selling clothes on ebay

katec_2

rosekitten wrote: »

I use the bags for life from supermarkets
5p to 10p each,Tesco have a brown one
at the moment that has a jar of Nescafe
as the design on it,this one is thicker plastic
than the others 9p

That is such a good idea! I normally buy mine on ebay but will do this in future, a tad cheaper than I normally pay.

kevin2oo9

So with the re-usable bags do u just seal them up? I'll prob go get brown paper from poundland as that's the cheapest option in long run

katec_2

The bags seal up, if you used bags for life would have to tape up.

I would be careful sending clothes in brown paper, I have had a couple of items turn up in ripped packaging when people have sent me clothes in them. It's not something I'd do myself really.

soolin

kevin2oo9 wrote: »

So with the re-usable bags do u just seal them up? I'll prob go get brown paper from poundland as that's the cheapest option in long run

I'd also watch brown paper not only because a damp parcel can spoil the clothes inside but because brown paper is very heavy. Wrap enough to make a parcel safe and you may well push yourself into the next weight band for postage purposes.

The plastic sacks are very cheap, I bought mine bulk (several thousand) so only paid an average of 5-6p a bag for clothes size. Even buying smaller amounts will cost you less than 10p a bag and they are tamper proof.