Things You Never Thought You Could Sell

barbiedoll

gem68 wrote: »

am now waiting for a bid on my Dale Winton autograph! well,you never know!????

Dale Winton will probably buy it! :rotfl:

curlytop12

well.no bids for Dale,but made £1.10 for a dust bag (tula)
99p for a sealife voucher
and over a tenner for bits of clothing
thanks for the motivation,i hadn't ebayed for ages.
gem

Angyles

I've had an email, Ebay are offering free listings for all on 24th and 25th August.

Need to get a few things ready to list!

goingforward_3

My husband has been an avid stock fan since he was a small child and over the years has amassed a huge collection on photographs.. i have tonight sold 600 original pictures from the 1970/80 for £135 + someone else wanted them copying onto discs and has paid £40 for those. We have when we get them scanned another 6500 pics to list.

I have also sold loads of the kids clothes that dont fit any longer and made £63.

Susi_Wa

Angyles wrote: »

I've had an email, Ebay are offering free listings for all on 24th and 25th August.

Need to get a few things ready to list!

Thanks Angyles.

DH took some pics of random bits while I was out last night so hoping to get things listed this evening when we get home from work.

Aesop

goingforward wrote: »

I have also sold loads of the kids clothes that dont fit any longer and made £63.

Can I ask, how much do you ask for the kids clothes? I don't want all my stuff going for 99p unless it is something like a t-shirt. Some of my DS' clothes are still really good shape, quality, etc. look like they are hardly worn, had to let a lovely pair of dungarees go for 99p and would have liked at least £5 for them.

goingforward_3

aureol212 wrote: »

Can I ask, how much do you ask for the kids clothes? I don't want all my stuff going for 99p unless it is something like a t-shirt. Some of my DS' clothes are still really good shape, quality, etc. look like they are hardly worn, had to let a lovely pair of dungarees go for 99p and would have liked at least £5 for them.

Some of the stuff i sold last week had hardly been worn .. i had a dress from Debenhams worn once so i listed that at £4.99, my sons had some shorts & t-shirts sets worn twice and again i started them at £4.99.

Things like jumpers, shirts, jeans etc in VGC i start at £2.99.

Aesop

I must just be unlucky with my views . thanks for that, will give it a go. Have tons of DS' old clothes to sell.

Sui_Generis

I give used kids clothes to charity and they always comment they look almost new or unworn, maybe I should sell them? Is it not prohibitive with postage and packing costs though?

Aesop

Sui_Generis wrote: »

I give used kids clothes to charity and they always comment they look almost new or unworn, maybe I should sell them? Is it not prohibitive with postage and packing costs though?

I used to give my DS' old clothes away on Freecycle and excess to Charity shops until I couldn't afford to, and needed the money from selling.

You charge the seller what it will cost to send to them. Sometimes it is only a couple of pounds on top of what they are buying. To the lady who bought the dungarees at 99p and £2.50 p&p, she got a bargain!

Especially when clothes are good quality and will still have a lot of wear from the new wearer.