A really easy way to earn some extra money on eBay is to sell manufacturer coupons! I started doing this when my first daughter was born. Baby Formula coupons were the best ones. I had signed up for Enfamil, Similac, Nestle, etc. Not knowing which formula would be best for my new infant, I saved them all until the time was right. When my daughter settled in with the right formula, I auctioned off the free formula samples and coupone that I wasn’t using in small lots of similar brands.
I get coupons all the time from family and friends who are not using them. They are more than happy to give me their extras. I also get coupons in the mail from our local free town newspaper.
Just do an eBay completed search on COUPONS
to find out what you can make the most out of what you have available.
Valid, unexpired coupons are allowed on eBay. Be sure you read all of the guidelines or your listing could be at risk for being removed.
From eBay – Restricted coupons include:
Bulk coupon sales:
In a single listing, sellers cannot list more than 100 total coupons, 20 identical coupons, or 5 coupon inserts (like those that come with a newspaper). Make sure you clearly state in your description how many coupons you’re selling. If we can’t tell how many coupons are offered, the listing violates our policy.
Coupons for “free” products:
You can only list 2 coupons for free products, with no purchase required, per listing.
Coupons printed off the Internet:
You can’t list more than 2 printed Internet coupons per listing.
Expired coupons:
You can’t list recently expired coupons on eBay because they could be used to commit fraud. Collectible coupons that clearly can’t be redeemed may be allowed.
There are also coupons that are not allowed on eBay. Be sure you are up to date with the latest policy. You can see it all here: http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/manufacturers-coupons.html
Happy Selling!