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have just joined ebay and want to know what sort of stuff is best to sell

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chocoholic05 · 20/05/2013 14:28

we are always short of money. I'm not working at the moment which is part of the problem but I'm looking. Is it possible to make up money shortfalls by selling on ebay and what sort of stuff is it best to start with?

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chocoholic05 · 20/05/2013 14:51

also any useful tips?

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TheSecondComing · 20/05/2013 14:52

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ThenWeTakeBerlin · 20/05/2013 15:00

Branded clothes have sold well for me in the past, Boden, Jack Wills, etc. Tbh, though, stuff doesn't sell like it used to.

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chocoholic05 · 20/05/2013 15:04

all sorts really old trikes from when the dc were little - youngest now five. Old pushchairs well used though. Baby and children's clothes would i be better off with a car boot for those though? Old books oh and old train engines from my dh misspent youth! His dad is into model trains! Dh said I can sell some of them. Also various baby stuff in the loft like Moses basket.

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PoppyWearer · 20/05/2013 15:08

Personally I'd start with the bigger and garden/outdoor toys ASAP, you will get more money for it before it goes quiet for the summer, and make a bit of space.

Clothes are hard work if not Boden and other select brands.

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chocoholic05 · 20/05/2013 16:02

does it matter too much that some of the outdoor toys have been well used? Will it affect peoples rating of me as a seller?

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DiscoDonkey · 20/05/2013 16:06

As long as you are honest with your description and use photo's that show their condition then you should be ok. If you list something as good condition and the buyer thinks it's battered to buggery or if you don't mention broken parts/marks etc you won't be popular.

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PoppyWearer · 20/05/2013 19:51

Just be completely honest and price accordingly.

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