New Ebay seller
#1
New Ebay seller
Hi,
I need to sell some bike parts in the next month or so (putting bike back to std before selling) and Ebay seems the obvious route to go.
I'm a bit daunted by the prospect of packing and posting bulky items.
I presumably need to get them packed + an estimate of postage before I put them for sale.
Any advice on where to get packing materials and the best place to handle postage/postage quotes?
Thanks for any help.
Simon
I need to sell some bike parts in the next month or so (putting bike back to std before selling) and Ebay seems the obvious route to go.
I'm a bit daunted by the prospect of packing and posting bulky items.
I presumably need to get them packed + an estimate of postage before I put them for sale.
Any advice on where to get packing materials and the best place to handle postage/postage quotes?
Thanks for any help.
Simon
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i use my local halfords...get the boxes that cycles get delivered in. (ask and they will let you have them for free- they only chuck them)
i have used those for loads of stuff...even sent some alloys to NY in them!
i have used those for loads of stuff...even sent some alloys to NY in them!
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yep, same as tiggs, i ask at shops for boxes, sometimes i even get a nice used bit of bubble wrap, with heavy stuff i take them to the post office and put them on the scales and get the postage prices from there,
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failing taking them to post office if you have some posh bathroom scales that can do KG then get a rough estimate off them then just quote using royal mails website as below Im guessing if they are bike bits them they will be quite heavy so parcel post is the best way to go
http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/j...1&catId=400028
http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/j...1&catId=400028
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Originally Posted by ScoobywagonGl
failing taking them to post office if you have some posh bathroom scales that can do KG then get a rough estimate off them then just quote using royal mails website as below Im guessing if they are bike bits them they will be quite heavy so parcel post is the best way to go
http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/j...1&catId=400028
http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/j...1&catId=400028
Go for it..
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Originally Posted by SimonD
Hi,
I need to sell some bike parts in the next month or so (putting bike back to std before selling) and Ebay seems the obvious route to go.
I'm a bit daunted by the prospect of packing and posting bulky items.
I presumably need to get them packed + an estimate of postage before I put them for sale.
Any advice on where to get packing materials and the best place to handle postage/postage quotes?
Thanks for any help.
Simon
I need to sell some bike parts in the next month or so (putting bike back to std before selling) and Ebay seems the obvious route to go.
I'm a bit daunted by the prospect of packing and posting bulky items.
I presumably need to get them packed + an estimate of postage before I put them for sale.
Any advice on where to get packing materials and the best place to handle postage/postage quotes?
Thanks for any help.
Simon
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Originally Posted by scoobyjimbo
I bought 50metres of buddle wrap on ebay for £11.99 + postage
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