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To be gutted that I've just sold over £100 of stuff on ebay for £8 :(

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Pheebe · 14/09/2008 15:22

OK, I know I am and thats how it works and that the other person has got a great deal and probably is very grateful etc etc

But still, why do I feel cheated...

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frogs · 15/09/2008 18:15

I do ebay bundles for stuff that is not brand name enough to sell well on its own -- that can include high-end but not well-known brands like Aztec, as well as labels like H&M.

I've had modest success with bundles of this type before, but this one has cranked it up a notch .

I think it's all about getting the right mix of items and presentation. The right time of year helps as well, I suspect baby stuff doesn't have quite as much of a 'season'. Whereas bigger kids' stuff is definitely in season right now -- for bargains you have to try in August or January.

jammi · 15/09/2008 18:31

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blueshoes · 15/09/2008 19:27

frongs, that bundle is inspirational. Your dd sure has a lot of clothes. I find my dd mucks up her clothes so much I can only sell the odd item, rather than find enough to put together a coherent bundle.

Flibbertyjibbet · 15/09/2008 19:36

Now thats how I like bundles displayed - lots of pics, detailed list, lots of good quality stuff etc.

ScottishMummy · 15/09/2008 19:41

recently someone got@£250 for a bundle mainly Next,M&S,Rocha but lots of photos really well described etc

i have never sold on ebay but blimey that is a good price

Pheebe · 15/09/2008 21:05

here's the listing

cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=32029528883 8#ebayphotohosting

Sorry not sure how to drop it in as a link...

Think I can see where I went wrong now though

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