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Clothes, shoes, beds, outdoor furniture, indoor furniture, jewelry, bed linens, beauty products, hand bags, purses, backpacks… etc.

I have hundreds of old dishes and mugs. Many of them match. Some of them are unique But as far as the non unique ones, seem like something worth trying to sell in bulk or just throw out?

I want to sell them

Is there a website that quickly responds to your items? I have many things I need to sell but my favorite selling app letgo was let go. Facebook market place is a good start but no one wants to buy unopened basically brand new items for a decent price. Please help thanks.

Next to Truman middle school, awesome collection of name brand clothes for a great price ends at 12 pm Saturday

Hey, all! Question from Georgia:

Im having my first garage sale in years on Oct 26th- do people still post garage sales on Craigslist?

I mean like legit garage sales that would bring normal non-serial killer customers?

Im going all out on the FB but would like to post as many alternate places as possible.

This will be my first garage sale ever. Suburb of Chicago. I have some questions, if anyone would be so kind to help me out i would appreciate it! Payment options- what payment methods will people be expecting? Is cash only ok? Pricing - I have lots of DVDs and books to sell. I was thinking $1 for DVD and books. Some people told me I should charge more. Some are still in package. I'm pretty lodt on pricing. I would love to have shopped around to get a feel but I have little kids and very little free time so I never get to go and scope out the scene.

Any other tips?

Things for sale are: Toys, new and used Books, kids and adults Home items, side tables, decorative items, Dinnerware and glasses (some new) Scrub tops Records

I’m located in SWFL (Bradenton,) and have some items ranging from clothing and baby items, shoes, household items, all the way to random items. Any advice? I do desperately need to make money VERY quickly, but I also understand the need for certain things when you have nothing. I don’t have much, but I’m willing to help anyway and anywhere I can so as these things don’t end up in a landfill.

Any ideas outside of a garage sale? (I don’t have extra tables or blankets to put items on, plus I need to make $70-$100 by tomorrow for the weekly commute, not including food,) but I’m willing to try a garage sale! Stress has been keeping me from thinking outside the box. Again, I don’t have much, but I’m willing to let it all go. ❤️

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• Furniture: Stylish sofas, elegant dining sets, and cozy chairs
• Small Appliances: Great finds for your kitchen, including mixers, toasters, and more
• Holiday Decor: Beautiful decorations to make your celebrations shine
• Kitchen Items: Dishes, cookware, utensils, and everything you need for culinary adventures
• And Much More!

We accept cash or Venmo only.

Yard sale

🎉 Massive Yard Sale Extravaganza! 🎉

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Don’t miss out on the sale of the season! We’re clearing out tons of amazing items at unbeatable prices:

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As a kid in my small town we used to have wholesome garage sale stuff, it was really different time in the 80s. Everyone was friendly and personable and the stuff was secondary to the people and creativity. I held one recently and my husband exclaimed it felt like we just got abused from a parasitic relationship. So many came in didn’t even say hi, went into our back yards and areas of our property we blocked off and told them not to go threw and they literally pushed past us, they stole a bunch of things as well and ran away. One kid literally took a pair of $365 dollar shoes with his mum, put $5 on the table and ran away, these shoes by the way were by our front door checkout desk since they were expensive. The kid and his mum and dad bolted. This was literally the most violating experience we both have ever had. One old lady even went to our front door and stole my personal towel that was drying off in the Sun. It felt like a zombie invasion. We held one because we both liked them as a kid. This was entirely different. We lost over $1500 from this garage sale from the stolen personal items not for sale climbing up the stairs in our screen door to our door, the table rentals and people flat out stealing and running away. Can someone explain what and why garage sales have become this?

Hey all! Hope you're all doing well. I've been working on an app called Yard Yip that helps people manage their garage sales. If you're hosting a garage sale sometime soon, I'd love for you to give it a test run and see what you think (look for brutal honesty!). It's iOS only right now. Here's the link