Is a bit "*****" selling clothes on eBay?

[Craterloads]

Got about 10 or so jumpers that i don’t wear nor do i see myself wearing in the future and thinking of listing them on eBay? Normally i would just give unwanted clothes to charity or hand them down in the family but these are about £150-£200 each, and only worn a handful of times.

If i could get £40-50 per jumper that’s £500 extra in my pocket, but just feels wrong selling used clothes on the bay!!

Edit: Jumpers are mostly Paul & Shark Yachting, which are fairly "*****" in themselves

 

[Shayper]

Not at all!

 

[Theophany]

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18465695?

 

[Johnz0r]

Not at all!

 

[Thorper]

If you want the money, do it. If you don't, then don't. Simples.

People sell loads of random tat on ebay, so no-ones gonna look down on you for selling a few jumpers.

 

[asim18]

but just feels wrong selling used clothes on the bay!!

Why? Just think of it as a form of charity.

 

[TommyV]

Nothing ***** about making money from your own unused possessions.

 

[Ben Cole]

Is it ***** to sell clothes on eBay? No.

Is it ***** to buy clothes on eBay? Yes.

 

[Tingtangmakadingdong]

Not ***** at all, I made about £150 last year selling my old designer leather jacket, jeans and shirts. Mind, these items were still in good quality and not ripped with stains which would have made it *****

 

[Craterloads]

lol i guess so, there all pretty much Paul & Shark jumpers/jackets, which are quite "*****" in themselves

 

[finalcloud]

I buy used clothes on ebay, as long as they're clean and looked after I don't see why people have such a big problem with it.

 

[yhack]

I would rather jump into an active volcano than wear used clothes from ebay.

 

[Maccapacca]

I would rather jump into an active volcano than wear used clothes from ebay.

I bet your quite happy to sleep on a hotel bed though? but it's OK as the washing machines for mattresses are quite common.

 

[JBod]

I knew a guy who bought a second hand silicon implant from ebay. Now that was *****.

 

[Gackt]

It's recycling. Go for it.

 

[yhack]

I bet your quite happy to sleep on a hotel bed though? but it's OK as the washing machines for mattresses are quite common.

Yeah I normally strip the bed and sleep on the bare mattress at hotels.

 

[SixTwoSix]

Got about 10 or so jumpers...

...but these are about £150-£200 each, and only worn a handful of times.

You've got too much spare cash

Can't believe no one else picked up on this yet, £150+ for a jumper!

 

[Efour]

i dont even know what a 150 quid jumper looks like, and as said ***** to buy not to sell

 

[Akagi]

Good to know that i'm not the only mentalist awake at this hour

Personally I would be fine with selling expensive items of clothing on ebay. It's no different to selling leather jackets or motorbike gear which is used to be honest, and that stuff is on there all the time. I would buy a jacket from ebay, not a jumper though. (Unless it was new stock from a clearance line of a high street shop or something). I'm sure someone would though.

Selling regular clothes on ebay (£20 shirts for £5 for example) however may seem a little strange, and i'm not sure if anyone would buy them.

If they did, it would be them who are '*****' and not you though.

Also I felt the need to tell you all that the coffee keeping me awake is absolutely disgusting.

 

[bledd]

Is it ***** to sell clothes on eBay? No.

Is it ***** to buy clothes on eBay? Yes.

This!