Answers before you submit.

Yes. There is no signup fee, listing fee, commission, or payment required from sellers. WBT earns money from referral fees paid by buyers who choose to claim a seller’s contact information.

Choose the item categories, add a description for each item, tell buyers about your timing and pickup preferences, and enter your contact information. Photos are optional, but clear photos can motivate more buyers to respond.

Furniture, appliances, electronics, tools, antiques, collectibles, sporting goods, musical instruments, vehicles, household lots, storage-unit contents, and much more. Use the Other category when something does not fit neatly elsewhere.

WBT does not accept illegal property, weapons, hazardous materials, live animals, or items that require special licensing to transfer. If you are unsure, contact us before submitting.

WBT alerts buyers whose selected categories and service areas match your submission. Your phone number and email address remain private until a buyer claims the referral.

The network includes independent resellers, dealers, collectors, estate buyers, cleanout buyers, and other professionals who tell WBT what they purchase and where they operate.

Probably not, and that is by design. WBT is for sellers who value speed, convenience, and professional pickup more than maximizing every dollar through a long public sale.

No. You decide whether to sell, negotiate, or pass. WBT makes the introduction but does not control the transaction.

No. WBT connects you with relevant members of the buyer network. You and the buyer agree directly on price, payment, timing, and pickup.

No. The form lets you say whether the buyer should come to you, whether you can deliver, or whether either arrangement works.

Timing depends on your location, categories, descriptions, photos, and asking expectations. Some sellers hear quickly; other submissions may take longer or receive no response.

Use clear descriptions, disclose condition and flaws, include useful measurements or model numbers, add well-lit photos, and set expectations that leave room for a reseller or bulk buyer.

Give each selected item enough information for a buyer to understand what it is and whether it fits their business. Brand, condition, quantity, dimensions, age, and known problems are especially useful. Selling furniture? See our guide to selling furniture locally.

Yes. The form lets you communicate your price expectations. Remember that WBT buyers typically purchase for resale, so aggressive pricing usually creates more interest.

Yes. Estate buyers and liquidators often prefer larger lots. Describe the overall contents, include photos of the major items and rooms, and mention any deadline. Our guide to handling a loved one’s belongings can help you plan the larger process.

Yes. Submit the unit as one lot under Storage Unit Contents. Wide photos and information about access, deadlines, and whether everything must go are especially helpful. See the dedicated storage-unit selling page.

Be direct about the deadline, group the items into one complete submission, and prioritize a price that makes a fast bulk transaction worthwhile for the buyer. Read our downsizing guide for a practical sequence.

Yes. WeBuyThat is operated by Referrals For America Inc., a Minnesota corporation. WBT connects sellers with independent buyers. Review the published Terms and Privacy Policy.

No. Your name, phone number, and email address are not displayed publicly. They are provided only to buyers who claim the referral.

Email hello@webuythat.com and include enough detail for us to understand what you are trying to sell.