I was looking up where a person lived from a locker I bought, because they had some post cards addressed to them that they saved..

I had eBay up on my other monitor, and I decided to type in "Grand Cayman Postcard" and selected Used, sold listings.

And they apparently sell for a few dollars... Same with used concert tickets and events tickets..

I never thought to even look those up, normally just toss that stuff out.

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No one lives their life to a letter of the law, no one.. Period.

Let's get real here, hey "Bob What are you in for?", I killed 50 people, and you "I used a USPS box for something it wasn't intended for"

When you put metal on the curb for the sanitation company to pick up and some scrapper rolls by in their pick up and takes it. (That's Illegal)

When you buy something on ebay or amazon, and you don't pay sales tax on the item, regardless of the state. (That's illegal)

When you sell something on Craigslist, Garage Sales, Flea Market, Ebay and don't report the profit as income (That's Illegal)

When you "Dumpster" dive for boxes and supplies (That's Illegal)

Let's not get on some moral ground of what's legal or not. It's just called a "Loophole" in the system.

You here politicians talking about closing loopholes etc.  When you close a loophole, all they do is make it so it's harder to abuse without a penalty and enforce it (if it's worth the $$ enforcing). 

Did you know if you get a ticket for going 1- 14 mph over the speed limit, the judge normally frowns upon that? That's why most tickets are written for people going 15 mph or over. (Unless it's a school zone - they become a little stricter their)

Also, to the person that buys the plastic label holders, just walk into fedex, you can get those for free, no need to spend money on it.

Also get yourself an industrial shredder, I got one from a locker, I bought it just for the shredder. Anyway, as we all know their's plenty of papers you can shred in just about every locker to last a long time. If not, just shred all the advertisement mail and newspaper you get.

Like I said, I don't condone anything illegal.  I just recognize it as fact and that people do it. You do whatever makes you feel morally special inside.  But the original posted wanted to know why shipping kills him and and not others and I answered that question.

So on 9/20, I became a Bronze PowerSeller and Top Rated seller, just like the ebay support person said.

9/20 - 9/21 - I sold 8 things... (Things that I been re-listing for months) - 2 of these items were over $200

I wonder if it has anything to do the upgrade or if it's because I put in the 14 day return policy, or the moon just aligned right today.

So I just re-listed a bunch more items, I haven't been able to sell for 6 months that I gave up on. We'll see.

Shot Glasses are a tough Sell on Ebay, sometimes you might get a $1 each for them (if you have a lot/collection).

At garage sales, I sell them the non-desired ones for .25 cents each.. just to get rid of them. Normally people who own/work a thrift store will come take them all at that price.

95% of all Direct TV parts end up as scrap.

You can sell the dish, no restrictions on that (A lot of people will buy just the dish, because one person will pay for the TV package, and then give another person a box from their package)

Say MOM pays $80 a month for Directv. Then the son, buys a dish, and installs it and asks mom to rent another box at $7. So now mom pays $87 and the Son pays $0 for his TV package.  Or if the son is nice he'll pay half the total bill.

When you get a box you can call Direct TV and see if it's a lease, if it's leased, it's just scrap or parts at that point.

Most of the time, people owe money to Direct TV, and that receiver will never be able to be used until they clear the account it was attached to even if the person owned it.

The remotes, you can sell. They are common, you won't get much for them $0 to $5 each, depending on the model.  You'll get more for the batteries, on some occasions,  if they are still good.