The Walletpoppers have been busy finding the best sites for selling and swapping your unwanted, secondhand stuff – just in time for you to make or save a bit of money this Bank Holiday.
Firstly, they’ve listed the best websites for selling secondhand stuff, which includes Gumtree and Preloved, amongst others.
eBay gets a mention of course, but where the other sites have an advantage is that in some cases they are niche sites, with a more focussed audience for your goods (and therefore they may be more likely to sell than on eBay), and they also do not charge a fee for listing your items, eBay does.
Secondly, they’ve gone on to the best sites for swapping your unwanted items, including Swapshop, Swapit and iSwap.
What better way to spend a wet (or even snowy) Bank Holiday than searching for old stuff to sell up your loft or at the bottom of your wardrobe? Happy hunting!
photo credit: jeffedoe
Thank you for the post for himself opened a lot of new … would write in detail what I think about it, but probably everything is clear
The websites mentioned above are good, but you can view this website too. Its also a very good Websites For Selling & Swapping Your Secondhand Stuff.
The websites mentioned above are good, but you can view this website too (http://www.uncommondeal.com). Its also a very good Websites For Selling & Swapping Your Secondhand Stuff
You can swap, sell and browse lots of different categories on Stuff4Sale.
Second Hand Stuff, Jumble Sale, Unwanted Stuff
It’s FREE for everyone to use.
Hi I Have just build a website for swapping your unwanted items please visit it to help get it off the ground. http://www.swapsey.com Thank you in advance.
I am surprised seeing that you haven’t mentioned about http://www.bonsoni.com/
It is quite popular now!
There is also a great free place to sell your clutter called ads’ere http://www.adsere.com/ 100% Free to use, no hidden costs and you are able to give customers a very good idea of what they would be buying as you can place ads using video, audio and pics :)