Webstore is OK I been on Webstore for a good while they don't spam or scam you just hard to make any money.

Not worth free, paid $10 to quickly I signed up here too quickly and paid $10 as this was rated high in one review. And they say to pay $10 to get better visibility. But upon checking many other reviews this didn't even show up. Also I checked how many items listed, for example, Nikon, and only 12 items showed up. Other popular items only 10 or less. For the same Nikon on Ebay over 268,000 showed up. Nobody is supporting this auction site. There are no alternatives to Ebay it seems but I can't sell on Ebay due to them requiring their Payoneer system which is to much trouble to sign up and filled with errors. Also the numerous ads popping up all over makes this website confusing to use as you have to sift all the ads to get to what you want.

They keep selling my stocks and… They keep selling my stocks and collecting my money

I've been selling on Webstore for 5… I've been selling on Webstore for 5 years now selling preowned items & collectible media items and currently have two stores there. There is no comparison between Webstore, eBay & Amazon. Amazon & eBay already have a massive following worldwide. The traffic is already established so there's not too much to do as far as using the right keywords to attract traffic outside these two platforms. If you're wanting to sell to a massive audience and provide many products then go with the big guys. Webstore is for the smaller sellers on a budget. With Webstore, you have to promote your store via FB, Google Ads, Pinterest, Trade shows, blogs, proper keywords. You can sell niche items there as well. They're more like your local country store. Your sales depend on how much work you put into your store. Webstore allows you to also promote your items on Pinterest & FB. Social media is very powerful if know how to use it properly and that's how I promote through social media. Webstore also offer an affiliate program when you drive traffic to Webstore and if the buyer buys an item off of anyone's store you get paid. The money I save from not getting charged with fees I put back into my stores investing in myself. Yes, there's a learning curve but if you stick with it you will make money. There is no membership fee, just a $10 fee to get your account verified which is for your advantage to build trust with potential buyers. Another way I promote is to sell my slower items through eBay and when I ship the item to the buyer I include an advertisement to my store on Webstore and offer them a 15% off coupon. Thus using some of eBay's traffic to bring customers to my store. However, If you're not willing to put in the work, then eBay & Amazon would be your choice and put up with their intense rules and possibly get your account suspended out of the blue with no explanation. Webstore's support is limited compared to Amazon & eBay's policies. but both eBay & Amazon are constantly changing their policies whereas Webstore stays consistent. Webstore's international sales are for Canada only. So if you're wanting to capture a bigger international audience then Webstore is not for you. I'm happy with Webstore and recommend them for newbies or sellers on a budget.

very cool and affordable i used to sell on ebay and the fees became outrageous. there was no seller protection either. buyers could say anything and they always won the case even if you sent it with a tracking number.