Things You Never Thought You Could Sell

camuk81

BlushingRose wrote: »

Ring boxes?
Just bog standard ring boxes?

OMG - I'm turning into you...lmao...*looks round the room at all the junk*

Quick update the Goldsmith ring box has a bid on it!

Are you still looking at all the "junk"

Norfolk_Jim

camuk81 wrote: »

Oh and how clean is your house - bid placed
Empty Lily by Thierry Mugler - bid placed.

Plus lots of other watchers

are these books? Did I miss something?

I am such a mug, for seasons I've been throwing away my match day programmes from when I go to football - Now I get a pound back minimum from each one but never even thought to put these on E-Bay as I looked at books and magazines and saw very few buyers so never bothered.

Auto relist? I must have missed that one

I never sell clothes as we are a 2 dog house and though we cant smell anything doggy I'm assured the who family smells doggy! We wash the clothes but it must be like stable workers - the abiance just gets ingrained. Sure I miss a lot of opportunities to sell used clothes that way.

Often get put off when a sale goes bad, but reading this thread inspires me to keep on trying.
Found a phone box, too rough to sell, looked inside and found the hands free kit, selling on Ebay at 4.99

BlushingRose

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I'm afraid so.

camuk81

So this is the round up


The Enormous Crocodile by Roald Dahl (Paperback, 2008)
Chicken Little (DVD)
Robin Hood (DVD)
Funnybones: Dinosaur Dreams by Allan Ahlberg (Paperback...
7lbs in 7 Days Super Juice Diet by Jason Vale (Paperbac...
Penlee: The Loss of a Lifeboat by Michael Sagar-Fenton ...
How Clean is Your House? by Talkback Productions, Kim W...
The Art of War by Sun Zi, Sun Tzu (Paperback, 2006)
The Snowman / Father Christmas (DVD) ps this sold £4.12
Tarzan 2 (DVD)
Kronk's New Groove (DVD)
Bedknobs And Broomsticks (DVD 2002) was on tv over Christams and kid finally watched it and wanted to watch again! God children can be so frustrating
Tom And Jerry's Christmas - Paws For A Holiday (DVD 200...
John Bishop - Live - The Elvis Has Left The Building To...
Monsters Vs Aliens (DVD)
Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer (Hardback, 2008)
Adidas Speed Skipping rope
Boots Curling Tongs own brand
Babyliss curling tongs x 2
Wii fit Balance board battery
Carry case for Nintendo DS lite
Thierry Mugler Angel Le Lys EDP (lily) Ladies Empty
Ipad 1 Empty Box
Size 6 Womens in beige
Goldsmiths Ring box


Second load is on now! 3rd load will be on in the next few weeks. Got a load more to clear out!

camuk81

Made £50.00 after postage but its £50.00 that would have been junked before!

binnie

We had some original Punk rock badges up in our loft and was having a clear out.
We listed a Cure badge, The Clash and Stiff Little fingers for a starting price of £1.99 for all three.
They ended up going for £41 . The buyer only actually wanted The Cure one as he was a collector of anything to do with that band, so we were astounded and very pleased indeed :j

binnie

Hope you have Nala, good luck.
Also had Two Undertone badges, they went for £8.50 and two other badges went for £11.
If you have any Rock or Punk original items from the 70's they usually sell for quite a bit.
I remember my husband having a Queen T shirt which he was going to throw away.
I listed it on Ebay and someone bought it for £14 as they had a Queen memorabillia room in their house.
We have also sold used ticket stubs for rock concerts, programmes and photos.

Determined_2b_Debt_Free

LOVE this thread. I can't read all 81 pages at the moment but I'm going to check back regularly and read a couple at a time.

Things I've sold that I didn't think would (was honest with it all):

1. Make up that had been used
2. Perfume that had been used
3. Candle that had been burnt for an hour or so
4. Old high frequency facial machine that was obsolete, bought for £15 second hand, sold for about £75!

Am SO looking around now for some more junk I can offload.

(biggest bargain by the way was probably my DD's moses basket for 99p and I collected it so no postage!)

Mrs_Natalie

I sold a beautiful wedding outfit from debenhams (bought for £90) for £25 and a cheapy maxi dress which my mum bought for £20 for £50! They just kept on bidding! Felt a little guilty afterwards...but I suppose people can do what they want with their own money.

BlushingRose

I think I have a problem with listing something that I feel is junk - and yet I want to do it to see if I can make any money. I really must have a look about.
Does anyone check on eBay to see if the stuff they're listing is already on, or do you just stick it on regardless?