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  • soolin
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    love_lifer wrote: »
    is it relatievly straightforward selling to europe? im not doing particulalry well in uk.

    any tips please?

    I limit myself to items under £36 purely for postage reasons, but that suits the items i sell and might not suit everyone. I always list postage to non UK countries so that people can pay immediately and insist on paypal in UK sterling funds only.
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  • soolin wrote: »
    Or terms and conditions, copperjar you don't have any strange terms in your auction do you like 'not being responsible for loss in post' or anything? Sometimes a simple throw away line can put buyers off.

    Hmmm...it might be something like that! I've just gone with the standard settings and I think it might well say that - I'll see if I can change it.

    I'm doing slightly better - but seem to sell things for more at better prices on Amazon for some reason?!

    Its quite addictive though - trying to find what other little treasures I can put on now!
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