Has anyone used iHaveit to sell?

[Paul Capon 82]

Has anyone used iHaveit to sell? I saw it mentioned on another site. I then found I had opened an account and logged on to find I had 312 items for sale already!  Completely forgot about them. 
BUT Never had a sniff of a sale. 
 

Anyone used it?

[Steviehay 193]

Bag of shite paul 

[Paul Capon 82]

I thought it might be - I’ve just flushed all my records out of it anyway. Cheers for the reply. 

[Godzilla 1,188]

iHaveit have aggressively targeted indie record shops, trying to get us to stop using discogs/eBay/our own websites and switch to them instead.

The guy who rang me fundamentally misunderstood the mentality of record collectors, insisting that everybody just wants the cheapest copy of a record that they can find  - and that which version is for sale is irrelevant and is therefore an unimportant aspect of listing on ihaveit. Check the iHaveit eBay listings with no pics and limited description as evidence.

This is further illustrated by the fact that if an item is sold on another platform, but also ordered from iHaveit before the seller has had a chance to delete it, the seller is obliged to source another copy (any variant) rather than cancel on the basis that it’s no longer available.

The people who are running iHaveit appear to have no background or interest in the intricacies of collecting and – despite their alleged aim of somehow ending homelessness through their profits -  the whole thing struck me as being a really misguided and cynical enterprise.

[Paul Capon 82]

Thanks for the reply. I did read a similar thing about out of stock records. I have since deleted everything I had put on it (and forgotten about). I will avoid

[Mal C 2,837]

I'd haver thought the message was in the name, HAVIT!  (spoken with gruff voice) lol

Edited February 23 by Mal C