Will there be a September Ebay Challenge?

LearningToSave.

oooooooooooooooo yes count me in too please!!!!
was planning on hitting ebay big time this weekend as hubby is away:D
want to raise money for xmas works outing and to go and see in-laws in france for new year.
my target from the auctions i'll list this weekend is £200.

Payingitallback

Well am all ready to go at 7pm tonight.

Have you noticed how many of us want to make money to buy christmas gifts?

LJD1_2

I'm setting myself a target of £50. I have one item finishing tomorrow and lots of items in my shop. Saying that, I only make 48p per item on those things now because of the change in postage.

Good luck everyone!

laughing_cow

Yep - count me in too. I've added up what I want/expect to spend in September and it's £50 less than my salary payment, so I need to make it up from somewhere or cut back. I've got a stash of CDs (free samples, yeah!) under my desk at work, so will take them home tonight to list. I've not been motivated to do this for ages as CD prices are so much less than they used to be. Still, I do sometimes get the occasional nutter - somebody paid me £26 for a James Last Christmas CD last year :eek: Quite bizarre - especially as it's one of those budget label CDs that you can buy at the garage for less than £5. I hope that buyer is still around............:rotfl:

Zabl

I'm definately up for this one again...
only made £18 last month and spent £6 of that on listing fees.

Got loads of stuff to get up there now as i'm sorting stuff ready to move. So will get cleaning and get listing

Good Luck x

sparklebabe21

ive got tons of things to sell!!! sooo can i join in???? lol xxx

tsharp

I have something listed right now, listed in Aug, but will end in Sept. Will that count?

arnie&caseysma!

oh yes! All of mine that I have listed will be counting I'm afraid. If it ends in September count it in!!!

littlestar1981

I'd like to join in this too if that's ok. But any advice on what kind of things aren't worth selling / are worth selling would help.

Also how do you decide what to charge for postage?

tsharp

Postage charge depends on what you are sending and what you package the item in. I sent a Haynes car manual, hardback heavy A4 sized book, and it cost £2.75 to post in a jiffy bag style envelope, which cost about 65p.