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The Great ‘What to Sell Where’ Hunt
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Thanks for info, now much wiser:rotfl: . Bacardi0
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Thanks, Soolin and Oakie - I'll try an auction house.
It got forced on me when we were clearing out an elderly relative's house after her death, and I turned down three others before I cracked and accepted the one I've ended up with. It's really horrible (or at least, to me it is!), so I wouldn't be surprised if I needed to pay someone to take it off my hands rather than the other way around:o !0 -
You could always keep it until the market turns round again, china has a habit of going in and out of fashion so if it isn't worth anything now it might be one day.I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the eBay, Auctions, Car Boot & Jumble Sales, Boost Your Income, Praise, Vents & Warnings, Overseas Holidays & Travel Planning , UK Holidays, Days Out & Entertainments boards. If you need any help on these boards, do let me know.. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any posts you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com.All views are my own and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.0
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Hi I would suggest that you take a photo of your tea set and then e mail it to a couple of auction houses near to you and ask if they are interested in selling it and how much you would be likely to get. If they are not interested then at least you know and you haven't had to go to the trouble of lugging it round. You should check how much they will charge and when the next auction is. Most auctioneers also have free valuation days so you could check that out too.0
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came across beansprog.com, for selling childrens stuff. Flat % to sell it, fixed price stuff. Not much happening so far but bought a swimming bath seat for my son and smooth enough transaction0
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Probably the cheapest way I have sold stuff, was listing in the local shops. Cost about 20p for a few weeks, or in my local Spar free. Large items sell well here as they are usually all local buyers. Supermarkets also have notice boards, which can be quite decent.0
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i have just found clothesagency.com. They charge £1.25 per month per item, 6 FREE photos and NO commission when it sells. They tend to be designer or high end shop clothes, so you could sell an item for £50 and only pay a total of £1.25! Bargain!June 2009 - Wii; December 2009 - Fortnum & Mason Hamper; 2009 - Little Red Tractor DVD; How to afford time off work book; April 2010 - Mamas & Papas Pram; May 2010 - Imperial Leather Goodies; Jan 2011 - Trivial Pursuit cards; Narnia goodies; VTech cot mobile (stopped comping!) Nov 2011 - Kiddicare cotbed.0
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Could you please specify what forum classifieds are very good for selling computer equipment. Any address?
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i have just found clothesagency.com. They charge £1.25 per month per item, 6 FREE photos and NO commission when it sells. They tend to be designer or high end shop clothes, so you could sell an item for £50 and only pay a total of £1.25! Bargain!
That's assuming any of it sells at all, of course. I prefer some of my fees and preferably all of them to be FVF - you may pay more if you sell, but that's IF you sell.
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I've logged into clothesagency.com but everything on sale is in a small size - nothing above a 14, and not many of those.0
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