Anyone have a website where they sell stuff

[colday]

I have one going now putting my wife's recipes on it for fast finding, boy she sure has a lot. I put a logon so she is the only one that can access it.

I use DropBox for accessing data that I want to stay synced between computers. As far as the computers are concerned it is simply a local folder. It is very secure & free up to a certain point.

getdropbox.com

I am NOT associated with them at all, I don't even have a paid account.

[eldyfig]

How does that work? Do you buy the items at wholesale the offer them at retail? Or are these items you have laying around are just trying to sell them? I am just curious because my boy has alot of PS ganes and he got an XBOX360. Plus I have an old Atari 2700. And I have had no luck w/eaby or graigs list. Also at work we also have what is called a barter board..

Yes. I do have a wholesale supplier that I started off buying from for family and friends. I had extra that I posted on craigslist and they sold out. I ordered more and posted some on Amazon and they sold really quick. Right now, I have people waiting for items. I just started the Cool Customz site and I have more to put on there. I have a big order from my supplier coming in this week.

I have seen people on craigslist looking for classic gaming systems. I sold an old Intellivision console and 20 games thru CL last year. And the good thing about Amazon, you don't pay for whatever you put on there unless you sell it, then Amazon takes their portion out of your sale. Find an ad on Amazon that is an exact match to what you want to sell. Over on the right side of the screen you will see something that says 'Have one to sell?' Click the button next to that to place your ad.

[joedw00]

Thanks for the suggestions :) , RecipeZaar wants $24.95 a year for personal, and DropBox is free for 2GB.