STUCK indoors and desparing at all the clutter jamming up your home?
Lockdown is as good a time as any to have a bit of a clear-out.
But you can also cash in by selling on unwanted items, whether it be clothes and handbags, or old mobile phones and books.
Here are a few quick and easy ways . . .
CLOTHES: It’s not just the ladies who might have loads of unwanted or even unworn fashion items — men’s coats and jackets are a big win on eBay.co.uk at the moment, with an average selling price of £48. You could rake in a pretty penny in no time, what with the cold weather we have been having of late.
HANDBAGS: We are not getting out much and our handbags are likely being used far less, especially if you have a large collection. Quality used bags from the high street are always hot sellers second-hand, and higher-end brands often fetch a very good price — especially if no longer available to buy new. I bet you have at least two bags in your wardrobe that you could sell. I love the app Depop for flogging things like this — it is great for those looking for, or selling, vintage fashion, and is easy to use. It is available on Android and iPhone.
PHONES: If, like most of us, you have a few old mobile phones stashed away, you could be sitting on a potential wad of dosh. Head over to comparemymobile.com to find out how much you could get for your old phone — for example, I found out I could get £45 for my old 64GB iPhone 6 Plus, from online gadget retailer MusicMagpie.
BOOKS: With 44 per cent of readers now reading ebooks on Kindles or other tablets, instead of physical books, you may well have a shelves full of titles that will no longer be read — and this also takes up a lot of valuable room around the home. To clear some space and also cash in, head to webuybooks.co.uk — where you can get an instant valuation just by entering a book’s barcode. Easy.
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