Jae
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I just sold some hankies I got for Xmas for £5 on eBay.
But actually the best way to have made money on those items would have been to take them back to the shop they were bought from and exchange them for things you did like. Like the cashmere lined leather gloves I got in exchange for a too big shirt from M&S. But it's too late for that now... so eBay! |
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Erika C
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Hi, I'm a die hard e-bayer so I always recommend them. You should also consider Craig's List (craigslist.com) or your local Green Sheet. You could consider regifting, especially if the items are appropriate for co-workers. A great thing to do at work is to keep the gifts there with a few $0.99 cent gift bags. When someone at work has a buirthday, gets a promotion, or is having a really crappy day, you can pop one in a gift bag and suddenly your Mr. Popular at work. Believe me, even if you're not a suck up you will feel great and it will pay off in dividends when it comes time for increases and those things like Teamwork, Attitude, etc. are being considered. If you don't work then consider the same for friends. Believe me, you'll be a hero. One last word about E-Bay. If you're going to list your items then look and see what similar items have sold for in the past (go to advanced search, then put in the basic item description, and check the box for completed Listings Only). That will tell you the actual price people paid for the items and give you info on how to list it. Also, consider that you will pay a listing fee of about a buck plus a tiny percentage of sales price if it sells. I have a ton of fun with e-bay, get money for stuff I no longer use, and use that money to buy more stuff or pay off credit cards. Good luck! |
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Gordon B
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ebay, car boot sale or ad in local paper.
You could also stick them in a cupboard and send them as presents next year saving some money |
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litpooo
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auction it on ebay with 10% going to charity |
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wannasnooze
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Sell on ebay, or another on line auction or have a yard sale. |
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me
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get them in the box -- and re-gift them next year -
just make sure you don't give it to the person that got it for you!! |
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skcs69
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Yard sale. |
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Bella
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Sell it on eBay,Do a car boot and ask friend,s and family if they have got any thing that they want to get rid off,You will make cash from there junk as well. |
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michael2003c2003
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You can always have a garage sale and put them as part of the sale or just hawk them off on Ebay...which I did with mine. |
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rhino_man420
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ebay? |
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richard555
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"Recycle" them next Christmas. Just make sure you do not give them back to the person who gave them to you!!!!!!! It will get rid of them and save you money as you will not need to buy so many presents....... |
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hellokitty
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Ebay? Car boot sale? |
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PrayerRequestBox
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Ebay would be my first stop. Just put it all in one bax and list it as a mystery auction.
Michael |
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sammie
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Ebay is the way forward .. your junk could be someones treasure |
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matkt1108
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Ebay, Yahoo Auctions, Garage Sale, or Re-Gift to another person |
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taz c
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Although E-bay & car boot sales are a good idea, you have to pay commission to these people. Your best bet is Cash Converters, or an Exchange shop, where you can get money for any or all of your unwanted items, with no commission taken off. |
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mcfifi
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Go to a car boot sale. |
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champagne
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i bet you everyone will say Ebay ! |
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catlover555
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well sell them to your friends or onine
ok anbd please stop swearing! |
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INACTIVE
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Ebay. Why not make a few bucks off things you don't really want or need??? |
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oracle
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ebay |
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i pack a 44
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ebay |
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