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Hello All, We are looking for some advice. Kim has a few pairs of shoes that have either torn at the heel or are out of style for her. We recently decided that we might try and sell these shoes to a more neeedy foot man. Have any of you ever purchased a pair of worn shoes ? If so what do you think the going rate is for leather slides well worn with a nice aroma to them ? Couldn't think of any better place to ask than by starting here with our foot friends.
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quote:Originally posted by punkluvsfeet: i whouldnt buy them thats 4 sure
Wow! I love it when the macho frat boy mentality of a Mousepad member possesses the soul of one of our Wu's Feet members.
I've bought worn shoes before, but only from a foot model who I knew what she looked like from head to toe. I don't see how the dudes that flock to eBay and ebanned do it.
I could help you out with pricing them, but I'd need to see them first. I could also help you with finding a few places to advertise them.
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WOW thanks punkluvsfeet!!! Your thoughtful information was a big help.
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Judging by you wife's sexy peds, I may be interested. I have never bought used shoes/flip flops or sandals before. But I have been curious and have typically seen them for around $30-$40 at various foot sites.
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The value usually is determined by the looks of the owner. Posting pics (of the owner) with the sales ad will probably garner a higher value.
The ability to prove ownership authenticity helps too. Different ways to do it apparently, but the value ultimately rests in the eye of the beholder.
I've bought this woman's trainers for $120. But I knew they were hers and plus she is very hot and the shoes had been through a lot.
It is very subjective. But shoes can also go for like a $1 if the owner is ugly or in some cases where she only validates the ownership by pictures of just her feet, or some scanned pic of a magazine model.
Purchasing shoes can be a very profitable when you reach those handful of guys who just like to buy shoes... just to buy them (regardless if it was owned by a man or not).
I have a lot of concern for the faith that those type of people put into their seller's hands (or feet I should say).
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Hi, Great post I sell ladies well worn shoes from three of my friends, they also sell on e-banned which is where the money is. I do not buy off e-bay and e-bay have stopped more or less the auctions for the foot fetish category. I did a survey for myself and e-bay has more fake sellers (unsmelly and sometimes their husband/boyfriend wears the shoes) than any other site. I have an MSN group also for sale of the three ladies shoes and other items post on many foot fetish forums including den of smelly feet I would certainly sell them for you. Leather slides are my favourites so I would even buy them off you. P.M. me if you need any help
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Shoeslave, How does your wifes shoes smell? I just love a genuine pair of well worn shoes that have been worn for years and built up some good aroma
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when you buy used shoes how long do you keep them?
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