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PB Rides Again....Life's Never Smooth, Is it?!
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OK, so I've listed a miserable 4 items. And watched a lot of Ted talks on Utube that I was using as inspiration. (Some are amazing, the current one a bit annoying.)
I'm going to set up a plan for tomorrow on my new white board (oooh!) and get up early and STICK TO IT.
Here's hoping for some mega listings. (BTW I think I may list too in-depth. How in-depth do you go? Jwil doesn't do too much from what I have read. What about the rest of you?)Debt: £11,640.02 paid in full! DFD: 30/06/20
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PositiveBalance wrote: »(BTW I think I may list too in-depth. How in-depth do you go? Jwil doesn't do too much from what I have read. What about the rest of you?)
I have a template (well, Word doc) which I tailor. Basically I put in a little bit of effort to make item sound more attractive, I rarely bid on anything that just says 'Next skirt size x'.
This is a lovely XXX by XXX, size X. It is xxx with a xxx print, really eye-catching and unusual. X neck, slightly scooped, with a xxx.
Great with leggings or jeans, it hangs lovely and is very flattering. Overall length xxx.
100% xxx, really soft, machine washable.
Been worn but in great condition, I’m only selling as it doesn’t fit me anymore/need more space etc.
Please check out my other items, I will combine postage where possible.
Comes from a smoke and pet free household.
Paypal preferred.
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Hi PB,
((hugs)) hon - you are doing fab with the decluttering :T
Ok, with books i tend to mostly just list on amaz* n quick, easy and i can decide straight away if the price is one i am happy with.
GG advice is brilliant. I tend to hit the sell similar button on the bay of e. I just change the description but my font colour etc. is all already set up. There is some standard stuff i have below the description so i don't need to change that such as smoke free home, pet free home. If you buy more than 1 item i will give a discount on the posting etc. all that sort of stuff. - bit like the last few lines on GG's. GG may be selling better stuff than me - if it is a quality item i will do a longer in depth description - if its an item i'm listing for a few £ it is a brief description. Like the firt bit of GG's before 'Great with leggings.
I did find the listings really tough going - i didn't do them last week and forced myself to do them yesterday i am not sure if its because its just a few low value bits that it was so hard. I guess soon enough i'll have nothing left to list except on the odd occasion i go off something..
Hope yohad a good nights sleep and are up and at 'em todayCC1:T £[STRIKE]2531[/STRIKE] £1460MORTGAGE OVERPAYMENTS: £10575.20 Target £12,100MF Date: [STRIKE]August 2042[/STRIKE] May 2035Declutter 1000 things by Xmas 2015! 53/10000 -
Hi ladies,
Thanks for the tips: I already have what I refer to as my 'standard T&Cs' for postage etc. but I always feel the need to give a good description - probably too in depth for smaller items, TBH - so I will try to knock back on that and use the 'Sell Similar Item' button more.
Well, I've not listed all that much.I ended up going out yesterday as I have been spending too much time in my abode recently and it's quite solitary, so a quick trip into town was a good thing. There were many festivities on, and I got a bit of shopping done, so I had fun and bought some things I needed to buy as well. If anyone can tell me where to buy metal scrubby scourer blobs that don't come apart after a wash or two (like they used to do), then please fill me in.
I have a temp. job starting tomorrow until Thursday. I had no idea how much of a faff is it was telling the JSA crowd about it, though. Inefficient isn't the word! This could lead to a full time job so I went to find the place I'm going to tomorrow this evening. Apparently it was only 17 minutes away from where I live (yeah, RIGHT! :rotfl:) so I'm glad I went so I don't have to struggle to find it tomorrow.
There's nothing else too new or exciting, but I need to go to bed now. I'll fill you in on the piffling things when I get the chance.
Sleep tight, y'all. xDebt: £11,640.02 paid in full! DFD: 30/06/20
Starter Emergency Fund (#187): £1000/£1000
3 month Emergency Fund (#45): £3300/£33000 -
PositiveBalance wrote: »Hi ladies,
Thanks for the tips: I already have what I refer to as my 'standard T&Cs' for postage etc. but I always feel the need to give a good description - probably too in depth for smaller items, TBH - so I will try to knock back on that and use the 'Sell Similar Item' button more.
Well, I've not listed all that much.I ended up going out yesterday as I have been spending too much time in my abode recently and it's quite solitary, so a quick trip into town was a good thing. There were many festivities on, and I got a bit of shopping done, so I had fun and bought some things I needed to buy as well. If anyone can tell me where to buy metal scrubby scourer blobs that don't come apart after a wash or two (like they used to do), then please fill me in.
I have a temp. job starting tomorrow until Thursday. I had no idea how much of a faff is it was telling the JSA crowd about it, though. Inefficient isn't the word! This could lead to a full time job so I went to find the place I'm going to tomorrow this evening. Apparently it was only 17 minutes away from where I live (yeah, RIGHT! :rotfl:) so I'm glad I went so I don't have to struggle to find it tomorrow.
There's nothing else too new or exciting, but I need to go to bed now. I'll fill you in on the piffling things when I get the chance.
Sleep tight, y'all. x
Well done on the temp job-I hope it leads to something more permanent for you.
I was in bed before half ten and alarm went off at half 6.
So I'm up and at it, I have stuff in dryer so I can pack some of it.
Just having a cuppa and Mr tc just doing some jobs. Work jobs.
Hope you have a great day.GE 36 *MFD may 2043
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Hi there,
First day at work today. I'm in again tomorrow. I need to go to bed.
Spends: £3.50 pizza for dinner £0.85 whoopised chocolate desserts. (:o) = £4.35.
I need to cook fresh tomorrow.
Nanight, I'm tired...Zzzzz....Debt: £11,640.02 paid in full! DFD: 30/06/20
Starter Emergency Fund (#187): £1000/£1000
3 month Emergency Fund (#45): £3300/£33000 -
Hey PB - hope you slept well and are enjoying the new job *good luck* for something permanent too
i am glad to read you got out the other day too - i need to do that more and now that i've *almost* decluttered the entire housei may even go for a run at some point soon :eek: The fresh air and head space and sense of achievement will do me good
Hows the decluttering going chuck? Any more progressCC1:T £[STRIKE]2531[/STRIKE] £1460MORTGAGE OVERPAYMENTS: £10575.20 Target £12,100MF Date: [STRIKE]August 2042[/STRIKE] May 2035Declutter 1000 things by Xmas 2015! 53/10000 -
DedicatedDFW wrote: »Hey PB - hope you slept well and are enjoying the new job *good luck* for something permanent too
Thanks. I really need to focus on getting something permanent, but the types of jobs I may end up with might honestly drive me mental. I need to get out of this type of work. Really really. Before I go insane.I am glad to read you got out the other day too - i need to do that more and now that i've *almost* decluttered the entire housei may even go for a run at some point soon :eek:
Running AND decluttering?! :A You can run to my abode, if you like, and do some weightlifting with the boxes here. :rotfl:
Actually, I really need to get out and about more as I don't seem to out many places at the minute. This week is busy cos of work, but the last few weeks were kind of quiet.
Right, spends today:
£48 petrol
£1.50 breakfast
Gotta go. Much to do and I've let the evening run away with itself again. How do I do it?!Debt: £11,640.02 paid in full! DFD: 30/06/20
Starter Emergency Fund (#187): £1000/£1000
3 month Emergency Fund (#45): £3300/£33000 -
Mr Ed the life coach
(and fertility god )
How did I miss this? :rotfl:
I'm glad to hear you've been temping PB, how is it going?
Also, what's your side hustle?
Sorry for the absence,
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PB? PBeeeee?0
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