selling your stuff on Amazon...part three...

Murtle

Becky004 not sure where your books are stored, but trying burning oil burners, or incense in the room to help remove the smell. With the number of books you have it may take some time, but if you can seperate them down should work quicker. I do this when bringing musty smelling things down from the loft and is seems to do the trick.

Good luck with selling them though! La Senza pearls are good as well in the envelope

f3lix

Hi all,
I'm thinking of having a go at selling on Amazon.
I've got a load of videos, which are all in good condition.

Do they sell well?

Also whats best to put in the extra comment section.

apprentice_tycoon

f3lix wrote:

Hi all,
I'm thinking of having a go at selling on Amazon.
I've got a load of videos, which are all in good condition.

Do they sell well?

Also whats best to put in the extra comment section.

The best way to go is to search the videos that you have on amazon, see what the others are selling for, if it's not too good have a look on ebay and see if it's any better there.

Write whatever you can in the description to make yours sound better than the others - so long as it's all true of course! be sure to mention the case condition (if the case is damaged swap it for a good one, even if it means buying a cheapo in the charity shop if the video is worth the bother) and how fast you can get it in the post.

Secret_Lady

Hi,
have just gone to list a book on Amazon, a paperback book from the mid 90's and there is just one other on sale at £47, I was going to list mine at about £3!!! Is there any way of checking if this is a reasonable price or why it's so expensive? Amazon do not have any for sale or a photo of the book, so I assume it's out of print but not sure?

Mine is virtually new, the other one is an ex library book, not in that good a condition, to say I'm flabbergasted is putting it mildly!!

As you've gathered I'm new to Amazon selling and have tried to find info on the thread but no luck...probably me!

Thanks for any help...

Mr_Clingford

Have a look on https://www.bookfinder.com or https://www.abebooks.co.uk to check prices. American sellers especially can put very high silly prices on books. Don't list at £3! A tenner at least!

becky004

apprentice_tycoon wrote:

becky - it's just you I think!

Have you thrown out those smelly old books yet, they're blocking your ch'i and making your book business stagnate :rolleyes:

Best business day ever 5 pending! I think someone is having a laugh at my expense!

soolin

becky004 wrote:

Best business day ever 5 pending! I think someone is having a laugh at my expense!

At least people are looking at your items, after a good run I've now not sold anything since Tuesday :eek:

Soo

becky004

Murtle wrote:

Becky004 not sure where your books are stored, but trying burning oil burners, or incense in the room to help remove the smell. With the number of books you have it may take some time, but if you can seperate them down should work quicker. I do this when bringing musty smelling things down from the loft and is seems to do the trick.

Good luck with selling them though! La Senza pearls are good as well in the envelope

Excuse my ignorance what are La Senza Pearls? And where do I get them from? And are they expensive? Thanks

becky004

soolin wrote:

At least people are looking at your items, after a good run I've now not sold anything since Tuesday :eek:

Soo

I had 2 days this week without a sale and thought my account was broken, sold 3 yesterday, but every sale today has been "pending"! So from past experience they won't go, only ever had 1 pending go through.

becky004

All is not lost though I have sold 21 books since taking out the pro-merchant thing 9 days ago, so it should (in theory!) be worth my while by the end of the month.