipping arrangements. While it's perfectly fine to ask for extra cash for shipping, ensure you already know the approximate cost for anyone who asks.

• Be careful with your personal information.

• Once you've successfully completed the transaction, and your buyer has received the item, ask them to add you to the VERIFIED LIST

As a BUYER:

• Respond to the seller's communication

• Be truthful about your intentions. Nothing is worse for a seller than answering a whole lot of questions about gear, and then having a buyer drop off the map.

• Be careful with your personal information.

• Once you've successfully completed the transaction, and you have received your item, add your seller to the VERIFIED LIST

• And some final suggestions to make this easier for everyone involved:

• PayPal is the recommended way to transfer cash. However, the choice is up to you, and your buyer.

• Please try to evaluate a fair price for your items. Secondhand prices are always hard to evaluate, but here are some tips to find a good price:

• Take a look at online stores to work out the MSRP. Don't expect to make this unless your item is new.

• Consider the wear on the item.

• Consider the age of the item. Even if they're still in the box, 10 year old bearings aren't worth much...

  Happy Selling!

  \- The r/longboarding Mod Team