Golf retailer closed down with excess stock

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I know this should probably be published in the classifieds section, but I'm not selling an individual item, so hope this is ok.

I recently ran a golf accessories company (belts, hats, markers etc) that has now closed down. I have quite a lot of stock remaining and wondered if anyone knew of a company who might be interested in looking at it?

Appreciate any tips or recommendations.
 
Try 351driver, he might be interested in buying it off you for his new shop :whistle:
 
winartois said:
I know this should probably be published in the classifieds section, but I'm not selling an individual item, so hope this is ok.

I recently ran a golf accessories company (belts, hats, markers etc) that has now closed down. I have quite a lot of stock remaining and wondered if anyone knew of a company who might be interested in looking at it?

Appreciate any tips or recommendations.
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A little cheeky but, I'll be happy to take anything off your hands that you feel is not cost effective to sell as it's too expensive to post out, we could use any of those said items for raffle or auction prizes on our Help for Heroes Charity Day at Camberley Heath in October.

Pm me to discuss if at a loose end with anything.
 
Buying the stuff that was left on the shelf is not my idea of a plan

Selling job lots of golf gear is not fun, everyone knows the stuff you have is the stuff you could not sell so you can take the number you hope to get and half it

My suggestion is find yourself an Ebay trading assistant, give them a full list of inventory and prices.

For the low value items, i would get the Ebay trader to bundle them together, golf balls, gloves etc and charge a fixed price for the lot...

The last thing you want is to be left with stock
 
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