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EBAY - what do you sell
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Im selling stuff now nd doing ok. Im getting rid of loads of clothes but also bits of make up lip loss etc. books, dvd's onld psp games that we no longer play with ANYTHING!
Ive sorted some things out today that will go to the local hopice shop, they are too heavy to post, i would only get 50p for them as people just wont pay more then that due to the extreme postage costs. I dont have time or enough stuff to have a car boot so I may as well let some good come of the stuff.
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Keep an eye on the freebies board, I pick a few bits on there that I stick on eBay.. make up job lots of cosmetics/toiletries samples.. the wonderful lynx clicker!
sim cards also.. you dont get a great deal for them but it all helps! 0 -
Just to say I agree with the previous poster regarding the freebies.Almost everything I sell on Ebay was obtained from the freebies sites.I've sold Britney perfume samples(from between 65p and £2.20p),the Lynx clicker(£10.16p !),newspaper vouchers,sim cards,Kaiser Chiefs single(nearly £10),CD slipcases,Maxim DVD's,and Manic Street Preachers CD's for £20.All obtained for free.Ask friends/relatives if you can use their addresses,too.0
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i sell everything i dont need - we live in a world where people love to surround themselves with hundreds of things they will never use the rest of their life - Im getting so cluttered - I want a simple existence now - thankfully lots of people want to buy my rubbish ;-))0
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Well of course, one man's junk is another man's gold

The strange thing is that people will buy literally anything from eBay. I once saw someone selling "A kick in the cobblers (buyer collects)"
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I sell lots of old car mags i've picked up over the years for between 99p-£10 each, plus some freebies like the lynx clicker and kaiser chelfs single plus any other odds and sods i have knocking around, got a lot of music keyboard books on at the moment i'm selling for the MIL.0
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Its a good idea to start your auctions on a Thurs - (10 day auction) or Sun - (7 day).. time them to end mid evening, as Sunday evenings tend to be the best time to pick up plenty of bids..0
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Had to Thank you TriggerMike, couldnt let the kitty get it!!0
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the kitty was spared thanks to your kindness
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I tend to sell clothes my daughter has grown out of or has received as presents but doesnt like (naughty I know but we then use the money to buy things she will wear). I also sell clothes I haven't worn for at least a year or can't fit into anymore, I find things from Next and River Island tend to go really well especially jeans. We've sold a few toys on there too the best return was a box full of weebles I found in the attic, they made about £80!!Holiday Savings = £270.00Credit Card = -£903.41Official DFW Nerd Club - Member no. 400 - Proud To Be Dealing With My DebtsLast Update 23rd October 20070
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