Sites To Sell Your Stuff Online

• BookScouter – A site you can use to do price comparison in order to get the best price for your used books. You may want to run anything you’re planning to sell through here first just to ensure you’re getting as much as you can.
• Blue Rocket Books – They have a textbook buyback program. If they buy one of your used textbooks, they will pay you cash and shipping to them is free.
• Bookbyte – Bookbyte will buy used textbooks that are in good or acceptable condition. They pay via check, cash or Paypal.
• Cash 4 Books – Read Review – Sell your books and textbooks through Cash4Books. Simply enter in the ISBN numbers and get a quick price quote. They provide a pre-paid shipping label.
• CKY Books – This company will buy new and used books from you. You can ship to them for free and they will issue Paypal payment within 48 hours of receiving your items if they meet their specifications.
• eCampus – Read Review – Sell your old textbooks through eCampus. Free shipping labels provided. Choose how you want to be paid — check, direct deposit, or store credit.
• Powell’s – Powell’s will give you an offer for any of your used books. You can ship them for free to Powell’s after you receive your offer. They will give you Powell’s store credit or Paypal cash for the books you send them.
• Sell Back Your Book – This website will give you instant price quotes for the books you want to sell. Get a free shipping label to ship your books to them for free and then receive payment within three business days after they receive your books.
• Textbooks – This site offers cash or Paypal payments, fast pre-paid shipping, and you can get a quote to know what they may give you for your used textbooks very quickly.

SELL ELECTRONICS

• Amazon Electronics Trade-In – Amazon will take your old electronics. However, all they offer as far as payment are Amazon gift cards.
• BuyBackWorld – They take all kinds of used electronics including cell phones, tablets, laptops, gaming consoles, and other things.
• Gazelle – Through Gazelle, you can sell your old, used or non-working cell phones, iPads, tablets, Apple computers, and iPods. Shipping to Gazelle is free.
• Swappa – This is a marketplace for selling (and buying) used smartphone and tablets. No seller fees, it is free to list your devices.

SELL YOUR CLOTHES

• The Real Real – This is luxury consignment. You can ship your items to them free or schedule a pick-up. They pay up to 70 percent of the sale price and claim that most listed items sell within 72 hours of being posted.
• Recycle Your Fashions – This is an online consignment shop. You can send them a list of items you’d like to consign and they’ll let you know what they can accept. They pay shipping for the things they take, then they send you 50 percent of the final selling price for the items you sent when they sell.
• ThredUp – Read Review – Sell your kid’s clothes to ThredUp. You have to pay $4.95 to get a big bag to put the clothes in (which covers the shipping costs for the bag) and then fill it up. ThredUp will then send you a Paypal payment for the items you sent.
• Threadflip – Threadflip may accept your gently used designer clothing. They pay for shipping for what you send to them and then you get 70 percent of the final sale price when the item is sold and delivered.
• Swap.com – This is one of the top-rated online consignment stores. The company claims that average sellers earn $150 per box they send in.

SELL CDS, DVDS, AND VIDEO GAMES

• Second Spin – You can sell your used CD’s, DVD’s, Blu-Ray’s, and games to Second Spin. You do have to pay for shipping, but they will reimburse you depending on the number of items you send that they can accept.
• Wherehouse – This is another site that looks very similar to Second Spin. They will also buy your used CD’s, DVD’s, Blu-Ray’s, and games.
• Spun.com – Spun will also take your used CD’s, DVD’s, and games, but they don’t offer cash payments. Instead, you can get free shipping and/or free items from their site when you sell things to them.

SELLING EDUCATIONAL ITEMS

• Teachers Pay Teachers – Read Review – Upload your lesson plans, worksheets, tests, and activities for other educators to buy. Receive 60 percent royalties on the items you sell with a free membership.
• Lesson Plan Shop – This is a large marketplace with lesson plans for sale. You can use it to list your own lesson plans.
• Flashnotes – Read Review – College students call sell their notes to other college students through Flashnotes. You get 70 percent of the final sale price. Payments made once per week for notes sold.
• Teacher Lingo – Another large lesson plan and educational resources marketplace. You can sell your educational resources here. They pay monthly via Paypal.

SELLING ARTS & CRAFTS – HANDMADE ITEMS

• 11 Main – Read Review – Many people are saying this is a viable alternative, or something good to use in addition to Etsy for selling your handmade items.
• Artfire – Read Review – No cost to sell individual crafts, just one monthly fee for your shop.
• Etsy – Read Review – Sell your handmade or vintage items on Etsy with your own Etsy store. Costs .20 cents to list each item for four months.
• Amazon Handmade – Read Review – This is Amazon’s newest venture — a handmade marketplace. Supposed to be a big Etsy competitor once it is up and running.
• Hyena Cart – This site lets you sell handmade crafts and family-friendly items provided that they are also “green.” You can set up your own storefront on the site, but you must pay a $5 stocking fee when you stock your store.
• Big Cartel – This is a popular site that allows artists and crafters to set up storefronts. Big Cartel does not take a commission from your sales, but you are limited to just 300 items per store. Plans range from free to $30 per month for your storefront.
• You Can Make This – Selling patterns. Join their designer-author program and earn 50 percent commission off the patterns you sell.
• Craftsy – Read Review – Selling patterns. This is a great option if you have your own patterns to sell because Craftsy charges no listing fees nor do they take a commission from your sales.

SELL YOUR DESIGNS

• Zazzle – Read Review – Set up a store on Zazzle and market your unique artwork and designs.You can sell your designs on T-shirts, mugs, calendars, and more. Set the sale price and receive ten percent commission after Zazzle takes their cut.
• CafePress – Read Review – Design and sell your creativity on actual merchandise with your own CafePress shop. CafePress has a base price for every product, and you can keep the markup amount.
• TeeSpring – Read Review – Create your own T-shirts and then sell them. No upfront costs to you, and very easy to do.

SELL YOUR UNWANTED GIFT CARDS

• Card Cash – Let CardCash know what gift cards you’d like to sell, and they will make you an offer. You can choose to receive either cash or an Amazon gift code for your sold cards.
• CardPool – This site will give you up to 92 percent cash back on the gift cards you sell them plus they offer free shipping on mailed in gift cards.
• Gift Card Rescue – This company will only accept plastic, physical gift cards. They must be worth at least $20.
• Gift Card Zen – Before you can sell gift cards to this site, you have to verify your account with a photo ID and a cell phone that can receive text messages.
• CardHub – This company will give you a little cash for any card, regardless of denomination or store affiliation.

Source: RealWaysToEarn.com