Seller info

I use flea market sites to buy things I need, sell unwanted items (including decluttering), and also as a way to pass the time. That's the main idea, but I also value the small connections we make with each other, even though we can't see each other's faces. I aim to be prompt, courteous, and kind. Mistakes like minor scratches or unseen dirt can happen on either side, so I believe in being understanding. If you're concerned about minor details, please refrain from transacting. Also, if you notice anything, please contact me first. I will do my best to address it. Sometimes I receive extreme price negotiation comments. I also sometimes suggest price reductions based on budget, market price, and remaining expiration dates. Conversely, I sometimes list books I can't bear to throw away, even if it means foregoing profit, hoping they'll go to someone who wants them. I live based on the assumption that people are inherently good, but occasionally there are strange individuals. Recently, someone with obvious malice persistently focused on a mistake in the description. While the mistake was a problem, they kept harping on it even after I apologized. The administration handled it appropriately, which was good, but I considered consulting my legal advisor. If anyone else is experiencing similar issues, please refer to Article 9 of the Civil Code. Because online transactions are anonymous, I want us to be honest with each other. I have nothing to do with individuals who sell shoes with mismatched sizes (due to manufacturing errors) or sell perfumes that have gone bad and smell strange. As I am an amateur, I cannot package items like a store. I will use the original boxes, cushioning materials, and recycled materials. I will do my best to make the packaging as neat and sturdy as possible. For items with unusual shapes or low-priced items under 1,000 yen, I lower the selling price by reusing materials, disassembling packaging, and using outside shipping services. Let's have fun, get along, and be kind to each other. I live with a short-haired dog, and I don't smoke. Thank you for your understanding. Once, when a delivery was made while I was out, a strange person kept contacting me insistently, demanding I receive it quickly. It turned out they were a receiver of stolen goods. Let's be careful of receivers of stolen goods and resellers. Books and items stored in the office, and items purchased on weekends, will be shipped the following week. I think it's because they don't know, but many people are listing old soaps as new and unused. Natural soaps definitely deteriorate after 3 years and can only be used as hand soap. Please be careful.

Seller info

I use flea market sites to buy things I need, sell unwanted items (including decluttering), and also as a way to pass the time. That's the main idea, but I also value the small connections we make with each other, even though we can't see each other's faces. I aim to be prompt, courteous, and kind. Mistakes like minor scratches or unseen dirt can happen on either side, so I believe in being understanding. If you're concerned about minor details, please refrain from transacting. Also, if you notice anything, please contact me first. I will do my best to address it. Sometimes I receive extreme price negotiation comments. I also sometimes suggest price reductions based on budget, market price, and remaining expiration dates. Conversely, I sometimes list books I can't bear to throw away, even if it means foregoing profit, hoping they'll go to someone who wants them. I live based on the assumption that people are inherently good, but occasionally there are strange individuals. Recently, someone with obvious malice persistently focused on a mistake in the description. While the mistake was a problem, they kept harping on it even after I apologized. The administration handled it appropriately, which was good, but I considered consulting my legal advisor. If anyone else is experiencing similar issues, please refer to Article 9 of the Civil Code. Because online transactions are anonymous, I want us to be honest with each other. I have nothing to do with individuals who sell shoes with mismatched sizes (due to manufacturing errors) or sell perfumes that have gone bad and smell strange. As I am an amateur, I cannot package items like a store. I will use the original boxes, cushioning materials, and recycled materials. I will do my best to make the packaging as neat and sturdy as possible. For items with unusual shapes or low-priced items under 1,000 yen, I lower the selling price by reusing materials, disassembling packaging, and using outside shipping services. Let's have fun, get along, and be kind to each other. I live with a short-haired dog, and I don't smoke. Thank you for your understanding. Once, when a delivery was made while I was out, a strange person kept contacting me insistently, demanding I receive it quickly. It turned out they were a receiver of stolen goods. Let's be careful of receivers of stolen goods and resellers. Books and items stored in the office, and items purchased on weekends, will be shipped the following week. I think it's because they don't know, but many people are listing old soaps as new and unused. Natural soaps definitely deteriorate after 3 years and can only be used as hand soap. Please be careful.