One positive to come from all this recession carry on is the 'do- it-yourself attitude' that seems to be gathering pace. Garage sales, the ideas campaign and even knitting circles are all lovely examples of sisters (and brothers) doing it for themselves. It's also still very much the case that one man’s junk is another’s treasure, with all this in mind there has never been a better time to have a look round the house and start turning that unwanted clutter into cash.

The massively popular online auction site eBay.ie has just made it easier than ever to get started. It’s now free to list items up to €1.49 on eBay.ie and you pay 10% Final Value Fee only when the item sells - if it doesn’t sell, there’s no fee at all. eBay has just released figures that show that savvy Irish sellers are making as much as a tenner a week from selling unwanted items so join the ranks and climb aboard the good ship eBay to cast off your unwanted booty, turning it to gold!
www.ebay.ie

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We have just added ebay.ie to our brand base here at Thinkhouse and we are excited!
In just a few short days we’ve met tons of other regular eBay users, proving the nation’s appetite for a serious bargain.

We are currently hunting down some juicy stories for eBay – basically case-studies of ‘eBayers’ who have interesting stories to tell. If you, or someone you know, has an interesting eBay story to tell (maybe you sold your soul or put your kids through college?) we want to hear about it... So drop us a line at ebay@thinkhousepr.com

eBay.ie was launched in 2005 expanding the company to 38 markets including the U.S., eBay is both a fixed price and auction site where practically anyone can trade practically anything, with deals worth talking about. www.eBay.ie

Labels: eBay, our brands