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Auction Stores Do EBay Selling for You

Stores promise to take the hassle out of getting some cash for your old gear.

Anne B. McDonald

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Stores Are Convenient but Costly (chart)

As expected, we made the most money from the pair of items we sold ourselves, but we also spent 8 hours on our auctions as opposed to 15 minutes at each drop-off store. AuctionDrop was most efficient, while Sellers' Market yielded the best return. (Because we auctioned new items, we ended up buying high and selling low; you'll probably get a better return on items you already own.)

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