~~ June 2011 Make £10 a day Challenge - All Welcome ~ ~

froglet_2

I have 4 big boxes of CDs to sell. Would it be best to Amazon, Ebay or musicmagpie?

rdchick

Re the wedding rings - I sold my engagement ring for £35, seeing as I found it in a box in the garage £35 came in more use so I chucked it on eBay! I would have thought the Tiffany ring will go - see how much similar items are on eBay and what you can expect to make xxx

Purpleroses

froglet wrote: »

I have 4 big boxes of CDs to sell. Would it be best to Amazon, Ebay or musicmagpie?

hard to say really. have a look at amazon/play/ebay for similar one and see how they're selling. if they're not send them to musicmagpie. you dont get much from them but its better than nothing. remember to go through quidco for mm as well for some more pennies!

hummingbird

Hi everyone,
I've been away over the weekend, looking forward to catching up with all the comments about ebay, amazon etc!

Overtime £40.00 and a saving of £1.49 on a reduced sandwich :-)

In the meantime I've allocated an account to put all these amounts into as they come in - it's now my "debt repayment account" and I can then avoid the problem of spending the money on something else! :T

Purpleroses

a live link has been found for the p!n3c0n3 signup here

£3 a survey if you are accepted. well worth it

hotspur_pam

Smurf2011 wrote: »

I looked at magpie the other day and was disappointed at how little they were offering so have decided to keep the CD's and DVD's and still try to sell them at a Car Boot for more than Magpie were offering. Then anything left over I can send to Magpie as my back-up! There were some albums Magpie didnt recognise though!

Good luck with the car boot sale. Just occurred to me, what about Cash Converters or whatever they are called now? Might be worth looking into? :think:.

froglet wrote: »

I have 4 big boxes of CDs to sell. Would it be best to Amazon, Ebay or musicmagpie?

Magpie give you the value of each cd as you type it in. I got 30p for my album cd when i tried it yesterday :cool:.

Not having much luck with ebaying. Everything i have i want, so can't sell. What i don't want i can't sell as there's no market for it! What a pickle . Guess i'll stick with MSing.

Purpleroses

yippee i found the cd £8.50 to add

Monkeynut

hotspur_pam wrote: »

Not having much luck with ebaying. Everything i have i want, so can't sell. What i don't want i can't sell as there's no market for it! What a pickle . Guess i'll stick with MSing.

What sort of things do you mean that you can't sell?? There's a market for everything somewhere out there!!

batgirl21

Hello everyone

had some ebay sucess over the weekend too but not counting that til all fees and postage sorted and its in my hand.

Did overtime today so another £67.43 towards overdraft and found 71p which is going in the loan repayment pot.

well over my target so pleased!!:j

Total to add today £68.14

misskaytee

I have masses of stuff to sell
Their are four of us in my household and ive lived in the same house for 16 years, ive always had a tendency to hang on to things, It might come in handy for something i used to always say, something ive picked up from my own mum. please dont picture me now has some sort of crazy hoarder, who cant sit on the sofa for junk!:rotfl:

Mostly its in two sheds and attic, thank goodness!

Just off the top of my head i know there are at least 3 deluxe christmas trees in the attic that we no longer use, 2 full pc , 3 sub woofers , baby walker (youngest is 13 now ) old toys, clothes, industrial carpet cleaner, and i havent been up there yet!

Alot of it has been out of sight out of mind, it's only since taking up this challenge that its slowly getting sorted out

Ive always liked nice things of a good quality, so its good quality junk that tend to sell on ebay :rotfl:, and junky junk goes to the carboot!

I dont think i'll ever run out of stuff to sell, if i buy some new cushions for example, i'll sell on the old ones to get a bit of the money back.