Very good.....but look at how much previous seasons unboxed hermes ties go for on eBay.... The point is I got them for nothing......
Very good.....but look at how much previous seasons unboxed hermes ties go for on eBay.... The point is I got them for nothing......
For years now I simply can't be arsed with eBay though - the hassle of taking photos, writing up listings, packaging stuff up, going to a post office, getting postal receipts in case your purchaser tries it on etc - it's a massive faff and takes a load of time. Now, most of our stuff goes to the local charity shops.
White plastic? I'll give you £150.
Interesting. How does that work then? I'd have thought you'd need to specify shipping etc?Two words - AMAZON MARKETPLACE. So much easier and quicker. No need for photos, descriptions, sorting shipping with buyer, or any after sales gubbins.
Stuck 16 items on last night (took about 25 minutes) - sold 5 of them already and sending them out today.
Interesting. How does that work then? I'd have thought you'd need to specify shipping etc?
Two words - AMAZON MARKETPLACE. So much easier and quicker. No need for photos, descriptions, sorting shipping with buyer, or any after sales gubbins.
Stuck 16 items on last night (took about 25 minutes) - sold 5 of them already and sending them out today.
My family and I haven’t had much luck on e-bay really.
My aunt and uncle drove down from Swindon and ended up with a shit corrugated iron 50 year old shed and paid a fortune for it.
Someone listed a perfectly good car stereo which I bought for £50 which clearly wasn’t working in the first place.
Bought my son what I thought was an Xbox for £170 and all I got was an empty box.
The next year I thought I would get him a train set. I paid £75 for a working set that was really a load of old rubbish that should have really been put into a bin bag.
I bought my daughter an Iphone for £150 and the bloody thing doesn’t work.
Still, at least i’ve got four nice Hermes ties that only cost me £400.