Help need! Where can i sell these things?

[Lonelygoer]

Right now I ran into a financial crisis and I'm almost bankrupt, so I tried to sell my watches and designer shoulder bags. I have listed my items on CL for a while and didn't receive any reply, maybe my asking price is a bit little too high (I bought my shoulder bag for $2700 and selling for $1400).
So, does anyone know any places in Vancouver that I can trade in my watches and designer shoulder bags?
Your help will be much appreciated

 

[johnperb]

Right now I ran into a financial crisis and I'm almost bankrupt, so I tried to sell my watches and designer shoulder bags. I have listed my items on CL for a while and didn't receive any reply, maybe my asking price is a bit little too high (I bought my shoulder bag for $2700 and selling for $1400).
So, does anyone know any places in Vancouver that I can trade in my watches and designer shoulder bags?
Your help will be much appreciated

Pawn shops, places online won't buy for that price for fear of it being fake.



Wtf did you buy a 2700 dollar purse for?

 

[Lonelygoer]

The problem is that my watches are fashion watch rather than fine watch (bought for $900), therefore, even though they're expensive, watch collectors usually don't like them.

 

[Lonelygoer]

well this obviously an ad, and yes it would be wise to see the receipts before getting involved. And yes, who has $2700 to buy a purse in this business.

I can't even sell anything on CL or ebay, so I didn't expect to sell anything here. If this is an ad, I'd tell you more detail about my product.
All I wanted is some advice for where I could trade in my goods, preferably to dealers (shops) rather than individuals.

 

[myselftheother]

If your man purses are LV's or something of that calibre, then you could maybe sell them for that price, but the chances of finding a dealer or collector for your bags immediately is slim. For the watches, try pawn shops, watch dealers, or buy&sell. Got any pics of the items?

 

[uncleg]

Is it just me, or does Lonelygoer display a definite improvement in his command of the English language, compared to most/ all of his previous posts????

 

[Cock Throppled]

You deserve to be bankrupt buying a $2700 purse.
You obviously have no concept of how to manage money.

 

[bcneil]

I have no interest in a purse.
They are hard to sell with so many fakes out there, especially online.
Even selling a purse for half what you paid, wont attract buyers, as these stores often have sales.
In fact I have been asked to help purchase purses for female friends, as I am good at dealing with the sales staff.
You can quite easily get 20-30% off on items like this, simply by bargaining.

$1000 watches you should have no issue moving, if you have receipts, warantee cards, original boxes.
Pawn shops will take em probably at a couple hundred a piece.
If you didn't bother keeping any or your watch paperwork, probably not many people interested.

I don't get it though, you are trying to sell a purse, and a small collection of midrange watches?
To avoid bankruptcy?

 

[ReluctantPooner]

I don't get it though, you are trying to sell a purse, and a small collection of midrange watches?
To avoid bankruptcy?

Trust me, when you are close to bankruptcy and are trying to avoid it, you will sell anything you don't use on a daily basis to try to make a payment. You can string along your credit card companies quite awhile by promising to make a payment soon, telling them you are working on something to make some money, looking for a 2nd job etc. and making the occasional small payment. As long as they have had some kind of payment in a 3-6 month period they won't send you to collections.