[electrogear]

Yeah I do that all the time. Not clothes though. I have about £2000 - £3000 (RRP) worth of electronics components, but the eBay value would probably be less than £100, so I'm reluctant to list them really. I've tried listing a few components separately (such as some IC's that are worth £5 each) but I only got about £1 each for them. Mind you I have about 300 more so if I list them all separately I might get more money.

[electrogear]

Oh, and I sold some tools & stuff I got from work just before I left, and I got £300 for them. Didn't even think they were worth that much....

[electrogear]

Has anyone tried the search thingymabob? Anyone need any help with it?

[Sprockette]

Only cos you get more money when we do

[electrogear]

Yeah... that one :P (sshhh!)

[electrogear]

Yeah if anybody would rather not be referred by me they can go direct to the website and sign up.

[electrogear]

Hey you changed your post :P
Mine doesn't make sense now!

[Sprockette]

Well mine didn't the first time, I was really just trying to be a b*tch lol Sorry, having a bad day!

[electrogear]

No worries. I have those days quite a lot recently.

[Ariana123]

well i live near an outlet village so i can get a lot of clothes for discount prices and regularly sell these on ebay and make quite a bit, this is also to help me out through uni! =)

[electrogear]

Where? Doncaster? or somewhere in Pakistan? lol

I used to do what you do. There was a clothes shop near me selling 'Crosshatch' T-Shirts for about £6 - £10 each. For some reason there was a sudden demand for them on eBay, and second hand T-Shirts were selling for £20, even "worn once" ones were selling for 3 times the price I was buying them at, so I bought 5 and sold them for anywhere between £20 - £35 each, then bought about another 20 and sold those too. I made about £500 profit altogether!

[Diminutive]

the only point of this entire thread was that the OP is advertising his/her affiliate link for the search engine thing.

[mariad]

I've sold stuff on Ebay aswell, I 've made some money, but not much, probably about £100. I've thought about buying random things in the sale, that wouldn't even fit me, just so that I could sell them on Ebay in the hope of making a profit. I haven't done it yet though as its difficult to assess what will, and won't make a profit.

[chriztina27]

ticket touting via ebay?

[Y__]

(Original post by mariad)
I've sold stuff on Ebay aswell, I 've made some money, but not much, probably about £100. I've thought about buying random things in the sale, that wouldn't even fit me, just so that I could sell them on Ebay in the hope of making a profit. I haven't done it yet though as its difficult to assess what will, and won't make a profit.

I don't think that will really work, at least you'd need some clever ideas. Nowadays, ebay is full of random junk that people are trying to make profit from.

[Sprockette]

Maybe rugby tickets - I'm so going to do that anymore, I usually get 6 Nations tickets for <£20/30 and if its a popular game they go for >£200 later on

[Captain Biggles]

eBay anything you don't use and make a pile on the postage!

And get a job where you can do something like 30+ hours each week with a decent hourly wage and you'll be laughing.

[Donald Duck]

(Original post by Diminutive)
the only point of this entire thread was that the OP is advertising his/her affiliate link for the search engine thing.

[electrogear]

I updated the post today to include that link - partly hoping I would get some referrals yes, but trying to help others out too. I'm really skint at the moment, just thought every1 could help eachother out.

[electrogear]

(Original post by Diminutive)
the only point of this entire thread was that the OP is advertising his/her affiliate link for the search engine thing.

I've changed the post - it gives the non-referral link too. Hope it irritates you less now? although I'm not sure why it bothered you in the first place that I might've been making a few extra pennies from referalls... come on dude, we're all in the same boat!