Alternative to eBay for clothes selling?
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Hi all,
I've got about 40 items of clothes I want to sell and naturally I went to eBay, but it seems that recently they're more full of professional sellers from China selling new, cheap, clothes and private individuals like me who are looking to shift second-hand clothes are getting crowded out.
Therefore, is there an alternative site people use instead which offer a similar service (i.e. national listings where you post the items to buyers, rather than local Facebook groups or "bootsale apps" like Shpock (*shudders at their annoying advert*) where local buyers collect?)
Thanks all
I've got about 40 items of clothes I want to sell and naturally I went to eBay, but it seems that recently they're more full of professional sellers from China selling new, cheap, clothes and private individuals like me who are looking to shift second-hand clothes are getting crowded out.
Therefore, is there an alternative site people use instead which offer a similar service (i.e. national listings where you post the items to buyers, rather than local Facebook groups or "bootsale apps" like Shpock (*shudders at their annoying advert*) where local buyers collect?)
Thanks all
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Current debt total: £32,756.02 (as of 1st March 2018)
Date Free Date Aim: Summer 2019 (8 extra months needed
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If you trawl back a few weeks on this board, there was a thread about this.If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0
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Vinted, Shpock, Gumtree, Facebook, Mercari.0
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Let's face it, unless they're really decent brand names or designer, there is no second hand market for them! As you will read from the other thread that discussed this. Just donate them to a charity. Sadly, they will likely end up as rags or in the third world.Minimalist
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