Check out my guest post today on Man vs. Debt ---- How I paid of $15,000 in school loans in 9 months by selling 'stuff' on ebay.
ps. Thank you Colgate for the wonderful (albeit expensive) education. However, I am equally as thankful to finally done with my school loans. Hooray!
11 comments:
That's wonderful that you finally paid off your school loan. I never tried Ebay but wondering how do you pack them and going to have it shipped?
oh girl, you have inspired me so much! thanks for writing this detailed article. I have always been afraid of ebay! I think I have enough crap to pay off one credit card! thank you, amy!
Hi Christy - I have a scale to ship orders so I just weigh it once packaged up and plug the weight into paypal multi-order shipping which is linked up to usps.com - then print out the labels... Good luck!
Hi Amy! Thanks for your sweet comment! You go girl!
so glad I could help pay off that loan - and treat myself on something fun from a store that I have never been : )
Thanks Denise! :)
yeah! congratulations. being debt free is the best.
Okay I just read your guest post and I am inspired. A good purge would help pay for future projects.
Question:
If I have about 3 weeks to sell the following items (about 40 items @most):
-books
-dvds
-anime toy collectibles
-clothes/shoes
And I've never sold anything online before, which is the quickest method for a novice to unload all these items? Like what do I need/ don't need?
Oh wait, I have another question:
If I'm just selling these items to fundraise my moving out of state (it's just a garage sale to me), do I need to get a seller's permit? Or will I get in trouble?
Ok, LAST QUESTION. Promise!
(pulled all-nighter so not thinking straight)
Does eBay charge you even if your listed item doesn't sell?
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