is new items the only items sold on bananza
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thingsfromthepast Reputation: 10 See thingsfromthepast's booth |
NOOOO ! ;)
All types of items are sold [URL removed] new, used, vintage, antique…
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EuropeanGoodies Reputation: 1165 See EuropeanGoodies' booth |
I only sell used vintage and antiques. Just sold a great old item tonight for that matter.
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froggieb Reputation: 774 See froggieb's booth |
All kinds of items [URL removed] new, old, well-priced, cool, beautiful, funny, bizarre, freebies.
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irishonebac Reputation: 238 See irishonebac's booth |
Not at all :) There are loads more sellers selling used items then new I expect. There is a large variety of both new and used items on Bonanza! Happy Shopping!
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samiamsxa Reputation: 206 See samiamsxa's booth |
What ever you are passionate about….I have many used items. You will find many of our booths have vintage…..all used items….go for what you enjoy gathering for your booth. It’s all good! CarolsCorral
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CarolsCorral Reputation: 12 See CarolsCorral's booth |
No, you can sell new or gently used items. Of course use your judgement when listing used items and please make sure that you give an a clear description of item. Take lots of pictures so the buyer can see condition of items and they will not be surprised when they receive it.
Remember that if “not as listed” is now a reason to place item in dispute under Paypal rules.
Good luck!
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Cubanitatb Reputation: 36 See Cubanitatb's booth |
Selling a verity of items, new and used, old and vintage, gives buyers more options.
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mymothersattic Reputation: 12 See mymothersattic's booth |
I have new used and handmade. You can find just about anything on this web site. Which is great because it caters to all ages, different styles and tastes. :)
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FischerFit Reputation: 91 See FischerFit's booth |
I sell mostly used items. They are vintage, which usually means made in the USA or other countries when quality was first priority.
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marycarol Reputation: 16 See marycarol's booth |
I have sold 100’s of used and antique items on Bonanza and sales are increasing all the time. Hang in there.
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mayeeden Reputation: 20 See mayeeden's booth |
Goodness no! I sell both new and used item and there are some months that I sell more used than new.
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PhoenixResale Reputation: 219 See PhoenixResale's booth |
My sold items were things I personally made – ie painted or crafted.
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selah-art Reputation: 32 See selah-art's booth |
Not at all. You’ll find a variety of used or vintage items sold here as well as new item. There’s something here for just about everyone :)
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techlover Reputation: 18 See techlover's booth |
Handmade Items, New Stuff, Herbs, Cards, Toys, Vintage items, Books, Jewelry, Music, Movies, Clothes, Paper…you name it….almost everything but cars…….
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bonvintage Reputation: 78 See bonvintage's booth |
Hmmmmm……Yes, it is a great site for used Items. If they are High end…be prepared to wait awhile, You have to wait for the Google posting, but in Bonanza’s defense, they seem to update the hit’s on your item hourly. However, all said and done, Great Site!…Just keep the dollar amounts down. :)
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okie123 Reputation: 12 See okie123's booth |
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