Is it worth selling my stuff on Ebay?

E-BAY IS A GOOD PLACE TO SELL CAUSE IT IS WORLDWIDE. SO YES TRY IT

I like Craigslist.org. It is free and you can click on your city. I sold one Item on E-bay and made a great profit. Next item I lost, then lost again, then made little profit. All the while I had my E-bay Identity tooken, money froze in my account and couldn't get paid. Then when I got that straightened out, I sold something else and lost again. Take Donald Trump's advice, 'Buy low, Sell high!" I personally think a garage sale would fit you!

Don't for get the eBay fees they charge you. Its about 3% of what you sell the item for + the listing fee, not including shipping. Plus when you accept payment through paypal, which is also owned by eBay, they charge you almost 3% + .30 cents per transaction. So if you sold something for $100.00 you get charge about $6.00(6% total)+ .30= $6.30 goes to paypal and ebay + shipping and handling. Just imagine how many closing auctions on ebay just for today. eBay is getting rich. But they do have good traffic.

if not, you may wanna try www.craigslist.com , it's free to post your ad, and although there is no bidding, you can set your price and people can come pick up from you , or you can meet them somewhere, which saves on your shipping hassle good luck

You could see it you have a "I sold it on ebay" place around you. They are a company that takes the pictures, lists the item and ships your stuff for you. I don't know how much they charge, but it might be worth looking into.

One suggestion is to look for a consignment shop that takes decorating ideas. You can make an appointment to have your items looked at, and you don't have to worry about the payments, packing or mailing.

Sounds like eBay is not for you. My advise is to visit a few antique malls in your area. Rent a small booth for a few months to get rid of your stuff. It's great. You rent your space, Price your items and they complete the transactions and you pick up a check. If it is a good antique mall you have to visit often as the spaces are rented as fast as they are vacated. Ask about a reservation list.

try a garage sale or take it to a place that might buy stuff like that. there are a lot of places that buy cds, books, clothes, and furniture. look up consignment shops. otherwise with shipping you wont make as much.

If you are so busy and have 2 jobs you should just sell small stuff and when you have more time you could sell bigger stuff and could pack/ship.