ADB
Journeyman Pro
Re the bag and clubs - Personally I’d try Facebook Marketplace or Gumtree first and try to see if there was anyone local who wanted them without you needing to post - it’s free too.
Postage Costs?
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jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
I meant nobody had given the post office / parcel force price, so I figured people were using Hermes.
Nobody had given a Royal Mail (Post Office) price because golf clubs are too long for them.
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
Given your location I also would try Gumtree or local advert first.
jusme
Challenge Tour Pro
I deal a lot with various couriers. I would use my hermes on single or few clubs (via ebay shuttle service) as long as not too valuable. If too valuable then the cost of insurance does not cover the clubs worth. If I am selling expensive or heavy large items (such as a full set) then I would use parcelforce. Its not difficult to get exact costs as all couriers offer the calculator service, based on weight, dimensions and value.
Anything under a 100 quid and under 5 KG will go with my hermes with a cost of no more than 6 quid. I am never sending clubs with my hermes valued at over 150ish. Customers expect a faster service and the cost regardless of value and weight is somehwere between 12 and 15 quid
Anything under a 100 quid and under 5 KG will go with my hermes with a cost of no more than 6 quid. I am never sending clubs with my hermes valued at over 150ish. Customers expect a faster service and the cost regardless of value and weight is somehwere between 12 and 15 quid
Orikoru
Tour Winner
Yeah, I'm only selling old gear, it's not expensive stuff so would be good to keep delivery cost down. Hoping to get about 80 quid for the starter set, and maybe 100 quid for the iron set. Cheers for the feedback.
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
Following on from what you said earlier I would definitely recommend something on like Gumtree if that is the sort of money you expect. Ebay is not the sort of place to sell lesser quality clubs at reasonable prices. Over the years I have picked up many a set of irons (lesser 'known' brands) for under £20 and slighty better known brands for under £40.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
Yeah I may try a local collection site first. It's just with Ebay you have the biggest audience and I find there's always one mug willing to buy what you're flogging! Collection only obviously reduces the market considerably.
