Sellers of Ebay

I sold a bunch of old servers once my mom had laying around from her work. Also sold some Jordan's once. Made 400 bucks on that sale

I sell used sporting goods. Don’t sell as much on ebay now that it’s easier to sell on FB and other apps.

Odd and unusual shite.
I've made several hundred dollars off of 50 cent coffee cups/mugs from thrift stores. One cup was advertising some drug and had the company's name on it. It sold for $49.99.
I've done well with vintage scientific stuff like scales and old TI calculators are always good.
Two of the most interesting things I've sold was a china coffee pot with sterling silver band from the Waldorf-Astoria and a smaller version for tea. They were from the 1920's.
I sold a cast brass luggage rack from the New South Wales Railroad for a good price. But, a box of old slides from the early 1950's had been my best deal profit margin wise. It was primarily military type slides with helicopters and planes.

Someone please buy my willy warmers

I still have a few thousand left.

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Hand knitted baw

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Never sold anything, but I wish ebay had a counter that adds and totals up all I've ever spent on there so I could know.

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All you need to do is go to purchase history and add them up.

Used anal beads

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thats all it is really, a national garage sale

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It is a bit more than that when you start looking at the collectible/historical/rare stuff that can be found daily.
It has opened/provided a market for items that are actually rare and has destroyed the perception of rarity for other items.
No way I could sell a coffee cup for $50 where I am located. Ebay is great for getting the item in front of people who actually want it and are willing to pay.

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Used appliance parts. New old stock parts.

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Damn good hustle. I know a guy who does that, as well.