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Sea78

Right another update... need to send somethings this afternoon, so postage might take £10 or so off this total, but I'll change it later ..

9.66 Ciao
5p found
31.15 profit from Amazon
383.61 profit from Ebay so far...
So total - £424.47!!:D Feeling very happy. Have sold a lot on Ebay now though, so the next part will be more difficult I think.

Got some fireplaces on now and a baby cooker so I hope those sell well. Sis in law might give us her saab wind deflector to sell (other sis in law already gave us her one and I've sold it).

Good luck all.

Sea xx

poppycracker

Well done all :T

Just posted off a giant lava lamp... terrified that it's going to get broken on the way to it's new home....rather overdid it with the bubblewrap! Made £12 for it though.

That's it for ebay sales this week, so will have to search for more change down the backs of the sofas

leebarton

andistar74 wrote:

Just had a look on the garden section of this site and had an idea.

one of the posts said you can get cheap black buckets usually used by florists for storing cut flowers in now remember this is only an idea and I don't know if it will work...
take a bucket put some holes in it carefully (and if it has a lip on it this will be easier) tie some string/rope around the top and make it look like the chain on a hanging basket.
hope this is a good idea, if not freecycle/ebay? for proper hanging baskets.

I have it on good authority that Asda's flower buckets get sent through the crusher. It would be worth asking for some to be put to one side for you.

Yorkielass

made a whole 30p on an amazon book but 30p is still 30p - really hoping my parents bring some stuff I can sell with them tomorrow - need to up my amazon stock a bit - updated sig

Wings_of_Ambition

AAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!

Okay, COMPLETELY off-topic, but I have to rant somewhere, and I spend approximately 98% of my life on this thread, so...

Recently had a bit of Diet Flora (the margariney type thing), and now my mum tells me she just read in teeny-weeny letters that its not suitable for vegetarians, gggrrrrrrrr. Flora Pro-Activ IS suitable, so I thought it would be fine.

The STOOPIDEST things that you would think are veggie, aren't. And vice versa.


Roast Ox crisps are veggie. Cheese ones aren't. (although more are nowadays, but still....). Pre-made jelly is veggie. Powdered isn't. Quality Street are veggie. Celebration's aren't. Is it only a matter of time before bacon is veggie and bananas aren't????

finallydebtfree!!

curly sausages would be ok!

freebird65

Wings_of_Ambition wrote:

Roast Ox crisps are veggie. Cheese ones aren't. (although more are nowadays, but still....). Pre-made jelly is veggie. Powdered isn't. Quality Street are veggie. Celebration's aren't. Is it only a matter of time before bacon is veggie and bananas aren't????

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Sorry....not funny to you, I know, but it is to us committed carnivores!

Will email you when I return tomorrow!!!

finallydebtfree!!

must be tough woa! Its amazing what meat products you find in things! Im afraid my veggie soup isnt vegetarian either as I use chicken stock, but I promise to leave it out if I ever cook it for you!

jet77

I've listed a good few things on ebay - still got a more to go though, but my friend has just invited me round for a drink and I thought I might aswell seeing as I'm back to work on Thurs and won't get the chance so I'm going to leave it for tonight.

Wings_of_Ambition

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