Actually supermarkets re not "Killing It" turnover is down there as well, as it was in 2019. It was only in 2023 that it started to see growth. (We trade in this industry so we see what's happening behind the scenes.) If you want to see massive profits look at coke. That will make your eyes water. 

Sales are down across the board, and not just trademe. Our real world stores have seen a decline, despite being  the sort of store that should grow in this environment. In 4 years we have seen literal stagnation. But we make sure that we have a mix of options, real world, webstore and trademe. I've never just relied on one source.   

Belle, you need to shop around, like our customers do. Pass the parcel for example are $5 cheaper. and thats just as a casual customer. Once you become an account customer, then their rates will become more competitive. Companies like go sweet spot, can provide even better pricing once quantities reach higher levels.