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About Thrift Routes

Short version: the FlowLister team publishes this. We would rather say that on page one than have you work it out from the footer.

Who publishes this

Thrift Routes is published by the team behind FlowLister, an AI listing tool for eBay sellers. We talk to resellers every day. The questions that keep coming back (when to leave, what to skip, whether Saturday paid) are the ones written down here, in the voice of someone who has stood in a picked-over aisle and stayed too long.

Why a separate site

Sourcing sits upstream of listing. Finding inventory worth a slot, and finding an evening to list it, are the two constraints we hear most. We can help with the second. The first is a floor skill. It wanted its own pages, not a squeezed blog post on a product site.

How this is written

• Method first. A number is arithmetic you can check, a public figure we link to, or labelled a rule of thumb.
• No invented statistics. We do not cite studies we have not read or surveys we did not run.
• No sponsored placements, affiliate links, or paid inclusions.
• FlowLister appears once per page, in a marked disclosure, and only for what it does today: photo to a complete eBay listing.
• Figures that move (tax, mileage, carrier pricing) stay as calculator inputs or links to the publisher. This site should not go quietly stale.

Corrections

If something here is wrong, we want to fix it. Corrections go to the contact address on the FlowLister contact page.

What this site is not

Not financial, tax, or legal advice. Reselling is a business. Your numbers are yours. For tax, check the current rules with the relevant authority or a professional where you live.