TMR does okay. I’ve bought a few things from them and sold some things to them. Most everything went okay and I got fair prices.
They take on some risk buying used gear, hoping to test it as many ways as possible, storing it, listing it, spend time $ talking to people about it, and offer a reasonable return policy. Their objective is to move product, and that occurs faster by not overpaying for it to begin with. They can re-list for whatever price they want and hope a real buyer comes along, and then hoping the buyer does not return it. Seems they’ve learned to fine tuned the cycle a bit more and likely what it takes to stay in business, pay employees, and absorb some of that return risk too. You can take their offer now or sell it yourself over time and deal with offers too just like they do.
They take on some risk buying used gear, hoping to test it as many ways as possible, storing it, listing it, spend time $ talking to people about it, and offer a reasonable return policy. Their objective is to move product, and that occurs faster by not overpaying for it to begin with. They can re-list for whatever price they want and hope a real buyer comes along, and then hoping the buyer does not return it. Seems they’ve learned to fine tuned the cycle a bit more and likely what it takes to stay in business, pay employees, and absorb some of that return risk too. You can take their offer now or sell it yourself over time and deal with offers too just like they do.