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'The irony of Mrs MSE not being able to sell her clothes on eBay' blog discussion
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I just typed Lara Lewington in to google to see who we were talking about and it sent to to a site called tartdoris.com, you got to laugh.Nothing to see here, move along.0
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she's a stunner...well done!0
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Far better to either donate to charity or give them to one of the charities that regularly sell celebs bit and pieces on Ebay to raise funds. I'm sure that neither of you need any money the clothes could raise in order to balance the household accounts
That's not really the point though-after all it's very :money: to try and get something back for things you no longer want.GE 36 *MFD may 2043
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That's not really the point though-after all it's very :money: to try and get something back for things you no longer want.
Agreed but not at the expensive of your safety though, Mrs MSE is in a different situation to the average person and, as any high profile person, will attract more than her fair share of followers with dubious intentions IMHO.0 -
Agreed but not at the expensive of your safety though, Mrs MSE is in a different situation to the average person and, as any high profile person, will attract more than her fair share of followers with dubious intentions IMHO.
I think that's a fair summary - my own ebay account is under an anonymous name too (different type of potentially dubious intentions with me!)Martin Lewis, Money Saving Expert.
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MSE_Martin wrote: »I think that's a fair summary - my own ebay account is under an anonymous name too (different type of potentially dubious intentions with me!)
Sorry absolutely no help with the Mrs MSE clothes selling, that must be an odd situation for her to be in though. (and I agree with other's she does look gorgeous).Booo!!!0 -
Should have said "as worn by" and thrown in a genuine signed photo of her wearing them.
Then hit the PR machine to drive traffic to the listings, and a forum posting campaign too.
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It would have worked very well as long as you didn't put ' ...as worn by ... on her days off.'0
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Agreed but not at the expensive of your safety though, Mrs MSE is in a different situation to the average person and, as any high profile person, will attract more than her fair share of followers with dubious intentions IMHO.
so Mrs MSE sells through an intermediary-there are ways around it so she doesn't give out any personal details so as to attract stalkers, weirdo's etcGE 36 *MFD may 2043
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Blimely Martin, how did you bag her???
When I first joined ebay, I used a nickname name, although my Paypal account had the real name in. My biggest issue was getting a sale as a newbie with no feeback and a silly name. In order to start getting sales I started buying really cheap stuff on ebay to get good seller feedback, then selling really cheap stuff for a pound or two so people would be more willing to take a risk. It worked and I quickly found people taking little notice of the name as long as the service is good.Total Wins 2011: Zilch:wall:
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