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Just bought my first house, so I've been perusing the bowels of eBay using a local bargain search on eBay. There the usual fodder, clothes, furniture, some interesting bits of machinery / tools, but then I found a seller listing a used toothbrush holder. 
It can't get any worse than that can it?
Ah right, it can. (Same Seller)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NAIL-CLIPPERS-STAINLESS-...
It can't get any worse than that can it?Ah right, it can. (Same Seller)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NAIL-CLIPPERS-STAINLESS-...
And no-one has bid on his other 90 lots of comedy-priced boot-sale tat.
Including; £2 HDMI cable for £10+3.50 postage
£2 packet of 3 ladies' tights for just £7.50 inc postage
Jeggings (Primark £4) now only £13.50 inc postage
and don't forget the 'antique' mirror for £19.99 , from the 1970s
Including; £2 HDMI cable for £10+3.50 postage
£2 packet of 3 ladies' tights for just £7.50 inc postage
Jeggings (Primark £4) now only £13.50 inc postage
and don't forget the 'antique' mirror for £19.99 , from the 1970s
So what is so special about Bruce Mortenson who, apparently, ran in the 1972 Olympic Maraathon Trials?
Why do I ask?
Because a pair of 'Shoezeum Vintage' Original OG Moon Shoe Waffle Racer trainers (1st Generation Hollister Bowerman Handmade Moon Shoes) have received a whopping 131 bids with the highest being $10,600.00!!!!
What goes on?
Why do I ask?
Because a pair of 'Shoezeum Vintage' Original OG Moon Shoe Waffle Racer trainers (1st Generation Hollister Bowerman Handmade Moon Shoes) have received a whopping 131 bids with the highest being $10,600.00!!!!
What goes on?
Zombie said:
Just bought my first house, so I've been perusing the bowels of eBay using a local bargain search on eBay. There the usual fodder, clothes, furniture, some interesting bits of machinery / tools, but then I found a seller listing a used toothbrush holder. It can't get any worse than that can it?
Ah right, it can. (Same Seller)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NAIL-CLIPPERS-STAINLESS-...
Some stuff won't be posted till after 24th Jan 2017 ... hope any prospective buyers aren't in a rush!! It can't get any worse than that can it?Ah right, it can. (Same Seller)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NAIL-CLIPPERS-STAINLESS-...
More humorous though is that he is selling his guttering ... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/282282867032
Seems that his Japanese wife has done a runner with all his money leaving him to sell the contents and the fabric of his house! 
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MENS-BLACK-LEATHER-WALLE...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MENS-BLACK-LEATHER-WALLE...
A few weeks ago there was a thread on here about how people are now being charged to dispose of certain items at their local council tip.
One poster's best idea was to put everything on eBay at 99p no reserve, collection only, and had managed to get someone to drive some ungodly distance to pay 99p for a used toilet or something...
One poster's best idea was to put everything on eBay at 99p no reserve, collection only, and had managed to get someone to drive some ungodly distance to pay 99p for a used toilet or something...
Shakermaker said:
A few weeks ago there was a thread on here about how people are now being charged to dispose of certain items at their local council tip.
One poster's best idea was to put everything on eBay at 99p no reserve, collection only, and had managed to get someone to drive some ungodly distance to pay 99p for a used toilet or something...
I've done something similarOne poster's best idea was to put everything on eBay at 99p no reserve, collection only, and had managed to get someone to drive some ungodly distance to pay 99p for a used toilet or something...
Had a load of tired furniture to get rid off, along with a bunch of stuff from the death of an elderly relative
Put it on eBay gumtree, a lot of 99p stuff never sold, but had questions after a while saying can they come and collect it for free
Saved me a bunch of effort
Also, some people are in their own little world and probably saw toe nail clippers in boots for £12 quid and though they could sell them for a third on eBay, forgetting you can probably get new ones from china for 20p
Shakermaker said:
A few weeks ago there was a thread on here about how people are now being charged to dispose of certain items at their local council tip.
One poster's best idea was to put everything on eBay at 99p no reserve, collection only, and had managed to get someone to drive some ungodly distance to pay 99p for a used toilet or something...
For me its not so much being charged, but for big items i just dont like taking it to the tip, its lots of lugging etc.. stick it on e-bay for beer money and have someone else haul it away!One poster's best idea was to put everything on eBay at 99p no reserve, collection only, and had managed to get someone to drive some ungodly distance to pay 99p for a used toilet or something...
Got rid of a fridge for a tenner a few weeks back, saved me the effort of lifting it in/out of the car and driving to the tip, and got beer money out of it.
alorotom said:
More humorous though is that he is selling his guttering ... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/282282867032
Not humorous as somebody bidding on it 100 free listings, I'm going to list every piece of crap I can find for 3x what it's worth
Zombie said:
No I don't want to pay £3.36 to have one delivered in the colour of my choice. I would rather pay another £1.63 on top and go and pick it up.Forum | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff