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Monday, 03 November 2008 08:54

Seems like everyone could use a little extra cash for the holidays.  Should you sell things your self or use a drop-off store to make some extra money? 

This year most people are getting nervous about going into debt for Christmas. Now more than ever it really is important to try to earn a little extra money while at the same time find good deals to stretch your holiday budget. That way, you can face January without the worry of credit card debt.

If you are like many consumers, you start the season with good intentions only to find yourself going over your holiday budget again and again. If this is you, then right now would be a great time to rethink the way you shop while at the same time, finding some extra Christmas cash to get you started on the right path for next year.

If you would like to earn some extra money then now is the time that many businesses are looking for part time temporary Christmas help. However, if a part time job isn’t an option then look to eBay or local consignment shops as a way to earn some some extra money. Not only will this bring in some extra Christmas cash but you will be getting organized at the same time. After all, where are you going to put all of those new Christmas gifts your friends and family get for you if you don’t make room now?

If you have never sold on eBay before then it would be helpful to check out some current listings and see if any of the items that you have are selling. Kids clothes that are in good condition usually fair pretty well. Try putting a few different items together and sell as a lot. Just make sure that they are the same size and for the same season.

If you would like to earn some Christmas cash by taking unwanted items to a consignment shop then be sure to call first to set up an appointment. Find out how much they pay and exactly what they are looking for. For example, many consignment shops will only take seasonal clothing. You might even find a shop that takes household goods, toys, furniture, etc on consignment. Some consignment shops will pay you cash up front while others will split the profit with you as your items sell. I have found that with clothing, selling this way brings in more money than yard sales.

Some people find that it is easier to do Christmas shopping early by shopping around the weekly sales. However, you can find some incredible sales in the middle of December. If you don’t mind the rush of doing your shopping at the last minute then your Christmas cash should go far. On the other hand, some items such as the hottest toys, gadgets and games should not be left until the last minute since they will be sure to sell out early.

If you would like to avoid the crowds altogether then you could save a lot of money by shopping online. Many online retailers have special promotions this time of year to help you stretch your Christmas cash. More online retailers are also accepting Paypal. Owned by eBay, Paypal is a great alternative to using credit cards online.

These are just a few tips to help you earn a little extra money and make your Christmas cash go further.

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Are you looking for ways to save money over the holidays? Visit Cheap Christmas Ideas to stretch your budget over the holidays. With a little budgeting and creativity you can have a debt free Christmas this year and every year.

Original Post by Terri Cole
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written by chubskulit , November 04, 2008
I been wanting to seel stuff on ebay but I just can\'t find the right timing. I have a lot of things that needs to be sold like some of the jewelries that i don\'t wear and some baby stuff..


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written by Barrie Kamen , February 08, 2009
I have at least 1,000 brqnd new eye glass cases. All sizes, mmmmmmmmmmostly hard some soft. Contact cases as well. Do i try to sell the entire lot? Or individually?
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