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

[iamtheoneneo]

No way, I really wish someone would put up this Diesel Shirt I had years ago that I really want again (mine broke)

 

[Pawnless Endgame]

It's a bit hit-and-miss. E.g. I sold a leather jacket for £21 which was an ok amount. I sold a load of shirts which only got about £1 each. A Ben Sherman shirt which was originally £50, only worn once, only went for £2.70. An Armin Van Buuren t-shirt only got me £1.

On the other hand, I have a mate who sells his old trainers and he always does pretty well with them. Sometimes, he even gets his money back, the amount that he paid for originally.

 

[anything I don't mind]

thread is *****

 

[gothic_hobbit]

I don't see how those clothes are any better than Primark branded stuff.

 

[Manbatius]

D'ya like dags?

Nearly fell off my chair with at this!

Sold clothes on ebay didnt get much return.
Only bought item was second hand (near new) trainers, they were G unit so a bit *****.....

£150 on a jumper is mental, I would actually be terrified to wear it.

 

[bloodiedathame]

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

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

Aww, I just bought a pair of shoes.

 

[jamoor]

obvious I've got these jumpers for sale thread is obvious.

 

[nydryl]

What a strange question. Makes perfect sense to cash in on unused items.

 

[NuggetUK]

ePikey.

 

[Soundood]

get that lot over to AVForums, 'non electrical items' sales thread, and they will bite your arm off for this clobber,

as for having a problem? no sir, one mans junk is another mans gold

 

[SexyGreyFox]

My eldest took 4 bin bags of clothes to her Aunty this morning to sell on Ebay.
They are both chavs and ******.

 

[4T5]

****** don't use the Interwebs, everybody knows that.





Oh wait.

 

[mrk]

****** don't use the Interwebs, everybody knows that.





Oh wait.

They don't pay for it, they ***** it!

 

[GeForce]

Definitely not, I've had a couple of jumpers off eBay (I realise this proves nothing).

 

[Bailey]

Nah its not *****, I have sold clothes in the past on ebay and I would do so again

Bailey

 

[Raymond Lin]

£40 per jumper?

No matter what brand they are, I wouldn't pay £40/50 for secondhand jumpers. £10 max, if its like new.

Problem with jumpers is that they bubble, easily shrink in the wash, stretched easily. You might get £50 for the lot if you are lucky.

 

[Craterloads]

Thread is old, clothes now gone

 

[Calgar117]

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

That comeback comment made me lol

On a related note, personally I wouldn't buy used clothes from ebay unless its perhaps for fancy dress or a fun occasion which requires something rather specific.