What would you do?

[ARIEYELLOW]

I recently purchased 3 adult 2 day park hoppers and a child 2 day park hopper from Discount Orlando Vacations. I now no longer need the tickets because I received the free email dining code and am using that. Would you try to sell the tickets on Ebay or is this too risky? I could send them back and get my money back but it would cost me a 10% restocking fee. Thanks

 

[CheapMom]

Selling them on ebay is not risky for you because you won't ship them until you have payment. You could set a Buy It Now price. The only risk would be losing listing fees if they don't sell. I would go that route personally. You can list them on DisAuctions and there are no fees- or go to Disney Swap Meet (see my siggy) and put them up for sale at face value. Just don't ship anything until you have payment.

 

[Matt'sMom]

Rather than losing any money on the deal, I'd just keep the tickets in a safe place for use on a future WDW visit.

Gives you an excuse to return again soon, since the tickets are already paid for.

 

[CheapMom]

Matt's Mom- I like that idea even better!

 

[ARIEYELLOW]

Thanks!! I just listed under CheapMom's site and will be listing them on the DisAuction site and Ebay.

 

[aka-mad4themouse]

I would not list them on all 3 sites. What happens if you get interest from 2 or more of your postings? If you get bids on both eBay and DISAuctions, you would have to cancel one of the auctions. Or worse, what if you put them up as Buy-It-Nows and both got takers? Choose one auction site and list the tickets there. If you find that you cannot sell them on the one site, then try the other one.

 

[ARIEYELLOW]

Sorry hadn't thought of that. One more question, does Ebay and Paypal charge listing fees and such for buy it nows even if they don't sell?