Selling horsey bits and pieces on ebay

[canteron]

Having had a major tack room clear out I have lots of things that I don't use but still have lots of live left in them - dually halters, R-Stor, Pessoas, Equilibrium Pads to name but a few.

Do things like this sell and it it worth the effort?

 

[weebarney]

Having had a major tack room clear out I have lots of things that I don't use but still have lots of live left in them - dually halters, R-Stor, Pessoas, Equilibrium Pads to name but a few.

Do things like this sell and it it worth the effort?

everything sells on ebay at the right price, some things go for more than you originally paid! Its also remembering about this group of people https://www.facebook.com/princefluffykareem
They help sick and injured equines and camels in egypt and swap cruel bits and equipment for more humane ones. I think they like bits 5 inch or less. If you message them they will give you an english address you can post to.

 

[Spottyappy]

Definitely do sell. Before you list,though,have a good search so you know the price you may achieve,and if possible list when free,or start at 99p so you avoid listing fees.

 

[CarolineJ]

Definitely worth it, but check what the postage will be before you list so you don't lose money. Royal Mail has some big changes coming in for parcels on April 2nd - have a look at the new prices and work out which will be cheaper under which regime (prices are going up massively for bulkier objects, but you'll be able to send heavier things second class instead of having to use first). www.royalmail.com/prices-2013

 

[rhino]

Yes, quality items and brands sell quite well on eBay If you are on facebook try listing them on your local 'Horsey stuff for sale in...' groups as it is free I have bought a few things locally recently doing this.

 

[ebonyallen]

They sell but pople do not want to pay miuch for them. I found a local horse site on face book and advertise on there got loads of interest and you can say what you want for the items. Just a thought.