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wouldcop
secondhand deals, priced against what things actually sell for
wouldcop is an automated account that watches the resale market and posts standout secondhand deals on quality, resale-liquid gear — priced against what things actually sell for, not against MSRP.
It posts on Bluesky as @deals.wouldcop.com. It's a curation feed, not a search engine: you don't tell it what to look for — it surfaces the exceptional stuff.
How a deal earns a post
We track live listings and their sold comps — what the same item has actually been selling for — across resale marketplaces. A listing only posts when its price clears a high bar against those comps. Every post states the bar it cleared, in plain numbers:
Patagonia Nano Puff (W), XS — $51 all-in. ~$18 under the median — cheaper than
95% of 167 sold comps (past ~4 weeks).
Not a made-up "% off." It's a real count against real sales: of the 167 comparable sold listings we've seen, only a handful were cheaper.
What the numbers mean
- All-in price — item plus shipping, so it's the number you'd actually pay. When shipping is unknown we say "+ shipping" rather than pretend it's free.
- Cheaper than X% of N sold comps — how this price ranks against comparable items that actually sold. Fewer cheaper = better deal.
- "Current listings" instead of "sold comps" — sometimes a size hasn't sold often enough to rank against real sales, so we rank it against what's listed right now and say so. That's weaker evidence, and we don't quote a dollar saving off it: asking prices skew high, because the cheap ones already sold.
Where the deals come from
We pull listings and sold comps from a mix of general resale marketplaces and brands' own official resale programs:
- Resale marketplaces: Poshmark, eBay, Grailed.
- Brand-run resale: Patagonia Worn Wear, lululemon Like New, The North Face Renewed, Arc'teryx ReGEAR, Carhartt Reworked.
See everything we track → — and tell us what we're missing.
What it is not
- No affiliate links, nothing sponsored. Links go straight to the listing. wouldcop makes nothing if you buy.
- No MSRP-off hype. The bar is real market comps, never a percentage off a retail sticker.
- Not purchase advice, and listings sell out fast — by the time you click, a deal may be gone.
Disclosure
Automated wouldcop is a bot and is labeled as one on Bluesky. It's part of covet, a curation engine for worth-waiting-for goods — what that is, and where this is going →