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Hello all,
I've never used ebay before, though I have been tempted.
I'm not skint but I will be in the following months so thought I'd clear some stuff out.
I want to know what sells the best and what isn't worth it.
Advice on first sales since I'll have no feedback.
What packaging/post office stuff.
Thanks
I've never used ebay before, though I have been tempted.
I'm not skint but I will be in the following months so thought I'd clear some stuff out.
I want to know what sells the best and what isn't worth it.
Advice on first sales since I'll have no feedback.
What packaging/post office stuff.
Thanks
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I've got Zippy and George teddies. They talk and everything!
tnc wrote:
> simply because things like Soft Toys etc don't sell
My ex bought me a teddy off e-bay-tight bas....
Now I'm stuck with a teddy I don't want. Might sell it again on e-bay for free.
Anyone here want it? All you gotta do is pay postage and packaging. A little teddy with a letter reading 'I love you'
> simply because things like Soft Toys etc don't sell
My ex bought me a teddy off e-bay-tight bas....
Now I'm stuck with a teddy I don't want. Might sell it again on e-bay for free.
Anyone here want it? All you gotta do is pay postage and packaging. A little teddy with a letter reading 'I love you'
Well, for a start, Postage and Packaging is your window of oppurtunity into making guaranteed money from a sale, you can set individual postage and packaging amounts (as in, they're defined by you) which eBay can't change and the buyer has to pay
Apprapo the start of an auction, it's best to set the item at a low start price (for example 0.99) to avoid paying alot of tax and make the money up by setting a reserve (which no-one can see) or by increasing the P&P ever so slightly
When describing your item it puts the buyers mind at rest if you say why you're selling it and also try and describe whether it's new, followed by a brief synopsis of the product
DVDs always seem to sell well, but not for that much money as there's so many. There's no point trying to "offload" things, as you might at a Car Boot Sale, simply because things like Soft Toys etc don't sell
It's always best to steer clear of selling broken or faulty products and also define your margines, such as whether you want payment via Paypal or Cheque, to avoid unecessary hassle
Hope that helps !
Apprapo the start of an auction, it's best to set the item at a low start price (for example 0.99) to avoid paying alot of tax and make the money up by setting a reserve (which no-one can see) or by increasing the P&P ever so slightly
When describing your item it puts the buyers mind at rest if you say why you're selling it and also try and describe whether it's new, followed by a brief synopsis of the product
DVDs always seem to sell well, but not for that much money as there's so many. There's no point trying to "offload" things, as you might at a Car Boot Sale, simply because things like Soft Toys etc don't sell
It's always best to steer clear of selling broken or faulty products and also define your margines, such as whether you want payment via Paypal or Cheque, to avoid unecessary hassle
Hope that helps !
Buy whilst high.
Sell deer.
Sell deer.
Hello all,
I've never used ebay before, though I have been tempted.
I'm not skint but I will be in the following months so thought I'd clear some stuff out.
I want to know what sells the best and what isn't worth it.
Advice on first sales since I'll have no feedback.
What packaging/post office stuff.
Thanks
I've never used ebay before, though I have been tempted.
I'm not skint but I will be in the following months so thought I'd clear some stuff out.
I want to know what sells the best and what isn't worth it.
Advice on first sales since I'll have no feedback.
What packaging/post office stuff.
Thanks
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