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Does selling stuff you own affect your unemployment? (NYS)
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this post was submitted on 14 Sep 2024
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Tbh id be lucky to sell maybe $100 in a short time
practically speaking nobody will do shit over 100 bucks personal transaction.
in this position focus on surviving and getting cash flowing again.
if you are using ebay and it will be reported to the IRS, then read what the form says when you do weekly certification. if they can cross reference, then it is not worse playing funny games.
Unfortunately it seems like people rarely buy from my eBay anyways
ebay gutting itself with the rent seeking bullshit.
craigslist local cash transactions where it is at imho