Things You Never Thought You Could Sell

Tinkywinks108

I just find ebay really unpredictable. I mean I've just sold a brand new baby Ralph Lauren jumper for £2.80, but a used Tigger shirt for £3.50. My dad gave me a throw he had been sent by a catalogue as a free present with other stuff he had ordered. You could see why it was free, it's really disgusting and horrible fabric. I described it very accurately (although I replaced digusting and horrible with lovely and colourful) and it has just sold for....£11.50 plus £1.99 p&p!

Eupho

Just incase you missed it.. its halfprice listing day on Ebay on Tuesday

Eupho




Oo and my stuff that *Will sell*, is up to £60 now.. and they have 1-2 days left YAY! :j

Thanks you guys (thread starter!) I never would have got around to doing it otherwise :beer:

Eupho

Sharada wrote:

I described it very accurately (although I replaced digusting and horrible with lovely and colourful) and it has just sold for....£11.50 plus £1.99 p&p!

hahaha

Oo great minds... no one has written here for a few days.. then at almost 1am :: koff:: we post at the same time.. :beer:

Tinkywinks108

Eupho wrote:

hahaha

Oo great minds... no one has written here for a few days.. then at almost 1am :: koff:: we post at the same time.. :beer:

Yes well I do really need to go to bed as my toddler will be waking me up at 6am....but I am too addicted to selling crap on ebay and can't stop...help!

Eupho

Sharada wrote:

Yes well I do really need to go to bed as my toddler will be waking me up at 6am....but I am too addicted to selling crap on ebay and can't stop...help!

haha :rotfl:

yeah.. Im going away for most of the week from Monday.. and Im gutted im going to miss the half price listing.. (tues)
haha I bet I will be laying in bed at night thinking >> :mad:

nick1977

There was a washing machine in our Maisonette when we moved in June 2005. Since there was no back garden and no space for a separate dryer, we had to buy a washer dryer. I had no idea how old the washing machine was and no manual. I put it on EBay with pictures and model number thinking "well if someone pays 99p for it it saves me paying someone else to take it away". It sold for £48!!!!!
That put a smile on my face I tell you

Nick

Eupho

nick1977 wrote:

There was a washing machine in our Maisonette when we moved in June 2005. Since there was no back garden and no space for a separate dryer, we had to by a washer dryer. I had no idea how old the washing machine was and no manual. I put it on EBay with pictures and model number thinking "well if someone pays 99p for it it saves me paying someone else to take it away". It sold for £48!!!!!
That put a smile on my face I tell you

Nick

hahaha excellent! :j

ayla261

:T i just sold some leftover crafting confetti to usa for £1.80

cjp_2

I've been selling on Ebay for a few years It's amazing what does sell and the things that you think will sell don't!
I usualluy sell enough to pay for my spending money on hols. Can take a lot of your time up though. But great for getting rid of those items that are too good to give away.
even my eldest daughter sorts her clothes out and asks me to put them on Ebay then we split the profits. My son has just sortted his room out and decided he's too grown up for Bob the builder and asked if he can sell them!!

Kerryc82

This site is brilliant! I am definately going through my drawers tomorrow in readiness for the cheap listing day on Tues 20th Feb.

I checked out the "other" website for inspiration, and noticed some really bizarre items up for grabs! Including this one: -

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/My-Credit-Card-Bill_W0QQitemZ290081370724QQihZ019QQcategoryZ88433QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Good luck to him is what I say!