Selling, start to finish.

1. Set up the account

Confirm your email, then confirm a phone number by text. Internet numbers such as Google Voice are not accepted, because a free disposable number is what makes fake seller accounts cheap. This takes a minute and it only happens once.

2. Build the listing

Pick the model from our catalogue, which sets the category and brand and connects your listing to its price guide. Choose a condition grade, set a price, and write a description that answers the questions a buyer would otherwise have to ask.

Be honest about faults. A listing that admits a scratch sells faster than one that hides it, because the buyer stops wondering what else you left out.

3. Photograph properly

Front, back, top, the mount, the screen, any marks, and everything included. Natural light near a window, plain background, no filters.

Then the proof of ownership frame: the item beside a handwritten note with your name and the date. Thirty seconds, and it is the single strongest signal that your listing is real.

4. Record the serial

Required on cameras and lenses. We show only the first and last characters publicly and give the full number to the buyer on purchase, so the item that arrives can be matched to the one advertised. It protects you as much as the buyer, because it defeats the return swap scam.

5. Publish

Verified sellers publish immediately. Everyone else goes to a moderation queue, usually cleared within a day. A flagged serial sends any listing to review regardless of badge.

6. Sell and ship

Buyers contact you through the site. Agree a price, take payment through PayPal Goods and Services so you both have protection, then pack it properly. Double box anything with glass, photograph the packed parcel before it goes, and always buy tracking.

Payment is currently between you and the buyer. On platform checkout is coming, and this page will change when it does.