Is it wrong to sell a 'big' bday present I have never worn??

[daizie]

Who would want to be your friend . Do you not have a conscience ?

[ruffers]

Who's that addressed to?

[Narnia]

Yeah it's wrong. Don't sell it.

[Smiler]

Sell sell sell!

But next time if you don't think will wear a present, better to exchange rightaway than let it sit gathering dust.

[HonaloochieB]

They gave, it's yours. To do with what you will.

Take time out to watch Flog It and Dickinson's Real Deal, there are wasters and nogoodniks on there selling items that have been in their families for generations.

On the spurious grounds that 'It's just sitting in a cupboard', 'none of my kids want it' or 'I'd like it to go to someone who might appreciate it more and give it a good home'.

The lying greedy graspers. And some of them only realise 40 or 50 quid for their heirlooms.

Work colleagues? Who cares?

Sell the thing and spend the money in Chener Books.

It'll do some good there.

[daizie]

You rotten lot . None of you deserve a present .

[HonaloochieB]

daizie Wrote:

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> You rotten lot . None of you deserve a present .

Not all of us Daizie, if you gift me a Marx Brothers DVD boxset, I promise not to sell it.

Deal?

[Tarot]

Get rid of it before it turns into moth food,or send it to the charity shop,or rag shop,where it will be turned into something else. Or do what you like, its yours. Dont worry yourself silly they probably would laugh, knowing the state youve got yourself in. Go for it,

[HonaloochieB]

Although Tarot, I'm surprised you didn't tell Sazzle to make sure she keeps the card.