Do you need extra money? Do you have a bunch of old toys just collecting dust? Why don't
you ha...
English, 05.05.2020 15:21 Michcardwell1071
Do you need extra money? Do you have a bunch of old toys just collecting dust? Why don't
you have a garage sale? First check with your parents to see if it's ok. Once you get
permission, gather up all of the items that you want to sell. Move them outside and put
them on a folding table. Do not put them on the ground if you can help it. People don't want
to kneel down to look at your stuff. Now put price tags on your items. Lastly, you have to
find some customers. Traffic is the key to a successful garage sale. Put big signs in visible
places and wait. Now you're doing it big time.
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