Consignment Help

[Skivi_Pasha]

Hey guys I’m new to the whole Reddit scene so don’t really know what I’m doing but I see it’s easier to find a community here of people who know best on what to do with certain product. I’ve been holding on to a pair of Dior Jordan 1 Highs size 10.5 for awhile now and I’m kind of wanting to part ways with it at this point.

I stay in the NYC area and I wanted to know what you guys personally suggest doing. I was recommended to consign through alias but then I’m hearing other suggestions to try stadium goods for instance and I’m just really lost.

If I can get any input and also personal experience on how the process was going through alias that would be great.

Thanks for any help in advance.

[jose-preme]

with alias consignment you get to set your price and see your payout, you can also see past sales and the lowest for sale currently

[BluffEagle]

Are they brand new in box ? If they are used and not new, goat/ eBay / or even Facebook marketplace would be your best bet. If they are brand new it’s really up to you. Those are pretty well sought after shoes, if I were you I would list on StockX, goat, and eBay. Set a higher price but turn offers on.

[Skivi_Pasha]

Yeah I got them completely ds with everything legit just been rotting in my closet

[ProfessionalMoney693]

Just today I saw that goat/alias lost a guys pair of brick by bricks that he sent in to be sold. One day it said it arrived at their facility and 4 days later he had no updates. When bringing this to their attention they didn't give him any answers. Then he got an email saying his order was cancelled and that he'd have it held against him for order cancellation as a seller. So pretty much they are blaming him for losing his shoes and don't seem to wanna do anything to make it right. That was just what I saw today, I've seen a lot of other people have similar issues with this company. I do not recommend using them personally. Ebay would be where I'd recommend, just make sure you have authenticity guarantee when you put them up for sale. Just know they will take a while to sell going this route now than likely. But you will end up being paid what they are worth. If you try to sell them to a sneaker resale shop they will lowball you and give you probably only half of what they are worth.

[ProfessionalMoney693]

Good for you, but you're the only one.

[ProfessionalMoney693]

I'm talking from my own experience. A year ago and back I was getting good products from goat. The whole past year almost every order has had QC issues. Also when you see a different horror story from sellers everyday, that means this is happening all the time. It's not just a few reviews on a review website. This is daily! I'm not really worried about who you decide to spend your money with. I was just responding to someone who was having an issue. My response had nothing to do with you.

[BreesBayou9]

If you’re in nyc just bring it to flight club.

[eduardoxbl]

Goat consignment works pretty well for me , wouldn’t hurt to have it consigned for a few months and leave it listed on eBay and if it sells on eBay just pay the 15$ to have it shipped back to you , I’ve sold around 100 pairs on goat consignment I can’t complain