We were given 1 day waterpark tickets that we don't need.

[GinnyEmma]

Where should I post them to sell (not here!) I couldn't find any on ebay, and have never dealt with craigslist. Is there any place you all would suggest?

 

[DianeV]

They will probably go on ebay. Anytime I have seen them they do. The fact that there arent any right now could be good as someone may need them

 

[GinnyEmma]

Thanks. I have only sold a few things there, and never can tell if something isn't currently posted. Pathetic, I know.

 

[mtblujeans]

I think I would consider Craigslist first, since there is no fee.

 

[ClarabelleCowFan]

I would do Craigslist for local pickup only for CASH only. Ebay will charge you fees and then you have to use paypal (more fees) plus if you get a scammer buying the tickets they can file a chargeback claiming the tickets are no good and get all of their money back.

 

[GinnyEmma]

That is why I needed to ask. Thank you. I hate attempting things I have no experience with.

 

[Mickeys.friend]

plus if you get a scammer buying the tickets they can file a chargeback claiming the tickets are no good and get all of their money back.

YES! I had this happen to me about 7 years ago on Yahoo Auctions...was not a pleasant experience. Did you try the trading thread? Maybe you can trade them here for something(s) or gift cards that someone else is looking to get rid of....just a thought.

 

[GinnyEmma]

Trading thread?

 

[ClarabelleCowFan]

Trading thread?

Here it is: http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2001742

You can trade items (even gift cards) but not cash or any form of monetary payment.

 

[Marionnette]

Here it is: http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2001742

You can trade items (even gift cards) but not cash or any form of monetary payment.

I thought that trading items in exchange for gift cards were against the rules. Why are they different than trading for cash (which is just another name for selling)?