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Have Had Enough of Ebay
Cute_'n'_Quirky
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Sick and fed up of dozy buyers.
Where else can I sell good quality Brand New or Nearly New clothing from my own wardrobe without this hassle?
Where else can I sell good quality Brand New or Nearly New clothing from my own wardrobe without this hassle?
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Cute_n_Quirky wrote: »Sick and fed up of dozy buyers.
Where else can I sell good quality Brand New or Nearly New clothing from my own wardrobe without this hassle?
Ebid, Tazbar, Loot, local paper etc.
Amazon?"Love you Dave Brooker! x"
"i sent a letter headded sales of god act 1979"0 -
I didn't know they sold clothes on amazon!!!0
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well they sell clothes but dont know if you would be able to find a matching listing to your items0
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There is a website for selling/swapping just clothes. Think its called bigwardrobe.co.uk (or.com)
HTH
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If you specialise in clothes I would hire out a church hall and have a nearly new sale. Have a couple of changing areas set up, put on some chairs and refreshments.
For stock you can always buy wholesale from Grattan, I know they do bulk deals on left over stock.0 -
i wouldnt bother with big wardrobe - its a good idea but isnt regulated at all, ive had so many people make an offer then just not pay. one woman wanted 20 of my items - i was suspicious so emailed her to check she definately wanted them all, she seemed genuine and replied to all emails then just never paid so i have all the hassle of relisting 20 items.0
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Have decided to give everything to my local British Heart Foundation shop - it is just not worth the hassle with ebay any more.
Certainly come May when the buyers can give negs out whenever they feel like it0 -
Cute_n_Quirky wrote: »Have decided to give everything to my local British Heart Foundation shop - it is just not worth the hassle with ebay any more.
Certainly come May when the buyers can give negs out whenever they feel like it
completely agree - if they have another cheap listing day before may i will have one last go and list everything i can find, but after that everything will go to the charity shop.0 -
jacksons_mum wrote: »completely agree - if they have another cheap listing day before may i will have one last go and list everything i can find, but after that everything will go to the charity shop.
Is it not worth giving ebid a go?
If all the disillusioned ebayers switch to ebid the site has a real chance of becoming a true competitor to ebay...."Love you Dave Brooker! x"
"i sent a letter headded sales of god act 1979"0 -
Have you looked at ebid???
In the women's clothing nothing has any bids on it!0
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