Thirty yards, ranked on what buyers say. See where the trade sits.
Thirty UK and Irish vehicle recyclers selling parts on eBay, measured on twelve months of public buyer feedback and this week’s listings. No account access, no seller named on a bad number.
Simon Bastin-Mitchell ran the eBay operation at two UK vehicle recyclers and is Commercial Manager at Reclamet. The proof is the index.
The whole index, sellers A to Z.
Complaint rates, what buyers complain about, how often stock is added and who offers free postage at what price, across all thirty sellers. Enter your details and the report opens straight away.
See where you sit.
Your eBay store, named and placed on every measure in the index: complaint rate, listing cadence, postage policy and price point, against the field. Your last twelve months of negative feedback coded to the four themes, and three changes in priority order, each with the complaints it would remove or the places it would move you. Four weeks on, a second capture, included, so you can see what moved.
No call, no login. A written report, prepared for one yard, delivered within seven working days. Simon confirms by email before any work starts; nothing is charged on this page. If the report tells you nothing you didn't already know, say so and there's no invoice.
What your yard actually keeps per vehicle.
The Record measures what a yard kept on each vehicle from source to bale, over a month with Simon on site. It runs from autumn 2027. It starts as a conversation, not a form: say what you want to know and he will come back to you with a window.