I wish the charity shops would realise that eBay sellers can command their sold prices because we have access to a marketplace of millions. Your average charity shop will see a few hundred bargain hunters a week. If they price at eBay prices it’s just going to sit for months and gather dust. People are not going to pay eBay prices because they’re looking for a discovery, a story a sense of getting a good deal.
Another point that goes over charity shops heads is that it's two completely different types of buyers. Charity shops attract bargain hunters and people who respectfully don't have much disposable income. Ebay buyers, on the other hand, are buyers who are prepared to pay more as they get exactly what they want at the click of a button and get it delivered straight to their door.
@@josephsm2002 I feel like saying ‘look, no one is going to be paying you twenty five quid for those beaten up New Balance trainers with a hole in the mesh!’ 😡
Those Britains models are superb! The quality of the product really is in a league of its own, certainly without comparing it to higher end collectibles. Hopefully they bring in some strong prices for you. And yep, the charity shop head fog. Happens all too often and sometimes it can gather within one or two if seemingly everything is priced up. Not good for the hobby nor the charity!
Love the jellycats, I know reselling is your thing but it does warm my heart that it's not all about profit for you and you pick them up for your own collection ❤
Got a pair of 2002 OG Predators that I need to get round to selling. Only been worn twice. Pretty much mint apart from dust where they have been sitting in the back of a cupboard for 20+ years and one stone ding in one of the blades.. Seen some going for crazy money (Multiple hundreds) always a little wary of getting scammed for something that expensive though..
I've experienced the same feeling mate you get to a point where you just want to write the day off go home refresh for another day . Nice sales and lovely items to go through in those boxes .
9:44 Lotus Elite & Shadow JPS (John Player's Special) racing car outfit; I had one of them back in the day! I bought it on a Sunday school trip to Butlins Pwllheli circa 1976...Happy Days :-)
Be careful when selling on behalf of someone else. Their sales are being added to your inland revenue taxable income! Remember £1000 in sales you have to declare, new rules.
From the eBay rules.. Toy magnets with small pieces that can be swallowed or that may appeal to children are not allowed. They removed my listings last year twice . for games that had magnets in them@@josephsm2002
It's not ebay making the rules. It's the postal service. Check in any company what is the policy for sending 🧲 magnet. There is a specific measure for it.
@@gisellematurano259who is ever honest though when declaring that stuff at the post office? Never once had the post office, a parcel carrier or eBay ask if there’s a magnet inside a parcel 😂
@MasterofPieces Was down the Welsh Wales way wed/thurs tried my luck in many chazzers from Newport to Swansea and left almost empty handed 🤷🏾♂️ you're like a magnet for resellable tat 😆 have you listed that Amp yet?
I wish the charity shops would realise that eBay sellers can command their sold prices because we have access to a marketplace of millions. Your average charity shop will see a few hundred bargain hunters a week. If they price at eBay prices it’s just going to sit for months and gather dust. People are not going to pay eBay prices because they’re looking for a discovery, a story a sense of getting a good deal.
Exactly. It’s infuriating
Another point that goes over charity shops heads is that it's two completely different types of buyers. Charity shops attract bargain hunters and people who respectfully don't have much disposable income. Ebay buyers, on the other hand, are buyers who are prepared to pay more as they get exactly what they want at the click of a button and get it delivered straight to their door.
@@josephsm2002 exactly!
@@josephsm2002 I feel like saying ‘look, no one is going to be paying you twenty five quid for those beaten up New Balance trainers with a hole in the mesh!’ 😡
@@christinapither6963 Or Missing insoles😂😂
Those Britains models are superb! The quality of the product really is in a league of its own, certainly without comparing it to higher end collectibles. Hopefully they bring in some strong prices for you. And yep, the charity shop head fog. Happens all too often and sometimes it can gather within one or two if seemingly everything is priced up. Not good for the hobby nor the charity!
Love watching you & how you explain what you keep & sell is perfect.. Glad you're moving out the slow/no movers.. Keep having FUN..
