How To Get Stuff For Free on eBay and Make Money at the Same Time

By Tom | May 17, 2008

Yes you can get stuff for free on eBay and make money at the same time and its not that hard. In fact it is very easy to do. A couple of years ago we were looking to buy a Fisher Price dollhouse for our daughter on eBay. Now this was around Christmas time and the dollhouse by itself was selling for around $30. Our daughter had most of the figures, furniture and accessories so all we really needed was the dollhouse. Some sellers were selling the dollhouse with tons of extra figures and accessories and they were selling for around $50. After doing some research we went ahead and bought the doll house with all of the extra dolls, figures and accessories. We kept the like new doll house to give to our daughter and some of the other stuff that she didn’t have yet and sold the rest on eBay by the piece. Not only did we end up getting the dollhouse for free but we actually made money on the deal. When all was said and done we made just under $19 above and beyond what we had paid for the dollhouse with all the extra stuff. Another time I purchased a lot of three programs on eBay. I only wanted one of them. I resold the other two and again got the program I wanted for free and made a couple of dollars in the process.

How to get stuff for free and make money on eBay step by step:

Look for the product you want in an eBay auction that is being sold with multiples of the same item or with other items.
Do research on eBay to see what bid price the other items would bring if put up for auction individually.
Use this information to determine if and how much your are willing to bid for the eBay auction lot.
Once you have won the auction keep the item you wanted and resell the other items individually on eBay for a profit.
Enjoy your free eBay stuff and the money you made.

Now you have a proven way to make money and get stuff for free.

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