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too_much_debt wrote: »Wow, lovely to see all the new joiners raring to go on this challenge.
Hi Doodledoo, great to have you here.
I have a Business item listed (clothing), the BIN price is £10.99 with Best Offer, I've had an offer of £12!!!! Can you believe that, might be a mistake and don't want to accept over the BIN price, what to do????Everyday im shufflin':dance: Proud Padder ~ All Hail The Power of Pad0 -
Hi all can I join in? I've already started listing tonight!
Well done to all the eBay newcomers for making the first steps :j. I've sold loads of random things on eBay. If I don't want something anymore I will always try eBaying it first before I throw it out or donate it. I think the strangest thing I've sold was a USED epilator.... I clearly stated it was used several times in the ad but someone bought it for twice what I paid brand new! :rotfl:Guess you never know until you try.
Sally x
p.s. I've not been around for a while but congrats Purpleroses on becoming Debt Free, well done xOfficial DFW Nerd Club No. 1150 - Long Haul Supporters Club No 186 - Debt free 26.5.17
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Hi everyone,
I really want to get into the game of selling stuff on ebay. I decided to sell a load of books a month or two ago. But after paying to list the item, setting the BIN price at one that wasn't to high and then posting the item and then paypal fees, im pretty sure i made a measley profit.
Has anyone any tips on selling stuff and what to sel?
Does anyone purposefully buy items to sell them off at a profit?
I saw one person sold clothes they bought from a charity shop. Views??2012 Challenge win £2012 £973/2012 ..20 in 2012 14/20
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Can I join - would love to make £1000 this year to go towards my Florida Holiday. Have spent the last few days listing like mad and have already sold one item at £8.00 - some of my other items are selling well. I am selling a jumper that didnt fit DD and I ahve 32 watchers :cool:.
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Well ive listed 13 items 2day - all relists at 99p and ive got a bid on one :-)
Searching for a laptop at the mo & have joined the sealed pot challenge & make £11k in 2011 so must get my ebaying finger put ha ha!!0 -
sallymander wrote: »p.s. I've not been around for a while but congrats Purpleroses on becoming Debt Free, well done x
Woo hoo congratulations Purpleroses! :beer::j:j:beer:Mortgage start September 2015 £90000 MFiT #060 -
Hi MJDAWSON, different people like to sell in different ways,
I usually list items so that they end on a Sunday evening as more people are likely to be around to bid (living in hope of a last minute bidding war!) and will usually start items at 99p that way it doesn't cost anything to list and if it doesn't sell i've not lost anything. Stangely this works very well for expenisve stuff as people see it at 99p, think bargain and start bidding. I always have a long hard think before I list something 'expensive' at 99p because if only one person bids I have to sell it at 99p and take a loss. Its a bit of a gamble selling this way but you make lots on some things and not so much on others so it balances out and you get used to it after a while.
If I see a bargain somewhere I sometimes buy specifically to sell on eBay, but I think if you're going to re-sell charity shop stuff on eBay you should give them the profit (or certainly the majority). Thats just my personal feelings though.
Sally x
p.s. if I list at 99p it costs nothing to list but I still have to pay final value fees. I think this depends on the category you list in also.Official DFW Nerd Club No. 1150 - Long Haul Supporters Club No 186 - Debt free 26.5.17
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just started uploading a load of my books for sale on green metropolis - as ebay dont seem to shift the books I have anyone had any luck with green metropolis? Am I likely to actually sell anything there?Life is what you make it.0
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Welcome all newcomers and please don't despair if your intentions start off well and then you kind of stop doing eBay. It happens to all of us
MJDAWSON there are several people on this thread who have business accounts so I'm sure they will input on your suggestion of buying to sell on for a profit.
miss empty piggy (love the user name btw): it sounds like you may have a lot of items that you can sell. Just describe them as they are and then watch the bidders:o
Personally my challenge is twofold:
1) to clear my house of unwanted stuff
2) to clear my life of unwanted debt
so even if I make a few pennies, I have achieved my targets.
Enjoy the challenge!Mortgage start September 2015 £90000 MFiT #060 -
http://pages.ebay.co.uk/sell/resources.html
The link above is for anyone who hasn't sold on ebay before, its a link to sellers central, and has tutorials, hints tips ect on how to get started...hope its of some helpEveryday im shufflin':dance: Proud Padder ~ All Hail The Power of Pad0
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