How To Find Free Stuff To Sell On Ebay

There's no better price than free. There's no bigger profit than 100%. Finding free stuff to sell on Ebay is like discovering money in your pocket you didn't know was there. The free stuff is all around you for the taking. You just need to know where to look. 


Try Freecycle - The Freecycle Network has over 4000 groups and over 7 million members worldwide. Their purpose is to keep good stuff out of the landfills and you can come across some unique items free for the taking. You can find anything from flower pots to baby clothes to building supplies. If you prefer specific types of items, you can run a "wanted" ad. Membership is free and most communties have a Freecycle branch. Finding free stuff to sell on Ebay has never been easier. 


Try FreeNapkin - FreeNapkin is similar to the FreeCycle Network only smaller. Joining is free and listings are state-specific. Donators put a photograph on the site of what they are giving away and all you have to do is claim it. Depending on where you live there are some really good items available perfect for selling on Ebay. You wouldn't want to claim a piano in Oregon if you live in Mississippi but if you are willing to pay shipping you can claim items from other states. FreeNapkin is fun and easy to use. 


Try YES All4Free - This site is a great place to acquire t-shirts, baseball caps, beauty products, samples and posters. They update their offers every 24 hours. You won't make a fortune on these freebies but posters and caps do well on Ebay. Some of their offers are for coupons that can be redeemed for free merchandise. 


Try your closet - Your closet, drawers and garage are the best places to start finding free stuff to sell on Ebay. Clothing items are very popular and your gently used or vintage clothes are easy to sell and to ship. If you haven't worn it in a year or it's a size too small it is likely a good candidate for the Ebay pile. Grandma's old shawl or that costume jewelry your mother gave you and you never wear could bring in some dollars. And don't overlook the garage and basement. There may be items you no longer need but others would love to have.