[Dionne Bateast]

Oh this is helpful. I am actually in the process of taking on this chore of purging my closet in the next day or so. I have quite a few things that is in good selling condition. I normally donate these things but the idea of making some money on a few items sounds like a win and helps me work towards my savings goal.

[Carolyn Matri-Kavarnos]

I think there are great things to unload on ebay but they have to be of value. Ebay fees are too high now to warrant selling things worth very little. If you have a rare or highly sought item that is hard to find, Ebay is the way to go. Craigslist or advertising locally via your Facebook feed is good to get rid of hard to ship, bulky, or items that are not worth much.

[Shari Lynne Dominick]

My teen daughter is dying to try Poshmark, but we haven’t actually done it yet. We’ve used things like Craigslist, OfferUp and Ebay.

There are so many great ones out there now though!

[Ellen LaFlecheChristian]

There are a lot of local selling groups on Facebook that are for selling things you are decluttering. Try searching for the name of your town and the words garage sale.

[Jennifer Maleh]

I usually just sell my stuff on eBay, but it’s quite time-consuming and inconvenient. ThredUp sounds like a great solution- I can’t wait to check it out!

[Schnelle Acevedo]

I’ve heard of ThredUp! My friends use it. I never have enough patience to sell so I donate the bags to my local church.

[Shannon Gurnee]

I love using consignment stores to sell our clothing. There is also Craigslist or eBay. We have a consignment event we sell things at twice a year and that helps a lot.

[Stacy Ott]

Swap is another good one for kids/womens clothes and things like DVD’s and toys. They limit you to (3) 50lb (max) shipments per month, but they photograph, store and ship everything for you so it makes things fairly easy. All you have to do is ship to them and price your items.