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Darksat
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I would be interested but I see problems, consumer confidence in getting a good product for one.
I think it needs some discussion about the problems & practicalities.
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| I think it needs some discussion about the problems & practicalities. |
Does this require such a lengthy and complex discussion? It's just an online store, you know  ? I might be missing something here. If so, please elaborate.
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Customers can be a bit sceptical about buying second hand goods online as there is no garuntee that the delivered product is in good condition.
Im for it myself, but who handles storage of products, delivery, etc
Amazon dosnt do that, do they.
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I think Amazon's used book store is actually handled by Amazon stuff (or Amazon's contractors). If I set up the store using eBay, then, as you know, shipment is handled by the seller.
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