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marshy1985

7roland8 wrote: »

From Amazon site for trad-ins:
Are there any delivery or other fees?

When you use the pre-paid delivery label, sending your trade-in item to the third-party merchant is completely free, there are no other fees. When you submit your trade-in, you'll print a pre-paid Royal Mail delivery label for sending in your items. If a trade-in item is not accepted by the merchant, and is returned to you, there is no cost to you for return delivery.

I think you can opt to go 'via courier' which means you go to P.O. and pay.

i am such an idiot!!! :rotfl::rotfl:

ElleWoods

Does anyone have a link to the Amazon trade in page please? I can't seem to find it and have quite a few books to get rid of. Can you list any books or only certain ones? Thanks!

custardy

Cuba_Cat wrote: »

Does anyone have a link to the Amazon trade in page please? I can't seem to find it and have quite a few books to get rid of. Can you list any books or only certain ones? Thanks!

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/browse/ref=tdrt_store_link?ie=UTF8&node=440443031

custardy

just had a look
25p trade in for a book they sell for £22?

ElleWoods

custardy wrote: »

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/browse/ref=tdrt_store_link?ie=UTF8&node=440443031

Thanks, I'll check it out.

ElleWoods

I see amazon only credit you with a gift card - I need the money to help pay my next percentage!

7roland8

Re Amazon trade ins.
Lots of books are not listed -and yes they do only pay 25p for many - but if they are only selling for 1p second hand its worth it. Obviously if a book will sell for £22 then you would sell it yourself wouldnt you?
But its a good way to get rid of what you would give away normally - I have two boxes to go now for just over £7.

Decluttering

Cuba_Cat wrote: »

I see amazon only credit you with a gift card - I need the money to help pay my next percentage!

I used my Amazon credit towards some stationary I needed to buy and then saved the money I would have spent instead. Not sure that would help though if there's nothing you need to buy!

craftingmad

Hi everyone,

No 17 reporting for duty again!!!

Well having just re-read a few of the posts on here, I have remember that we have just switched over to the Halifax reward account which pays us £5 a month in interest so have now just transferred over my £5 into the savings pot which in turn has now taken me up to 54%.

Feel like I'm getting somewhere now :j

welshgirl78

happytails wrote: »

Did you start these at 99p? I've some maternity bits to list, want a few quid each for them ideally so not sure to list at 99p and hope or hold out for a free listing weekend?

Sarah x

Just seen this, yes i have just started them at 99p - to be honest I generally start most things at 99p unless they are electricals that have value! I find things generally reach their "value" which is sometimes more and sometimes less than I expect (usually at least £5 per dress, a little more for good labels) but once I have a few items I am not so hung up on the individual prices...

:rotfl:I will now be here on Sunday bemoaning how little they sold for! :rotfl: