I'd like to use this service, too, if it worked reasonably.<p>Pre-Internet, there were consignment shops for clothing.<p>In earlier days of eBay, IIUC, there was a third party business with a chain of physical locations where you could drop off your stuff, and they'd do all the eBay hassle for you.<p>eBay and Amazon have tried some ways to improve the one-off selling experience for select commodity-like used items (e.g., iPhones). There's also ways to get Amazon to warehouse and list misc. items (but that looked like more headache and risk than it was worth, for one-off).<p>There's multiple businesses here that you can pay to remove most items, and I assume they cherry-pick some items for resale rather than trash.<p>Goodwill takes donations, and has staff that intercepts some items to eBay (and perhaps elsewhere), lets professional third-party flippers into centers (e.g., finding designer clothing), and then the rest can go to their retail stores.