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ebay items???
Hi ladies!
I was wondering if you guys ever buy shirts, etc off places like eBay or not? I have some items and I was wondering if it would be worth my time to try to sell them? I have a sweatshirt and some random shirts. I think I have a little blue and gold teddy bear as well. Also, what about shirts with dates? Do you guys generally only buy generic items? Or have you bought ones that say like "winter sisterhood 2004", etc? Thanks for your help! |
in my chapter, we usually give out shirts & sweatshirts during senior wills week.
.. but if you really want to make money .. well i dont know. Ive never bought anything off Ebay except my laptop . But if I had to, I would probably only buy the generic things. IF they were really cheap.. but then again I'm a cheap person. lol jk |
Thanks... I'm assuming since this is the only reply, everyone else feels the same?
I was just wondering because I'm a former AXID with a box full of stuff in my closet. Before I dropped the house, I never got a little, so... I just thought I'd pass the items along... :) |
You said that you "dropped the house"? Did you de-pledge, were initiated and went in-active?
Even though you "dropped the house", imo, it would be best to package the stuff up and send it back to your chapter. Even though you did not take a little, they may wish to distribute the stuff amongst the members. Personally, I would never buy something AZD from ebay. I have only ever bought snowboarding gear and text books from ebay. |
Yes, I was initiated fall of 2004 and then in the fall of 2005 I wasn't able to continue due to financial reasons.
Most of the girls in the house have the same kind of shirts and such, so that's why I didn't just do it that way. I know with my pledge class, one girl ended up with a ton of items with letters on them, come to find out, her mom spent a ton of money on ebay buying her stuff. That's where I got the idea... :) |
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