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Don’t like your Christmas presents? 5 unstoppable solutions for reselling them

Did you receive gifts you didn’t like for Christmas? Don’t panic, there are many options available to you to give them a second life. LJG gives you 5 foolproof techniques for reselling your unwanted gifts.

1. Resale of gifts between individuals

General classified ads sites like The good corner or Facebook Marketplace are ideal for occasionally sell items you no longer need. The process is simple:

  1. create a detailed ad with photos,
  2. indicate an attractive price,
  3. and respond to potential interested buyers.

This solution has several advantages: reduced or no fees, a large community of buyerset the possibility of selling locally in person. It is therefore ideal for one-off sales.

2. Sites specializing in second-hand resale

Many platforms have specialized in the resale of used products between individuals. Each targets a category:

  • clothes,
  • accessories,
  • high-tech,
  • children’s products,
  • etc.

Rakuten, Vinted or La Reboucle are among the best known. They offer broad visibility to regular buyers. Going online is simple via the mobile application. Count approximately 10% commission on the sale price.

3. Purchase-resale brands

Shops like Easy Cash or Cash Express offer to immediately buy your high-tech products, video games et other consoles. The deposit is made directly in store. The money is paid instantly, which is convenient.

However, their repurchase prices are generally 30 to 50% lower than the second-hand market price. This is the counterpart of a quick and secure sale. To be reserved for small amounts.

4. The redemption of gifts by cultural brands

Fnac, Cultura, Micromania and independent bookstores have a buy-back service for used books, CDs, DVDs and video games.

This is an interesting option for giving a second life to your duplicate cultural items. Count Approximately 50% of the public price for a cash redemption or 60% in a voucher. Some ask for membership in the loyalty program.

5. Auctions

Auction sites like eBay or French iadFrance are preferred for atypical objects, collectible or vintage. Savvy buyers are willing to wager large sums to acquire rare or exclusive pieces.

To optimize auctions, determine the rating of your product beforehand, highlight its authenticity, and choose a sufficient sales duration. Commissions are around 10%.

You now have all the advice to give a second life to your unused gifts, while optimizing their resale. And, rest assured, you will not be the only one to resell your gifts, many will do like you. Moreover, nearly 1/4 of French people are considering it to pay their bills.

How to effectively resell your Christmas gifts?

To optimize your chances of reselling your presents quickly and at the best price, a few steps must be followed:

  1. Evaluate the condition of the product : keep the original packaging and the receipt or invoice if possible. These elements will prove the authenticity of the item and facilitate its resale.
  2. Highlight the authenticity and value of the product : if you have the original box, the certificate of authenticity or the invoice, mention this when putting it up for sale. This will increase buyer confidence.
  3. Write an effective ad : take care of the description, the photos, and remain honest about any defects or traces of wear.
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How to prepare your gifts to optimize their resale?

To increase your chances of quickly selling your gifts at the best price, here are some tips:

  1. Keep the original packaging and the receipt which will prove the authenticity of the product
  2. Check the general condition of the gift : no scratches, wear, defects?
  3. Clean and maintain the object before putting it on sale
  4. Take flattering photosnumerous, in a pretty decor
  5. Write a detailed descriptionhonest about any flaws

My name is Marie, I am 31 years old and I specialize in artificial intelligence and economics for this magazine. My job is to analyze current events to bring you the most accurate and relevant information possible. For me, information is a dialogue, a human story that deserves to be told with discernment and acuity.

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