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Things You Never Thought You Could Sell
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I've just made £188 selling off the weirdest of stuff - empty perfume bottles, old trainers, broken lava lamp, a mannequin and such like.
I've knocked a month off my DF date thanks to ebay.
The key is to take good pix and be completely honest in your descriptions.DEBT FREE! Sep '08/£9,800 in Oct '06 :beer:0 -
i bought a box of subetto (sorry about the spelling!) some teams and the cloth in a big ish box at a car boot knocked tham down to £10 a year later my step son was bored of it was going to chuck it but instead shoved it on e bay. didn;t check it till the last day and it was £120 with 13 questions about posting abroad. finally sold for £180!! with postage on top. i was laughing for weeks. lol
also sold my daughters old croc shoes bought for £19.50 last year worn all day everyday completly knackered and listing said that and they sold for £11.79 so but that towards a new pair didn't cost me much at all!!:j Proud mum to Jade age 10 years and Baby Ellie born Christmas Day:eek: with a broke heartProven to be a little fighter and battling on with her heart condition :j
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We have sold old car tax discs on ebay, had about 12 and they sold for just over £9 :T :Tx_raphael_xx wrote:Nooooooo! I just binned a load!! I think a rummage in the bin is in order!!:D
Well I dug them out the bin, and they are the only one out of the 24 items I put on last night that have a bid!!
Glad I saw this thread!
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I've just dug out 7 old tax discs and placed them on E-Bay. Currently got 20 items listed (even sea shells). Will let you know how I get on.0
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How did you all get on with your sales. I still haven't managed to list anything (too busy researching how to on here!) but I have some great ideas now. Hopefully you'll see a post from me with some results soon.0
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I've listed some newspaper DVDs now after reading this - we'll see how they go
I sold some wooden beads once which were from cut up beaded car seats. A pair cut up made about £45 sold in packs of beadsNot been here in years! Hi everyone. Make £10 a day challenge = £78.45/1550 -
Well here is my updateBeing totally inspired by this whole thread I just listed on eBay
My old car tax disks x3 disks - I only got a couple of quid for them...
Two bottles of perfume I didnt actually say they were empty - I got £5
Some Teabags and - £4!!
A pack of four candles £4.40
Lol - I will let you know how it goes.
On Amazon I put around 16 books three sold
I think its not worth doing the tax disks until they are around 5 years old or older...emtpy perfume bottles are worth it as well.
Amazon is great but it takes a very long time to sell anything. I was very surprised the three sold so quickly.In Jan 2007 I had a debt of £27,896.00 :eek:In October 2011 I paid it off and owned £0.00 - Kinda proud of this!:T0 -
Can I ask what were the t-bags?0
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stormbreaker wrote: »Can I ask what were the t-bags?
Gold old PG tips...it seams people that live abroad that used to live here miss them very much so they sell quite well on ebay.In Jan 2007 I had a debt of £27,896.00 :eek:In October 2011 I paid it off and owned £0.00 - Kinda proud of this!:T0 -
Currently selling bras on ebay that are no longer my size (very unusual size), sold 4 already, 2 others have bids and 3 have watchersCC2 = £8687.86 ([STRIKE]£10000[/STRIKE] )CC1 = £0 ([STRIKE]£9983[/STRIKE] ); Reusing shopping bags savings =£5.80 vs spent £1.05.Wine is like opera. You can enjoy it even if you don't understand it and too much can give you a headache the next day J0
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