Selling stuff online in Australia??
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Selling stuff online in Australia??
I am sorting and sifting through all my "stuff" trying to be quite ruthless and unmaterialistic as I leave Australia.
I have all the furniture up on Gumtree, the big stuff. I have a buyer for my car.
But what is the best way to sell stuff like books, DVD's, ornament type things and just "stuff" in general?
I am asking on here as it seems to be that eBay is not as popular as it once was maybe due to the overwhelming amount of ads from Asia?? I recently tried selling some jewellery on there, it cost me $49.00 for my ads and I didn't sell one thing!! How can you compete with for instance a pair of ear-rings from Hong Kong, $2.50 with free postage!!!
I haven't used eBay very much in recent years or done much online shopping from these kind of sites. Is there some other popular site I am missing here?
I have all the furniture up on Gumtree, the big stuff. I have a buyer for my car.
But what is the best way to sell stuff like books, DVD's, ornament type things and just "stuff" in general?
I am asking on here as it seems to be that eBay is not as popular as it once was maybe due to the overwhelming amount of ads from Asia?? I recently tried selling some jewellery on there, it cost me $49.00 for my ads and I didn't sell one thing!! How can you compete with for instance a pair of ear-rings from Hong Kong, $2.50 with free postage!!!
I haven't used eBay very much in recent years or done much online shopping from these kind of sites. Is there some other popular site I am missing here?
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Re: Selling stuff online in Australia??
Have a garage sale and advertise it in the papers. With the ebay thing - when I look I usually limit the adverts to what is being sold 50kms from my postcode - I like to be able to pop around and see it. If you advertise the area you are in you might get more people bidding.
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Re: Selling stuff online in Australia??
Garage sales can work wonders. We did one not too long ago, got about $300 in but seemed to still have the same quantity of rubbish left.
We also did one in 2002, before moving from Sydney to Brisbane, advertised it as a moving sale. Made about $3,000, which paid for the moving costs for what was left
We also did one in 2002, before moving from Sydney to Brisbane, advertised it as a moving sale. Made about $3,000, which paid for the moving costs for what was left
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Re: Selling stuff online in Australia??
Garage sales can work wonders. We did one not too long ago, got about $300 in but seemed to still have the same quantity of rubbish left.
We also did one in 2002, before moving from Sydney to Brisbane, advertised it as a moving sale. Made about $3,000, which paid for the moving costs for what was left
We also did one in 2002, before moving from Sydney to Brisbane, advertised it as a moving sale. Made about $3,000, which paid for the moving costs for what was left