Wanted
- Thread starter mrskitty
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Kitty,
why not offer sales service, you do all the pictures/postage etc and take a cut of any sales. I'm sure there are loads of people who have stuff they just can't be bothered to stick on eBay. You would have to be careful about stolen goods etc but there is no reason why it shouldn't provid a small income(remember to declare it!!!!
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why not offer sales service, you do all the pictures/postage etc and take a cut of any sales. I'm sure there are loads of people who have stuff they just can't be bothered to stick on eBay. You would have to be careful about stolen goods etc but there is no reason why it shouldn't provid a small income(remember to declare it!!!!
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Get on freecycle , theres loads of cheap things people are normally will give away for anything.
Whatever blows your frock up love. after reading your other thread forget teh declare it bit It wasn't meant in any negative way, just that I know HMRC are now paying attention to large sellers on ebay and treating it as extra income as opposed to just selling on stuff you no longer need.
I find eBay has dropped a lot recently. Some things are now bringing near new money, other stuff sells for peanuts if at all.
It wasn't meant in any negative way, just that I know HMRC are now paying attention to large sellers on ebay and treating it as extra income as opposed to just selling on stuff you no longer need. I find eBay has dropped a lot recently. Some things are now bringing near new money, other stuff sells for peanuts if at all.
EBay is quite tough these days. Quite often things go unsold. It's not as lucrative as I once thought it would be.
YOU KNOW YOU'RE JEALOUS!
Of course i am
i used to buy baby things in second hand shops,wash them,use them then sell them on....i got a gro bag for £1.50 and sold it for £14 after Jack had used it for 6 months!(it was a mothercare one).
Second hand shops sell baby things really cheap as they dont know what they are really worth and alot of the volunteers in the ones down in Accy dont have children so they price them very low because they are no value to them personally(if that makes sense?).
As much as thats a good idea(making money)...i wouldn't do it.
I give things away on freecycle hoping that the people that pick the stuff up are going to use the items personally and not sell them on.
I have given things on freecycle, untill I saw somebody selling an item I gave on a car boot, I am more careful who I give to now, there are some cheeky so and so's on there too.
Of course i am
i used to buy baby things in second hand shops,wash them,use them then sell them on....i got a gro bag for £1.50 and sold it for £14 after Jack had used it for 6 months!(it was a mothercare one).
Second hand shops sell baby things really cheap as they dont know what they are really worth and alot of the volunteers in the ones down in Accy dont have children so they price them very low because they are no value to them personally(if that makes sense?).
i found a louis vuitton notebook for 1.50 in a charity shop i put it on ebay and got quite abit more cant remember how much though.
i sometimes sell stuff and get a few quid for it!
but i only have a normal account with paypal, and if i want to carry on selling stuff i have to upgrade to a premier account!!, otherwise i wont be able to accept credit/debit cards.....................does anyone know away round this so i dont get charged for selling?...i want it free
but i only have a normal account with paypal, and if i want to carry on selling stuff i have to upgrade to a premier account!!, otherwise i wont be able to accept credit/debit cards.....................does anyone know away round this so i dont get charged for selling?...i want it free
put the money on the postage, thats what most people do on ebay, sell it for dirt cheap and then add whatever for postage
Ebay are trying to stop that as well now. I had an email about it from them. Something about giving less priority in searches to people who have a history of high postage