As the saying goes, “the kids are growing like weeds”. Do you have a closet that looks like this? Jam packed with clothes, many of which are of no use any more because your little ones have out grown them?
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Photo Credits: © Urban Kids Consignment |
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Photo Credits: © Urban Kids Consignment |
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Photo Credits: © Urban Kids Consignment |
- Earn 65%-75% of total sales
- Pay a one time $12.00 fee to become a consignor (covers costs of location, etc)
- Shop before the public at the pre-sale event
- Enter your items and create tags via sales website
- Track your sales online
- Sell your items while you sit at home (unless you volunteer)
- Receive a check 7-10 business days upon close of sale
Garage sales are one way to get rid of clothing and items fast, but I don’t like the hassle of setting up, dealing with people who want great items for less than $1.00 and figuring out what to do with everything that is left over. At consignment sales, I am able to sell toys, clothes, baby gear, books, maternity clothes, etc at prices I set – without the hassle of negotiation. If I want to discount the item, I mark it for 50% off for Sunday’s sale. Once the sale is over, if I don’t want any or selected items, again, I mark that into the system and they are automatically donated to a preselected non-profit agency.
With the next sale coming up in May, it’s a good time to sign up and start spring cleaning! Sign up to become a consignor via Urban Kids Consignment’s Website. For more information on how to be a consignor, visit their information page. https://urbankidsconsignment.com/
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*This is a sponsored post, however all opinions about Urban Kids Consignment and becoming a consignor are strictly mine*
