I normally am a fan of selling used electronics and computer parts, but sometimes it's more trouble than it's worth. If it's an old iPad or phone I can give it family as an upgrade for their own devices. But when I upgraded my watch from an SE to SE2, I just traded it in with Apple. The last thing I want to do is worry about scammers on ebay and packing/shipping such a fragile device (didnt have original box).
Just recently I was listing a few items on eBay and almost immediately as soon as I posted said listing, I got offers from users from Delaware from a zip code and/or address associated with freight forwarders and scammers. I gave up after the 2nd offer after already canceling a purchase to an address typically associated with scammers/freight forwarders. How difficult is it to say, that you're only selling to real people with real addresses located within the continental US? The frustrating part was that I priced those items super low with the intention of just getting rid of them quickly, I feel like that put me on the target sights of the worst of eBay
You'd think it would be in eBays best interest to cultivate a platform based on trust.