|
Car Boot Sales
Newest Review: ... about selling is that when you first pull up, loads of dealers and horrible people crowded my car and started going in it and asking things... more |
||
Read Reviews for Car Boot Sales
by - written on 08/06/07 (Not useful, 140 readings)
Rating:
Very interesting read. I have been to a car boot sale myslef once or twice just to have a look around and its kind of fun. I got really lucky one time. I was looking for a card for my laptop which cost 30 pounds and i got it for 2 pounds from a car boot sale :) Thanks for suggesting the Eveining post to find out the timings for the next ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/05/06 (Very useful, 5404 readings)
Rating:
As both my parents and I prepare to move into our new homes within the next month we have come to realise that there is a lot of extra items that we no longer need so in order to make some extra money I decided to have a car boot sale or rather attend one of the local car boot sales to sell the items. Car boot sales are ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/11/05 (Useful, 895 readings)
Rating:
Car Boot Sales Love them or Loathe them they are becoming more popular each year. From the amateur who wants to clear their Junk out, to the professional who is looking for that one special antique, to the market stall holder. There are all types of people that sell and all different types of people that buy. I am finding more and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/10/05 (Somewhat useful, 938 readings)
Rating:
Well I have done car boot sales before and I have'nt normally made much money because people want something for nothing. I had people arguing over paying a £1 for something it was stupid. I only like to sell things that are in good condition, because I would'nt even look at a stool full of rubbish. The last Car Boot Sale I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/06/05
Rating:
Apps Court Farm Boot Sale, Walton Upon Thames - Advantages: plenty of buyers - Disadvantages: green site, rude staff, chavs
by - written on 24/03/05 (Very useful, 1921 readings)
Rating:
I have been to many to sell and to buy. I normally tend to do one or the other. I sell stuff from the family sometimes for the family: ornaments, books, clothes, cds, cassettes, videotapes, household items, cameras, kitchenware, maps, stamps, postcards. My repetoire tends to be cds, dvds, books and jewellry. I buy most ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/03/05 (Very useful, 1788 readings)
Rating:
With Easter being early this year so the Car boots will start appearing. Spring cleaning, Easter and Car boots all go together like biscuits and tea. What are car boots Car boots are where people gather up their unwanted things and go to organised sales and sell them for whatever they can ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/09/04 (Very useful, 1394 readings)
Rating:
I am a pro at saving money and car boot sales are one of my favourite ways of doing so. I thought I’d share with you a few tips for getting the best out of them and avoiding the pitfalls. Car Boots sales now take place all over the country and for most of the year. I always check in our local paper to see what’s on and where. Having ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/02/04 (Very useful, 1501 readings)
Rating:
Car Booting is an occupation of thousands, people wait and watch the weather to see what it is going to be like and then there are the hardcore who will stand there come rain and thunder. I love doing car boot sales and I love going around them. During this opinion I will take you through both sides of the coin. It will tell you some ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/01/04 (Very useful, 8269 readings)
Rating:
I remember my first boot sale as a seller back in the late 80s, when they started to become popular. On a sunday my parents and I took a car full of junk and my old toys out to a 'mega-boot' sale in a field in the country. As soon as we got to a pitch the car was suddenly surrounded by a mob to the extent that we could hardly get out the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/08/03 (172 readings)
Rating:
Car boot sales can be a pain because if you are taking a car to a sale people will just rumage through your stuff before you have even taken it out, it is anoying but sometimes they can have cllectables that you have been looking for and you can get it cheaper at the sale. It depends on the sort of car boot sale but some you do have to wake up ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/08/03 (Very useful, 980 readings)
Rating:
I cant remember the last time that I had a lie in on a weekend, thanks to the wonderful world of carboot sales!! There aren't many people I know that aren't addicted to carbootsales now, and you wont find many Saturday, Sunday or Bank holiday mondays when we aren't going round them trying to pick up a bargain! WHAT IS ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/08/03 (Very useful, 1218 readings)
Rating:
Having visited many a car boot sale as a buyer I thought it was time I got rid of my clutter as opposed to taking home everyone else's. Mum and I had been planning to do this for ages and we had accumulated enough bits and pieces to fill the VW camper van so psyched ourselves up for what was to be a long and perhaps trying day. On ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/07/03 (Very useful, 499 readings)
Rating:
We tend to collect stuff, we only have a little flat, but it tends to be filled with stuff and we end up thinking 'we have to make some space!'. Car boot sales are a great way to get rid of the things you don?t want any more. We?ve just done one and did two last year. Overall we've made £250. So, obviously you need a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/03/03 (Somewhat useful, 211 readings)
Rating:
Sorry this is so short but I had to say it: I remember years ago when car boot sales were called Jumble Sales and nobody except down and outs and little old ladies would be seen dead at one. Now they are re-branded and all new under the title car boot sale and everyone is dashing around to find them ? myself included. It's ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/07/02 (Very useful, 1748 readings)
Rating:
Make £s at carboots or save £s at carboots the choice is yours. There are two different angels to carboots. There is the sellers and there is the buyers. You will find carboots anywhere. They are usually held at weekends and out of doors in a big field. What they are is anyone who has anything second hand for ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/06/02 (Useful, 472 readings)
Rating:
I LOVE BOOTFAIRS, NOT ONLY BECAUSE OF THE ATMOSPHERE AT 6AM IN THE MORNING, NOT BECAUSE OF THE OLD HIGHLY COLLECTABLE TOYS I MANAGE TO BUY, OR THE COLLECTION OF VICTORIANA BOOKS, POST CARDS, CHINA, CLOTHING ETC ETC, BUT BECAUSE IVE MADE AN ABSOLUTE FORTUNE FROM THEM. CAR BOOTFAIRS HAVE MADE ME AN ABSOLUTE FORTUNE, BECAUSE ALL THE HIGHLY RARE ITEMS ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/05/02 (Somewhat useful, 154 readings)
Rating:
There are two sides to carboot sales - selling and buying. It's a great way to clear out all those cupboards and wardrobes of all the items you don't really want anymore, and make some money in the process. Usually a small fee is payable for your site, and you can charge whatever you like for your stuff. For those, who're buying, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/03/02 (Somewhat useful, 333 readings)
Rating:
Sunday morning i am up at the crack of dawn off to the booty,i have done quite a few myself but i find the dealers quite overpowering i have had quite a few items pinched when people crowd around my stall also it is worth remembering never leave children alone to sell my 16 year manned the stall while i looked around and to my horror i found ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/01/02 (Very useful, 276 readings)
Rating:
I have only ever partaken in this activity once and it was on the side of the seller and not a buyer and I will never ever do it again. Not because I didn't enjoy it, I did, not because I had to get out of bed on a SUNDAY morning at 6am to get there early for a good space, and definitely not because I froze my ass off in the process. ... Read the complete review
Have you had a different experience? Write your own review and tell others about what you think - it's quick, easy and you don't even need to be a dooyoo member. Or, register as a dooyoo member and earn dooyooMiles for your review. Help other consumers make informed, confident purchasing decisions, and tell us what you think! Reviews about Car Boot Sales


