Plain advice on buying and selling second-hand, the proper way.
Natural light, a clean background and the honest angles — the flaws as well as the good bits. Buyers trust a listing they can see properly, and they reply faster too.
What did the same thing sell for nearby? Price it to shift, not to win an argument. A fair number now beats a hopeful one that sits for a month.
Stock photos, a price that's too good, a seller who won't get on a call. The little tells that say walk away — and why a verified profile and a real conversation matter.
Meet somewhere public and busy, in daylight, bring a mate if it's a big one. Check the item before money changes hands. The whole point is a hand-off you don't have to worry about.
Read the condition, compare the going rate nearby, meet somewhere public, and ask the questions that matter before you commit.
Good photos, a fair price, a clear description and a quick reply — the four things that turn a listing into a sold sign.