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Hi! I joined all things worn as a seller a few weeks ago and am yet to make a sale. Would appreciate your thoughts on these queries

• I don't show my face, is that a fatal flaw for selling?
• I'm focused on clothing and don't offer any other services, again is that going to prevent me selling?
• I've started to message back and forth with a couple of buyers but am struggling to know how often/ how much to message them. Aware it takes a lot of time and I don't know if/how it would lead to any sales.

Any help appreciated x

i'm rephrasing a previous post because i feel like i looked lika a scammer. i just started yesterday, and i don't really know the ropes yet. i've found some helpful information already on r/findom.

can anybody just give me general advice on how to manage something like this with my day-to-day life? should i have certain times in the day to work or should it be all day?

All Things Worn (ATW) has become a go-to platform for those looking to sell used, niche, and intimate items. It provides a safe and judgment-free space to connect with buyers worldwide. If you’re thinking about joining or are already a seller looking to boost your sales, this blog will walk you through everything you need to know to succeed.

Why Choose All Things Worn?

ATW is more than just a marketplace—it’s a community. Here’s what makes it unique: • Privacy: Sellers and buyers remain anonymous, using usernames instead of personal information. • Variety: You can sell more than just panties—think socks, shoes, hosiery, bras, and even custom fetish items. • Supportive Community: ATW fosters an environment of mutual respect and offers tips, forums, and resources to help sellers succeed.

How to Get Started

1. Create a Winning Profile

Your profile is the first impression buyers get, so make it count: • Profile Picture: Use an eye-catching image, but keep it within ATW’s guidelines. • Bio: Write a clear, enticing bio that showcases your personality and what you offer. Be genuine and approachable. • Set Your Boundaries: Mention any items you won’t sell or services you don’t provide to manage expectations.

2. List Your Items

ATW allows you to sell a wide range of items. Here are some tips for creating great listings: • High-Quality Photos: Take clear, well-lit photos of your items. Blurred or poorly lit pictures can deter buyers. • Creative Descriptions: Be descriptive! Include details like the fabric, scent options, or how the item was used (if applicable). • Pricing: Research what other sellers charge for similar items to set competitive prices.

3. Interact with Buyers

Communication is key: • Respond to messages promptly. • Be polite, even if you’re turning down a request. • Establish trust by being transparent about what you’re selling.

Tips to Maximize Sales

1. Build a Reputation

Buyers are more likely to purchase from sellers with good reviews. Encourage satisfied buyers to leave feedback after a transaction.

2. Be Consistent

Regularly update your listings and keep your profile active. Posting fresh items keeps you visible on the platform.

3. Use Premium Features

ATW offers premium seller memberships, which can boost your visibility and unlock features like enhanced profiles and promoted listings.

4. Offer Customization

Many buyers are drawn to personalized experiences. Offering custom options (like scent preferences or custom notes) can make your items more appealing.

Staying Safe

While ATW is a relatively secure platform, it’s important to take precautions: • Stay Anonymous: Never share your real name, address, or personal details. • Use Secure Payment Methods: Stick to ATW’s recommended payment options, like PayPal or CashApp, to avoid scams. • Trust Your Instincts: If a buyer seems suspicious, don’t engage. Block and report them if necessary.

What Can You Sell on All Things Worn?

Here are some popular categories of items: • Lingerie: Used panties, bras, stockings, garters. • Footwear: Shoes, socks, heels, and slippers. • Accessories: Jewelry, scarves, and other personal items. • Fetish Items: Custom products tailored to specific buyer interests.

Success Stories

Many sellers on ATW have turned this side hustle into a steady income stream. With dedication, a creative approach, and good customer service, you can stand out from the crowd and build a loyal customer base.

Final Thoughts

Selling on All Things Worn can be a fun and rewarding experience. By putting effort into your listings, engaging with buyers, and maintaining a professional approach, you can create a successful and sustainable side hustle. Whether you’re selling for fun or profit, ATW offers a unique opportunity to connect with a niche market in a supportive community.

Would you like help drafting a seller bio or creating listing ideas? Let me know!

Hi guys! I’m brand new and I signed up for panty deal premium but I’m having difficulty uploading photos; it keeps showing that it’s uploaded but it doesn’t show up in my album. Any suggestions or recommendations for me? I’ve contacted support but they are not much help, they respond very slow. Thank you in advance for your help!

Safe and secure service to have someone send money to?

I’m wondering if there’s a way to anonymously ship via UPS, FedEx or Purolator — do they check your ID if you say you’re shipping personal mail? Normally with Canada Post, I use a random return address (e.g. a hotel, mall or condo address) and don’t include a name. I don’t know if I can use a bogus name/initials or a different address for the sender info when shipping via UPS, etc., in case they need to see ID. Does anyone have experience shipping with these carriers (particularly from Canada)? Canadian sellers, how are you dealing with the postal strike, or are you just not selling right now? This is so frustrating!

What's your average ratio of orders to actual sales on ATW? I keep getting ghosted once I send the order and I'm not sure how to prevent that or if that's just normal.

