My #1 Favorite Platform to Sell On I've been buying & selling on Jawa for a little over 2 years now and have over 100 sales on my account. The Discord community is full of incredible people and staff is more than willing to help you with any orders you may have. I always list my things on Jawa FIRST because I'd rather sell to the awesome community who deserve it than on other marketplaces filled with people who'll waste my time.

ABSOLUTE SHI*, DAMAGED MY GPU. This may vary with the carrier but I sent in my "GEFORCE RTX 3060 TI" for trade in. When my trade in arrived to them they found "bio-hazard" which actually was just baking soda with warm water just to keep the box shut, anyways they denied to open the box further and sent it back. My graphics card had no damage when I sent it to then but when I received my graphics card back the brackets were bent which basically made unusable, obviously I could have bent it back with something but regardless. I filed a USPS Insurance claim which was accepted. My experience with Jawa was absolutely the worse, there trade in values for the conditions of the cards are absolutely. NEVER USE JAWA IF YOU WANT A DAMAGED GPU OR ANYTHING.

Needs work on offer up. Would love to see auctions on used items. Stand by sellers on used items. Jawa is a great buying website with no surprises. Selling online with jawa is hit and miss with buyers. They're uniformed and screwy with decisions after purchases they bought off my site. With no warranty or guarantees with purchase. Buyers still try to fix, break or want refund of things without returning items. Jawa has improved warranty Windows on buyers sales time to buyers. I can't recommend to accept return window as you could get a random buyer looking to poach your rep. After 30-60 ownership time. Good luck like all sales sites. Offer help. Don't add extra services without vetting buyer.

Quick response, quality builds The builds offered are perfection, while maintaining a low price

Uses bad marketing practices Uses bad marketing practices. I looked at the quote price for a GPU I had and never accepted. They sent an email and in the previw of the email, it says "You've accepted our offer" which tries to bait you to click to open the email. I never accepted an offer. When you open the email that line is no where to be found, so they hid it in the email as clickbait.