Things You Never Thought You Could Sell

NinjaSavingKat

There are some superb ideas here - got a lot to sell thanks to this.. subscribing!!!

Anyone sure of when the next free insertion weekend is? Been told it was this weekend?

Februarycat

joolzred wrote: »

Old/Vintage knitting & sewing patterns from before 1975 - I had a collection from when I worked in a charity shop in the 90's - the unsold portion I hasten to add! Sold one today for £2.19, another for 99p - every little helps!

My late mum had loads of knitting patterns, knitting needles and I threw them all out a few years ago when we cleared the house, that was before I had discovered Ebay for selling things. I could have made a small fortune as mum liked to collect things

Shellish

I am also loving this thread. The tip I got most out of was listing always on a Thursday to end 10 days later on the Sunday, oh and the scheduling - thanks to those posters x

billieboy_2

No insertion fees this weekend 13/14 October:j.

ChopinonaBudget

billieboy wrote: »

No insertion fees this weekend 13/14 October:j.

And with the very deepest honour to this notice, I have ripped down a 99p listing for an interesting looking map with the sole intention of relisting it for a higher amount.
I do love free listing weekends

missladyannie

Fab, i'm going to put on lots of childrens clothes this weekend then!

lyniced

You know all those free sample sachets you get in magazines? I saved loads over the last 4-5 months and put them on eBay and sold then for £10.50!

littlesheepy

lyniced wrote: »

You know all those free sample sachets you get in magazines? I saved loads over the last 4-5 months and put them on eBay and sold then for £10.50!

Wow! If you don't mind me asking, did you sell a mixed lot of things or get loads of the same thing? Madness what people will pay good money for lol

lyniced

littlesheepy wrote: »

Wow! If you don't mind me asking, did you sell a mixed lot of things or get loads of the same thing? Madness what people will pay good money for lol

Yes, it was a mixed lot, comprising of shampoo, make-up, perfume samples and skincare. I didn't buy all the mags, some were mags my mum had read and passed on. Quite honestly, I hate the sample sachets, as I can never open them, so usually throw them away anyway!

Februarycat

lyniced wrote: »

You know all those free sample sachets you get in magazines? I saved loads over the last 4-5 months and put them on eBay and sold then for £10.50!

I have done that before and sold them, think I did batches of 10 and got about £2-£3.