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Cash for Clutter eBay once dominated the online selling market, but nowadays you’re spoilt for choice on where to sell your unwanted clothes, furniture and homeware. Whether you’re moving house, redecorating or just trying to live more minimally, we’ve gathered together some of the best websites and ways to rehome your clutter.
boot sale: cheap, Shpock sells itself as an online car e to get rid of plac local and full of surprises. It’s your attention on h muc those smaller items that won’t get , from cushions to bigger sites like Gumtree or eBay between. children’s clothes and everything in want to promote It’s completely free to list, unless you in the payment an item. Shpock doesn’t get involved negotiated, it’s up process either. Once a price has been ery and payment. deliv ge arran to the buyer and seller to
From sofas and desks to cars, pets and even rooms to rent, Gumtree has it all. Gumtree is used to look for items locally, so putting your postcode in the listing is paramount. If you want your ad to get some extra attention, you can put some money behind it, but other than that it’s free.
A must-download if you’re into vinta ge fashion, Depop is a great place to sell homemade or vintage clothes, shoes and accessories – the quirkier, the better. Listing your items is free, but once an item sells, Depop will charge a 10% fee on the sale price. Then there’s also a small PayPal transaction fee to be aware of. However, Depop can fetch you a high price and with over 18 million users, and it’s very pop ular right now.