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Selling stuff on Facebook

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Ouroboros · 21/02/2014 23:05

Hello, I've seen a few people talking about selling things on Facebook, and I was wondering how to go about it. Is it best to set up a separate selling account so that your stuff just gets posted onto the local selling pages rather than all over your friends' news feeds, or is there a way round this using your own account? I've got a fair bit to try and get rid of so I don't really want to be cluttering news feeds up with pictures of baby clothes etc!

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Preciousbane · 22/02/2014 08:36

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Ouroboros · 23/02/2014 14:49

Thanks!

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bbcessex · 24/02/2014 13:13

same as Preciousbane - there should be local selling groups to you... you sometimes have to request to join..

It is quite good to do Facebook for popular things though.. saves ebay fees etc.

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Splatt34 · 27/02/2014 07:50

I put on my status 2 days ago that I had newborn through to 6-9 clothes to sell if anyone knew anyone who might be interested. 2 days later 60 in my pockets for 12 outfits. 1 bundle so fare sold via local selling page.

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everydayaschoolday · 23/03/2014 09:20

I've just joined a few selling groups in my area. Kids stuff (high chair, stair gates, playpen etc) all sold like hot cakes. Love it. No fees and I can drop stuff off locally or have it collected. In 2 weeks made about £100 from stuff I no longer needed.

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WillSingForCake · 24/03/2014 17:00

I think that if it's a closed group (ie one you have to request to join), then anything you list on it will only show on the group's homepage & not on your normal newsfeed, so no need for two separate accounts.

I found my local selling group just by putting the first half of my postcode into the FB search box.

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londonrach · 27/04/2014 15:40

What's gum tree like. Also can you sell on mums net as I have extra German schleich animals I'd like to sell. They so expensive new I didnt want to give them away. What's Facebook selling like. Is it safe

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