I want to sell gently worn and new clothes for more than E10

YummySummer

I've already done ebay and clocked up E490 in 2 weeks. The downfall was the shipping costs (they've all increased) and then there's the sellers fees which clocked up to E115.
I've seen that there are some companies which come to the house and pay E10 per bag of clothes. Not happening.
I've seen places like Siopella but they are declining any new items at this time. Buy and Sell doesn't really attract many people to buy clothes.
(I've sold a cupboard though!)

I have some shoes and a leather bag (mendable tear on side but looks brand new otherwise), some tops, dresses and coats (most new and unworn) which in total would have cost over E300. I'm willing to sell all for E180.

Where to go?

bscm

Adverts.ie? I've sold a few bags on there and you can arrange to meet the buyer to save postage costs if they're in your area

fillefatale

YummySummer wrote: »

I've already done ebay and clocked up E490 in 2 weeks. The downfall was the shipping costs (they've all increased) and then there's the sellers fees which clocked up to E115.
I've seen that there are some companies which come to the house and pay E10 per bag of clothes. Not happening.
I've seen places like Siopella but they are declining any new items at this time. Buy and Sell doesn't really attract many people to buy clothes.
(I've sold a cupboard though!)

I have some shoes and a leather bag (mendable tear on side but looks brand new otherwise), some tops, dresses and coats (most new and unworn) which in total would have cost over E300. I'm willing to sell all for E180.

Where to go?

One of the Dublin flea markets maybe

YummySummer

Never thought of a flea market. Are there any in Dublin over weekends?

pinksoir

Every Saturday in The Grand Social is The Ha'penny Flea. It's pretty cool. We sell there about once a month.

http://www.thegrandsocial.ie/event/hapenny-flea-market-2/2013-05-04/