We’re moving house soon, and as people always do when th at h

orrible time comes around in all our lives, there’s an element of “Spring Cleaning” which simply can’t be avoided.

Of buy online viagra course, removing clutter from your life – the great possession purge – is never a bad thing, just a tiring one without much in the way of immediate reward.

In buy zithromax the last few years, one aspect of the big clean-out has changed for the better : clothing.

In the old days, the clothing buy purchase viagra online viagra alternative | how to buy cialis online | cheap levitra online vardenafil clean-up was but a 3-step process :

1. Open wardrobe and stare in dismay at the Buy zerit mammoth task ahead.

2. Spend several hours creating the “Yes” and “No – to go!” piles, often shedding tears or occasionally falling into pits of self-loathing and despair at how many of your old jeans don’t fit your fat butt anymore, or occasional moments of joy when you find a couple cialis user reviews that are now way too big…

3. Take your “No – to go!” pile and either spend the next 3 weeks distributing them cheapest cialis prices either amongst friends and relatives, or taking the entire pile and dumping it unceremoniously into a Vinnie Bin in the dead of night.

There is now, however, a fourth step :

…eBay.

My wife recently did the big clothing cleanup.

Step 1. and 2. went through as can be expected with all the rollercoaster of emotions and cupboard chaos that goes

with it. (We’re talking bomb-zone in there for a few hours…). But instead of hitting up Step 3 with her usual gusto, we slipped in the all new “Step 3a : eBay“.

I know what you’re thinking: taking a big pile of clothes and getting it onto a website sounds like a time-consuming pain in the ass. I won’t lie : it was. Took a couple of hours to take photos of everything individually on where do you buy viagra | buy cialis phentermine | cheap levitra online line pharmacies then get that onto computer, pick the best versions of everything, THEN, start entering those separately into various new auctions on the website.

Took a few hours, all up.

Within a day or two, things were already really paying off.

Crappy old tops and shoes were starting to get $10-$20 “buy it now” takers, and within a few days, some of the fancier items all had buyers. It seems that particularly women’s clothing seems to go pretty well in there – especially stuff that hadn’t really been worn and still had tags on!

Bottom line is this : we could have taken the entire pile of clo

thes down to the charity bins, but instead we put a whole lot of cash back in the bank. Not everything will sell – Vinnies will still get their cut, but there’s no reason why you can’t throw in a little bit of a last-chance-greedy-cash-grab in before you go there. Is that so wrong?

You’d think the postage part would be tough too – not at all. You whack on something Plavix Online stupid like $7-$10 postage/handling to your auction, and people seem happy to pay that. And it’s really buy pfizer viagra online not that hard to get a pile of cheap post-packs and take a couple of trips down to the post office one week.

Inspired by the success of the eBay clothing cleanup, we’re trying all sorts of other genres.

The Beverly Hills 90210 DVD box-sets have already sold (… please don’t judge us … ) and I’m in the process of ripping all our CD’s to MP3′s in iTunes to put them all up on auction as well (CD’s only seem to get a buck or two each, but still – we’ve got a couple of hundred of the scratched little suckers…).

It’s one thing to be able to declutter your place and enjoy that fresh, newly-purged feeling, but it is another entirely to make a wad of cash in the process.

Give it a try – it’s really not that painful, and besides : there’s gold lurking in your cupboards…

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