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Well yet again I seem unable to sell items on eBay!
Anyone want to buy a morphy Richards slowcooker??!?!?!?
Didn't you just buy it? Facebook marketplace is a better bet for that kind of item
Well yet again I seem unable to sell items on eBay!
Anyone want to buy a morphy Richards slowcooker??!?!?!?
Nooo that was a normal slow cooker. This is a multicooker thingDidn't you just buy it? Facebook marketplace is a better bet for that kind of item
Nooo that was a normal slow cooker. This is a multicooker thing
Antiques are a good way to go. Sometimes I will sell the odd antique (over 100 years old). There are many books that fit this category.My next move is into antiques. Would love to do tools but just don't have a clue what I'm looking st for those.
I started with antiques but wandered into Militaria and Toys. They seem to do better than traditional antiques now. I think there has been a shift in the last 10 years in money being spent moving from old ladys collecting ceramics and traditional antiques to middle aged men buying up things from their childhood.
By the sounds of it, very specialised and specific tools are the way to go for this?
I recently sold a chisel for £20 that cost £2, but they can go for lots of money!I think even everyday tools can fetch a good price, but I expect it would take a while to know what to look for. My friend is a builder and he has some vintage tools he has paid a lot of money over and he loves and adores them! He has a chisel that looks like an ordinary chisel to me, but he is adamant that it is much nicer to use than modern ones. I think he ended up in a bidding war for it!
Hi kayfabe, If I was selling these on Ebay I would group them into lots as individual profits would be small, but in say, lots of 10 worth doing. My wife finds lots of clothes really marked down and also in charity and car boot sales where they still have the price label attached. M&S recently had a 90% reduction on some items. Got to be a profit there,Would you recommend eBay for items like these, please?
Would you recommend eBay for items like these, please?
I am not really a clothing seller, but there are many on Youyube who seem to do well. My point was that there are so many opportunities out there if you just look around. I will bow to your better knowledge on clothes.Some of the newer sites like DePop and Mecari are better for clothes if you're not an established seller. There's a lot of clothing sellers on eBay (including myself) so lots of competition. If I was reliant on clothing sales alone for my business I'd have run out of money a long time ago
I am not really a clothing seller, but there are many on Youyube who seem to do well. My point was that there are so many opportunities out there if you just look around. I will bow to your better knowledge on clothes.