Where Can I Sell My Claw Foot Bath Tub?

Written By
Janet Veverka
Janet Veverka
Published: Dec 9, 2009
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read

Ebay

Buyers and sellers come together on ebay.com. Ebay consists of an international community of people offering goods at either a fixed price or through auction bids.It's easy to get started, and you can set a minimum price.

Antique dealers

Antique dealers purchase valuable household items that are no longer manufactured. They can quote you a price and often provide transportation when local.

Garage sales

Garage sales offer all kinds of household items at a variety of prices. Buyers are often looking for a deal, but well-maintained pieces can be sold at a good price.

Craigslist

A more local approach to Web marketing is craigslist.org. Craigslist is similar to a giant online garage sale within one area. The site divides items into categories for easy hunting. Buyers and sellers can posts ads that include photos and product details.

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Classified advertising

Place a classified ad in your local newspaper or shopper/pennysaver. Shoppers are usually weekly products distributed free in your market. Newspaper advertising may cost more, but it's still very effective.

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Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of Greg O'Beirne

Janet Veverka

Based in Vancouver, Janet Veverka is a freelance writer and artist for Pink Olive Designs. She also blogs under the tag IMAGINATIONmama for MommysKnowBest.com. Veverka received her Bachelor of Arts degree in arts management from the…

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