[femalephish]

We have stuff, lots of stuff, nice-new-in-the-box-stuff that was gifted to us and we never used. I am trying to sell it on diaperswappers.com but no luck (plus some of it is big, like a stroller, and shipping will be big. ) Our local baby consignment store just takes stuff for store credit and I really want to pay off debt! Where do you sell?

 

[pbjmama]

I would do craigslist.

 

[treegardner]

I second Craigslist.

 

[mommyto4grits]

Craigslist, eBay for smaller items

 

[sunnysandiegan]

I send out a list to family and friends within a certain geographical distance via email as my first course of action. I often sell to friends of friends this way.<br><br>
Craigslist worked wonderfully for the item or two we listed there.<br><br>
I detest eBay and would rather donate. <img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="http://www.mothering.com/discussions/images/smilies/winky.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="Wink">

 

[xmysticprincessx]

Could you return some of it to the store where it was purchased (without the receipt) for store credit/gift card? While you can't really pay down debt with that, if you returned stuff to WalMart, Target, Babies R Us, etc, you could use the gift card to buy necessities like groceries, kids clothes/shoes, etc, then use the cash budgeted to those areas towards debt.<br><br>
Could you regift some of these items (like if one of your friends gave you an item as a baby gift, regift it to one of your dh's coworkers)? Then you wouldn't have to spend money on these types of gifts.

 

[annethcz]

Craigslist, eBay, diaperswappers, other discussion boards (depending on the item).<br><br>
If your items aren't selling, it's possible that they're priced too high. I know it's hard to let items go for cheap, but in general you shouldn't expect to get more than 50% of the original price, even for new in box items. There are a few specialty items that will sell for closer to the original price, but I wouldn't count on it.

 

[ewp11100]

I've had good lick with Craig's list for large items. But if you have a TON of stuff maybe a yard sale would be best. It's prime season for yardsales and I've always made a least a couple hundred.

 

[Denvergirlie]

Craigslist, eBay and a yard sale would be my ideas

 

[triana1326]

Where in Maine are you? If you're anywhere near Central Maine, let me know. We've got a large Green Mothering group as well as lots of homeschooling groups - we trade/swap/buy stuff all the time...

 

[portableac7]

I have a little shop in California..... <img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="/img/vbsmilies/smilies/treehugger.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="Treehugger"><img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="/img/vbsmilies/smilies/treehugger.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="Treehugger">

 

[zebra15]

Ive found that even 'new' items are not selling well these days. I can find new items for 50% off retail on a regular basis so something on craigslist I would expect to pay less than 1/2 price for.