where can i sell all my scrapbooking supplies in the bay area?
where can i sell all my scrapbooking supplies in the bay area?
I have a whole bunch of unused decorative paper, different types of sccissors, photo albums not touched, and different types of adhesives. I rather go into a place to do a sell, im trying to avoid selling my stuff on the internet.
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Answer by babyblueangel_30
You could try Craigslist or ebay. Im not from the area and Im not sure about taking them to a place.. but if nothing else you could look on craigslist for someone that has a little shop or something and see if they are interested. Or try looking in the phone book or online for scrapbooking stores and see if any of them are interested. Good luck.
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You could also put an ad in a newspaper, perhaps, and leave a mobile phone number for people to contact you? Maybe arrange to meet at a neutral but public place f someone wants to buy – like a coffee shop?
If your local shopping centre has a community notice board, you could put a notice up there about your items being for sale?
If you know any scrapbookers or cardmakers already, ask them to take your items with them on a crop and offer them for sale?
You could hire a flea market stall one weekend?
Or try a combination of these strategies plus the other ones already mentioned.
It might take some time to sell all of your goods. I would also browse your local craft stores to work out how to price your items fairly before putting them up for sale.
All the best.