It's all about having fun Lesley!! Thanks for commenting as usual :)
The Lex Luthor figure you pick up is actually Victor Zsasz from Gotham the TV series 👍
top knowledge... thanks for the tip, just found him!
Love the jellycats, I know reselling is your thing but it does warm my heart that it's not all about profit for you and you pick them up for your own collection ❤
love a jellycat find! I've not actually sold one yet haha
Some top sales,and once again some banging buys.Great content as always ❤
cheers, felt a slow sourcing day... will try again next week
Got a pair of 2002 OG Predators that I need to get round to selling. Only been worn twice. Pretty much mint apart from dust where they have been sitting in the back of a cupboard for 20+ years and one stone ding in one of the blades.. Seen some going for crazy money (Multiple hundreds) always a little wary of getting scammed for something that expensive though..
Excellent video again Ian. Keep. Them. Coming
thanks julian
I've experienced the same feeling mate you get to a point where you just want to write the day off go home refresh for another day . Nice sales and lovely items to go through in those boxes .
defo dreams.. no point dragging it out... just call it a day
@@MasterofPieces Absolutely mate :)
Terapeak shows 3 of the wooden railways sold for an average of £15. You done the right thing putting it back !
dodged that one then
9:44 Lotus Elite & Shadow JPS (John Player's Special) racing car outfit; I had one of them back in the day! I bought it on a Sunday school trip to Butlins Pwllheli circa 1976...Happy Days :-)
absolute class car that!
Love your vids Ian, but it goes through me when you say "Adeeedas, instead of Adidas".😂
ha i'll say it more often then ;)
so agree with this comment. Great youtuber and reseller but you need to pack that in 😂
Love Your content Ian, them pred's are mint condition- good buy them!
Preds are beaut Rick... too good for me to wear!
The one with the football shirts in the window is where my work is (only discovered it a few weeks ago) gosh a lot of toys in the back room 👀
bit of a jumble mind Liam
@@MasterofPieces it’s a real mess lol, but the type of place you find good things cheap, just got to dig
Managed to snipe a pair of blue Predator Accelerators on Vinted for £8! Sold pretty quickly to someone in Australia on GSP for over £150!
what an absolute find that is!!
Great video pal
cheers kev
Brilliant stuff
cheers colin
Great as always cheers!
cheers :)
Nice one Ian 😊👍
cheers panzer
Be careful when selling on behalf of someone else. Their sales are being added to your inland revenue taxable income! Remember £1000 in sales you have to declare, new rules.
all good Gail... rule has been there for a long time and I've all the right practises in place. nothing wrong with selling for your mates :)
Cool
first comment #winner
Metal studs on a 3G pitch? Nice boots though
i know.. shouldnt have really but was dying to try them out!
Try aberdar mate I got hundred off mini cars
EBay 👍
The Hornby train set looked like it had magnets so not allowed to be sold on eBay .
Why aren't magnets allowed?
From the eBay rules.. Toy magnets with small pieces that can be swallowed or that may appeal to children are not allowed. They removed my listings last year twice . for games that had magnets in them@@josephsm2002
not heard of this Scott. Thomas Tank take play and brio have magnets and you can sell them
It's not ebay making the rules. It's the postal service. Check in any company what is the policy for sending 🧲 magnet. There is a specific measure for it.
@@gisellematurano259who is ever honest though when declaring that stuff at the post office? Never once had the post office, a parcel carrier or eBay ask if there’s a magnet inside a parcel 😂
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Dont think you should be wearing metal studs on astro.
Shouldn't really wear blades on them too
First 😂
2nd this week Danny
Boo 😭😭
@masterofpeices p.s I love your content its great 😎 just not quick enough to write all that and get first 😂😂
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hi
@MasterofPieces Was down the Welsh Wales way wed/thurs tried my luck in many chazzers from Newport to Swansea and left almost empty handed 🤷🏾♂️ you're like a magnet for resellable tat 😆 have you listed that Amp yet?