What if his fetish is just shoes and he's offended that you think he's a common sock-perve?
He’s a regular, he loves his socks. Not a fan of nylons socks though, just cotton and prefers lighter colours.
Do you know if there’s demand for men’s shoes and socks
I’m sure there is a market, but it definitely doesn’t seem as big as the demand for women’s. My husband is a size 14, very heavy on his shoes (runners in particular) and I’m always tempted to list an old pair of his, but don’t think he’d be willing to go along with it.
@SleepFreeZone - I agree!! Don’t really see the attraction myself but hey ho! I often get messages from men saying they want shoes or socks that are so smelly they’ll cum as soon as they sniff them, so it’s obviously a very, very strong trigger for some people.
wouldnyou expect difficult starting with a new eBay account?
No. Most buyers will have created a new account just for these purchases and some create a new account each time so they usually have no start rating. You take the risk but if you stick to eBay and PayPal initially, you’ll mitigate that.
@PepperAndPops I always say sone Hint along the lines of “these shoes are well worn and there is some damage to the sole, but they will be cleaned to an acceptable standard before dispatch”
Then, you’ll typically get a few messages saying “I’m interested but would prefer if you didn’t wash them, is that ok?”. It doesn’t cause problems as eBay don’t by check the condition on dispatch, they just watch for blatant flouting- words like “stained” would probably lead to a delisting.
Im not in the UK so second hand items of low value do bit need to be declared but not sure of that applies everywhere.