AIBU?
to not want to dump it all
CocacolaMum · 01/05/2013 20:33
We are running out of space.
I am admittedly not very good at housework and the rooms in this house are not the biggest at the best of times. We have quite a bit of clutter..
Now, I have held on to some of it purely to sell.. leftover bits from our wedding (ahem, 8 months ago) and clothes and shoes the kids have outgrown mostly...
I do keep meaning to sell it but now that the postal prices have changed is it even worth my time sitting and listing it all on e bay which frankly could take a while and COULD make me a few quid or indeed fuck all or AIBU and should I as OH suggests "man up" and donate it all to charidee just to get rid of it...
Sunnywithshowers · 01/05/2013 22:02
Sunnywithshowers · 01/05/2013 22:03
issey6cats · 01/05/2013 22:44
sort out what needs getting rid of , do a boot sale one mornings work, reasonable stall charge and whats left over when bootie finished take to the charity shop the next day, no postage no extra wonga for ebay, no bad feedback that way you should have made a few bob and the charity benefits from left overs
Flojobunny · 01/05/2013 23:01
Depends how strapped for cash you are. If u are skint then all the little £1 odd profit here and there will add up, but frankly I couldn't be bother and would donate it.
Actually I 'freecycle' everything, then they collect at my convenience, even when something might fetch 50 quid on eBay, I don't particularly need the money, I am short of free time more and think it'll help some struggling family make ends meet easier.
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