Though many of you have become masters of nabbing my new finds just after they go "live" on Sundays, others of you have questions, so I thought it high time to walk through the basics. All of this is designed to make things as fair and transparent as possible --a level playing field for everyone. I am not selling things before they go live and no one gets special treatment. My goal is equal opportunity for all.
Here's the basics:
- Everything new appears HERE, in the "just in" section of this website, at 4pm on the dot on Sundays. If I will not have anything new, I post a story on Instagram Sunday morning saying "nothing new today." The home page of this website also notes the day when next listings will drop.
- At 4pm on Sundays I also post a selection of my new finds on Instagram. That is basically advertising, to drive people to this website.
- To grab things most quickly, come to the website a few minutes before 4 and keep refreshing until you see my new finds appear.
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If there is something you really want, add it to your cart and immediately proceed to checkout. ITEMS IN YOUR CART ARE NOT YOURS UNTIL YOU HAVE COMPLETED CHECKOUT. If there is something else you then see, do the same again. I will always combine shipping when possible and refund the extra postage you have paid.
A few other notes:
- Sold items are quickly moved to the "sold archive" section of the website. So if you saw something on instagram you wanted but don't see it in the "just in" section, that is because it has moved to sold. The sold archive contains many thousands of items I have sold, and is for me the most meaningful part of the website. A searchable treasure trove if I do say so myself.
- I don't offer trade discounts on things just listed. Things move too fast on Sundays for that, and I try to keep prices very reasonable to begin with.
- BUT, if there is something that has been on the website for a bit, or if there are a number of things you are interested in, I am always open to considering a discount or an offer. Just get in touch to ask.
Other questions on any of this, please just ask!