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Sell things I no longer need for the best price

Pricing, listing text, and the best place to sell each item, plus safety tips for meeting buyers and taking payment.

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The prompt

Help me sell items I don't need anymore. Items to sell: [for each: what it is, brand or model, age, condition, original price if known, any flaws] Where I live: [city or region, to judge local vs. shipping] How much effort I want to put in: [e.g. "quick sale, fair price", "maximize price, I can wait"] Selling options I can use: [local marketplace apps, online auction sites, consignment, yard sale] Prices I've seen for similar items: [LISTINGS I FOUND, or "none yet"] Give me: 1. For each item: the best type of place to sell it, a suggested price range based only on the comparable listings I provided (or [CHECK SOLD LISTINGS] if I gave none), and a firm minimum. 2. A listing for each item: a searchable title and a short, honest description that mentions flaws upfront. 3. Photo tips: what angles and details to show for each type of item. 4. Replies to common buyer messages: "Is this still available?", lowball offers, and requests to hold the item. 5. Safety rules: meet in a public place or a police-station exchange zone, bring someone along for big items, accept secure payment methods, and watch for overpayment and fake payment-confirmation scams. 6. What to do with items that don't sell: donate, bundle, or recycle. Keep it practical and quick to act on.

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What to fill in

  • city or region, to judge local vs. shipping
  • e.g. "quick sale, fair price", "maximize price, I can wait"
  • LISTINGS I FOUND, or "none yet"
  • CHECK SOLD LISTINGS

How this prompt is built

This prompt follows the RTF structure (Role, Task, Format). RTF tells the model who to be, what to do and what shape the answer should take. It is the quickest structure that still gives noticeably better results than a bare request.

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