Does anyone know how to go about carbooting?
Hiya ladies
A bit of advice please. My little chunky monkey is piling the weight on and he is already in 6 - 9mths clothes therefore I have got a wardrobe full of clothes he has touched once or twice. I gave all my daughter's stuff to a friend but have to admit I'm really reluctant to do this with his stuff as like I said he's barely worn them and we are talking Next and Debenhams stuff here. Haven't got the slightest clue what to do about selling on EBay so I thought about carbooting. Trouble is again don't know how you go about it have any of you carbooted before? Please tell me what you do xxx
A bit of advice please. My little chunky monkey is piling the weight on and he is already in 6 - 9mths clothes therefore I have got a wardrobe full of clothes he has touched once or twice. I gave all my daughter's stuff to a friend but have to admit I'm really reluctant to do this with his stuff as like I said he's barely worn them and we are talking Next and Debenhams stuff here. Haven't got the slightest clue what to do about selling on EBay so I thought about carbooting. Trouble is again don't know how you go about it have any of you carbooted before? Please tell me what you do xxx
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I love doing car boots! Make sure you have a small bag of change for people wit notes. Keep the entrance fee separate.
For the clothes, if you know anyone who has a clothes rail you can borrow it would be good as people find it easier to look through the clothes. Arrange on railing or on table in order of months so people arent just rummaging through (so annoying).
If there is a price you want for something (providing its not too high) dont be bartered down too low as people will try. I often do the ??1 each or 2 for ??1.50 kind of thing so people dont tend to try and change price.
Most importantly.......wear socks, take a flask and some nibbles
Thanks for the infoxx