First to pay gets it, not first to comment.

List each one-of-a-kind piece with a stock of one. Whoever checks out first gets it, the listing shows sold out, and you stop waiting on “sold!” comments that never pay.

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Comments saying sold under a post for a vintage denim jacket, next to a hang tag for the same jacket marked sold out and paid by card.

Under your post

kayla.thrifts sold!!8:00

marco_v SOLD8:00

jess.wears sold pls dm me8:01

nia.brooks is it still here??8:01

kayla.thrifts wait I said sold first8:04

Levi’s trucker jacket

’90s, men’s M
Preowned - Very Good

$74.00

Sold out

#771 Nia B., paid by card at 8:01

When they ask “is this still here?”, send the piece.

Reply with the listing’s order link. If it’s still there when they check out, it’s theirs.

nia.brooksActive now
Today 8:00 AM
is the 90s levi's jacket still available?? what size is it
Men's M, fits a bit boxy, first to check out gets it Levi's trucker jacket, M × 1 · $74.00secondspin.e2c.store
GOT IT. so happy
Order #771 · Confirmed
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  1. You post the drop

    Photos on Instagram at 8, with the link in your bio and your stories.

  2. They check out, not comment

    Each piece has a stock of one. The first person to pay for it gets it.

  3. It shows sold out by itself

    Nobody else can check out with it, and you never have to edit the post to say it's gone.

Put your shop in your bio so every drop points to the same place: secondspin.e2c.store

The condition and the flaws, before anyone asks.

Every listing carries a condition, from Brand New to Preowned - Acceptable. Measurements and the mark on the cuff go in the description, so “what are the measurements?” stops being a DM.

  • Stock of one for one-of-a-kind pieces. Boutique stock can have sizes, each with its own count.
  • Markdowns show the original price crossed out next to the new one.
  • Up to six photos per piece, plus a video link for the try-on.

After the drop, pack and add tracking.

Every piece that sold is in one list, paid, with an address. Add the carrier and tracking number, the order changes to Shipped, and the buyer gets the tracking by email.

That’s the end of “did you send it yet?” in your DMs.

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Pay nothing between drops.

Nia's jacket
$74.00
E2C fee (1.99%)
$1.47
Monthly fee
$0.00

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Questions resellers ask

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E2C for other sellers

What happens when two people want the same piece?

Stock is checked again at checkout. Once the piece is paid for, the listing shows sold out and the next person can't check out with it.

Can I show the condition and measurements?

Every listing has a condition, from Brand New to Preowned - Acceptable, shown on the product page. Put measurements and any flaws in the description.

Can I mark something down?

Yes. Add the original price and it shows crossed out next to the new one.

How do buyers get tracking?

Add the carrier and tracking number to the order. It changes to Shipped and the buyer gets an email with the tracking details.

What does it cost?

Nothing a month. E2C takes 1.99% of each sale. Card and PayPal payments also carry the processor's fee.