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Here’s what consumers have asked with answers from MaxSold staff and previous consumers.
Hello and thank you for your question. We are have refund process to address gaps / errors between our descriptions/images and reality. It only requires that you identify any issues with your purchases prior to departing the pickup location. https://support.maxsold.com/hc/en-us/articles/204820030-The-item-s-I-purchased-were-not-as-described-Can-I-get-a-refund- Please refer to our FAQ page for more information!
Hello and thank you for your question. We are have refund process to address gaps / errors between our descriptions/images and reality. It only requires that you identify any issues with your purchases prior to departing the pickup location. https://support.maxsold.com/hc/en-us/articles/204820030-The-item-s-I-purchased-were-not-as-described-Can-I-get-a-refund- Please refer to our FAQ page for more information!
If I understand correctly it looks like they have listing fee $10 per item, kind of inventory/photography service charges $1000 or DIY for $300, plus 30% on sold items to seller, 10 % to buyer and sales tax. So the bid price cannot be high. On evil bay you don't pay tax and commission if you are a buyer unless you buy from a store in the same jurisdiction not from a private seller. So if you are in BC, you pay commission and pst, gst so the final price would be the winning bid x 1.1 x1.12 which is extra 23.2% more than most ebay auctions. So the bid would be lower than other online auctions I think. If my math is messed up please somebody correct me. It is a great business model for Maxsold but not the sellers. Thx.
