Ulli Sebastian
BANNED
- Jan 18, 2014
- 8
- 6
I heard about these options:
So it seems the online route is the only way to benefit, except when ripping it apart good before throwing it away. Then they could take the thread and create a new one....
What is your working strategy?
PS: I am in germany, so marketplaces that include a big chunk of german participants are important
- Go to a second hand store, offer your clothes.
- Sell them "on the internet".
- I wasn't able to find a single store interested in buying my clothes. They were very interested in getting them for free. I rather throw them in my trash than have a shop make 100% money off of them.
- I offered a few, yet nobody was interested. Now I could play the whole internet marketing guessing game as in
- Was my photo good enough
- Was my description good enough
- Was my price appropriate
- Re: 2. Yet I think that given the sheer amount of clothes and the lack of image based search, people who could want it, just don't find it. And probably its mostly women searching for women clothes anyways, so nobody wants male clothes.
So it seems the online route is the only way to benefit, except when ripping it apart good before throwing it away. Then they could take the thread and create a new one....
What is your working strategy?
PS: I am in germany, so marketplaces that include a big chunk of german participants are important