eBay/ebid 10 a day challenge - any joiners?

too_much_debt

mrscmr wrote: »

@ sleepless... mrscmr cant even bring herself to do the labels let alone the packaging.... having bit of a nervous breakdown. 55 items selling at moment...12 to post tomorrow............431 listed....

but have £705 this month so far with about another £200 out there in bids... sooo my motto is... GET LISTING!

xx

Well done mrscmr, just think of the money when you are wrapping everything up. Is that £705 before or after all the fees - if it's after what on earth are you selling and where can I get some!!

Am out tomorrow night meeting a friend so won't be listing much maybe will just try a couple.

TMD

vickyd4v3

I listed 10 things and 1 relist. I have 40 things on now which is great for me, sounds rubbish to you lot though.
I have dug some boots out that i never ever wear and some faith shoes that i never wear. i used to have a bit of a shoe obesession so i have no idea what is in the bottom of my wardrobe. All i know is since i had children none of the boots or heels seem to come out!!

JesaRose

I've got an item listed which weighs about 4.5kg so I've set it to only allow UK bidders. But someone in America wants to bid. Can anyone recommend a good courier that I might be able to use which would not cost a small fortune?

Floxxie

What value does it have JesaRose?

I use parcel2go which uses a range of couriers. Someone suggested Interparcel but whne I checked them they were more expensive (using the same companies).

If you do use P2G you can get £4 cashback from TopCashBack for your first order.

HTH

Floxxie

JesaRose

Well its got about £10 worth of bids so far but I'm hoping more like £30

Floxxie

Is it a large item? Is is too big for RM?

Check out the postage quote here: http://www.parcel2go.com/


haven't done anything tonight. OH got a free £2 for an online games site which was turned into a nice £25.

JesaRose

Its about the size of one of those office archiving boxes

Floxxie

I would put in the possible measurements of the package in the calculator JesaRose; the price is based on volumetric size. I was going to suggest you add the USA price to your listing but I did that and still had 5 questions asking what the postage was :eek:

By the way the price comes up immediately - it doesn't get emailed to you.

JesaRose

I've had a look and done a rough quote which came out at £64. Someone on another thread recommended Interparcel so I checked there too which quoted £34. So I have told the buyer that if they were happy to arrange a courier then I will add the option for them to bid, otherwise its UK only

Thanks Floxxie

Floxxie

No problem. Sometimes the postage price is shocking to us but not to those overseas