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Which way would sell faster

I'm trying to quickly sell off alot of items from Goodwill that have been sitting in my store for a long time. I have 1200 items. 

 

Option A 

Put them all in Auctions 

 

Option B 

$2.99 plus shipping firm 

Promoting at the trending rate about 5% 

 

Option C 

$4.99 plus shipping or best offer 

High promotion at 20% 

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Re: Which way would sell faster

One or two more things - then take all  or some  of the stuff that didn't sell  to  a Goodwill store  and  if  you  itemize your deductions claim a donation tax deduction based on  a fair market value ( they post the  price of all clothing and footwear) - take a pic with your cell camera of the prices.  Salvation Army prices lists are easier to  photograph  - they are all on one  placard but their prices a  lower the GW in our area  Or if you don't want to do that - run the  garage/ yard sell next weekend.    Put you stuff in the garage so you can run it  rain or shine.

"I have the right to remain silent but I didn't have the ability." Ron White, Fritch, Texas
"Stay away from negative people, they have a problem for every solution." A. Einstein
"The Devil made me do it!" - Flip Wilson
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Re: Which way would sell faster

Just  take a peek at the  OPs  current  listings -  Hint: they  currently have 1232  active  listings.

"I have the right to remain silent but I didn't have the ability." Ron White, Fritch, Texas
"Stay away from negative people, they have a problem for every solution." A. Einstein
"The Devil made me do it!" - Flip Wilson
"If the band can only play loud - they ain't no good - peps too!" J.R. Johnson
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Re: Which way would sell faster

That was my first thought.  

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