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You simply enter the ISBN of the book you are trying to get rid of and hit submit.<\/p>\n
BookScouter then searches their database of over 40 online book-buy-back sites to find the one that pays the most for your book.<\/p>\n
Once you find the one, its a matter of sending the book to them using the prepaid shipping label they provide, and getting your money.<\/p>\n
Couture Boutique is one of the largest designer pre-owned luxury boutiques in the world.<\/p>\n
According to the site, they offer top dollar for designer handbags, jewelry, and accessories.<\/p>\n
It really can\u2019t get any easier than this.<\/p>\n
This site is for coupons.<\/p>\n
Instead of letting your coupons expire, sell them<\/a>. In the end, you\u2019re making money for something you didn\u2019t spend a dime on to begin with.<\/p>\n StubHub is a good option if you have event tickets you can no longer use.<\/p>\n It has good security and already has a built in customer base that will be looking to buy exactly what you are selling.<\/p>\n Gift cards are the ultimate \u201cI didn\u2019t know what to get you<\/em>\u201d gift, and often you may not even like the store the gift card is for.<\/p>\n At Gift Card Granny, you can sell them for up to 93.4 percent of the gift card value.<\/p>\n NextWorth is a great marketplace for used electronics.<\/p>\n Not only can you mail your item to NextWorth to receive payment, but there is also the option of trading them in for store credit, saving you a trip to the post office and the hassle of paying for postage.<\/p>\n They accept used brand name clothing and they pay cash right there and then.<\/p>\n You can sell all kinds of clothing to them, from jeans, T-shirts and Jackets to Shorts, Shoes, hats and more.<\/p>\n Selling to friends is often easier than selling to strangers. There are usually less trust issues and no awkward small talk or politeness.<\/p>\n Post your item to your Facebook page and wait for the offers to come in.<\/p>\n Listing your item on social media is free, and you can relist it as many times as you want to remind your friends of what you have to sell.<\/p>\n Amazon makes the process of selling easy and secure. They will accept almost anything, from kitchen items to video games to used books.<\/p>\n When using Amazon, there is no need to monitor your account as with other online marketplaces and rush to the post office when your goods are purchased.<\/p>\n There is an option to send your items to the Amazon warehouse before actually selling them, so when people buy them, Amazon is in charge of shipping.<\/p>\n Take advantage of consignment stores in your area.<\/p>\n There is no need to list the item on any website, no hassle of mailing your item, and no risk of being swindled. This is a company that will sell your stuff for you.<\/p>\n The only downside is that they take a portion of the profit, so you may be able to get a better price online.<\/p>\n Craigslist has pros and cons, but the biggest pro is that you are dealing locally.<\/p>\n You don\u2019t have to mail anything, or deal with people online that you are not sure will pay you.<\/p>\n It\u2019s a convenient way for people with needs and services to find each other.<\/p>\n It\u2019s also free to list.<\/p>\n The downside is that you may have to continue to re-list your item since there is such an abundance of postings daily and your post could get lost in the sea.<\/p>\n Pawnshops are good places to sell valuables and get a good idea of what you could get for your used item.<\/p>\n They won\u2019t give you the best deal on things like jewelry, but it\u2019s a good convenient starting place.<\/p>\n eBay is all about strategy. Monitor your listing, watch the auction, and get the best offer you can.<\/p>\n For those who enjoy the game of selling, eBay is the site to use.<\/p>\n It\u2019s trickier than some and requires some skill, but you could end up getting a really great price for your item.<\/p>\n Where do you sell your used items?<\/p>\n Have you ever used any of these sites to sell your unwanted stuff?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n7. Plato\u2019s Closet<\/a> \u2013 Sell clothes\u00a0locally<\/h3>\n
Places to sell almost any used item<\/h2>\n
8. Facebook<\/a><\/h3>\n
9. Amazon<\/a><\/h3>\n
10. Consignment shops<\/h3>\n
11. Craigslist<\/a> (best for big items)<\/h3>\n
12. Pawnshops<\/h3>\n
13. eBay<\/a><\/h3>\n
Your turn<\/h3>\n