FuckOffWillYaGeez6 messaged me here on Reddit asking if I was a new seller, and saying he would help me out. He told me to add him on Snap, and I'm always morbidly curious about what the scam is, so I did. He proceeded to send a pic of a bunch of cash and told me I too could earn like this from an elite group of buyers. I asked him why he thought I'd be a good fit, and he mentioned some of my physical attributes. He then said he'd like to review them further and asked me to send more pics. I told him they would be $1 each, and he told me he would pay me $200, after we were all done, "of course." I told him I'm a SWer, not an idiot, and payment comes before services. He then, of course, told me how sad it was I was missing out on such a great opportunity. I told him to stop being the scum of the Earth. 🤓

Started an account and initially got a lot of traction/follows and interaction but seems to have dropped off despite my content getting better.

Is this anyone else’s experience and how do you all deal with the constant battle of dealing with mods?

I'm starting to realize that, with a little more hustle, I could potentially make all the money I need doing SW to complement my partner's income. If this is all you do for work, what do you tell people you do to earn money?

Second question: while doing a Chaturbate stream yesterday, I had someone PM me claiming to be a former cam girl and saying she wanted to mentor me, like someone did for her. She said she'll teach me the psychology of milking guys out of their money, and she does high paying collabs I might be able to join her for, and she'll help me put together a tip menu. I'm 95% sure this is a scam, but, like, what's the scam? Has anybody encountered this?

I've been selling on ATW for 2+ months, and about a month ago, I decided to branch out, and posted some panties on Ubisub, which I saw on Insta. I was absolutely bombarded with scammers, and figured the site was a bust and forgot about it. Well, yesterday I apparently sold the pair of panties I had posted there, and I have no idea if I'm proceeding correctly. I can't seem to message the buyer directly, and I don't think he's paid already, but I'm legitimately not sure. The site says to add a note to the order to arrange payment with the buyer, which I've done, to no response. I don't want to leave a buyer hanging, especially if he's spent money, but I don't know what to do here. I'm usually very technically literate, but this site is awful. I'll be trying to contact the site for help, but I'm not optimistic. Anyone have any experience with Ubisub?

what subreddits are good for advertising premade piss content ???

Hello, I was wondering what are your prices for the following : -Buttplug -Realistic Dildo -Vibrating dildo

All of them used and sold often with panties used at the same time.

I don’t want to overprice or underprice.

Thanks!

Basically, I regularly sell clothes on Facebook Marketplace since I go shopping a lot. I used to only post the items themselves but some clothing pieces only look good when they’re worn, so I started posting each item with try on photos. To me it just seems like regular mirror pictures. The same day I got dozens of messages of guys offering to pay me more for worn clothes, some in the hundreds for one item. Like someone wanted to pay me $500 for a worn workout set, another $150 for one pair of panties, and someone else wanted a bag of any worn clothes and they’d e-transfer me just to leave them somewhere where he can get them and not even meet him. That was on my main account with a photo of me as the profile picture.

Now, I’m considering making a separate Facebook account to only sell my worn clothes and panties for extra cash as a college student. However, I’m most concerned about keeping my identity private. Some seem really desperate and when I don’t respond they keep offering higher, so I feel like they’d still buy even if I’m set to only offer shipping and don’t even meet with them. Meeting with them even in a public location would make me paranoid about them following me home or something. But my e-transfer and PayPal have my real name, and I’m not sure how to make it anonymous otherwise. Also, in Canada where we don’t have venmo, cash app, etc. I know there’s lots of websites but it seems like more work to set up when I already know in my area on Facebook there’s tons of people willing to pay for this. Any other considerations on how to make this as safe as possible are appreciated.

Recently I’ve been getting a lot of request for some domination things. I have always been naturally submissive and been comfortable doing content themed after that. However with my younger age I seem to attract some people looking for dom. Is it just like your one or the other or can you practice and get better over time?

Any idea where would one hypothetically sell removed implants? TIA

Very new to all this. Trying to build my karma so subs don’t think I’m a bot but it’s frustrating finding places to post. Also, I have heard so many people saying oh post on Craigslist or fb marketplace and I get flagged every time!! Even if my posts are completely SFW they get flagged. Struggling to build from scratch. Just found this sub and hoping it will help. No real question just wanted to vent a little to those that might understand.🤍

I wondered anyone who uses throne, are the buyers able to cancel a gift after purchase?

I always worried say I do a session & then the person goes to cancel the gift afterwards. Wasn't sure if that's possible or not.

My new sub is into worship, flr, joi, gfe, dommes, dirty talk, being owned. Hair. Ass. This is the exact list he has given me.

He doesn’t like being humiliated he says he likes me to be kind to him

He is asking me for tasks but besides making him write about how obsessed he is with me or making me his phone background k can’t think of any other tasks for him?

I was about to go post there and can't find it now... was it closed?

It was one of the few subreddit that I found to post fetish bakery items and breast milk... any other suggestions for this?

I have telegram and am Wanting to broadcast some live content. Can anyone tell me if the broadcasting in the private channel gives good content? Pros/cons

Is it safe? How do you get cash instead of wishlist items? Thank you

2/3 minute videos fully clothes getting heeled boots muddy telling the buyer they need to lick them clean