what are the best things to sell on ebay?

ArmitageShanks · 21 February 2009 at 1:09AM

jw8725 wrote: »

lets see how HM customs and excise deal with it. My my this place is fraught with keyboard warriors.

....and a crap wum.

dmtaylor247 · 10 May 2010 at 12:20AM

God what a load of numpties, anyway.. I have been a professional online seller on eBay for 15 years, since the early days and I have to disagree with many comments on here. I feel may people open their mouths without knowing much about the subject. Firstly, Chinese sellers do not pose a threat to UK trade, in fact most people prefer to buy locally so if you actually checked you will see it is the UK sellers who have the higgest amount of trade. Secondly, The downturn in the ecomony hasn't affected the way people purchase online other that they are buying more. Even non essential items are alot cheaper online and people still buy. Internet sales are getting bigger everyday.

DaveAshton · 10 May 2010 at 10:29AM

Now we know what was going bump in the night...

thepedestrian · 10 May 2010 at 11:31AM

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