Here's a short video (54 seconds watch) with some top tips for selling your unwanted items online.

Let’s face it, as a nation, we like a lot of stuff. Whether we’re panic buying loo rolls or ordering fashion bargains online, sometimes all the ‘stuff’ can take up valuable space in our homes. With Chrimbo within touching distance, there’s no better time to declutter and make space for all those gifts.

Plus, by selling things on, you’re not only making money but you’re doing your bit for the environment and sending less to landfill. Win-win!


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