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Hi guys,

I have a collection of LOTR stuff that I got in a lot of bulk purchases (I thought I wanted them, I do not) - I am not having much luck here or on aus forums trying to sell it, and so am wondering if there is somewhere else you good folks would know that I could sell it?

one-ring.co.uk doesn't allow new registrations, unfortunately, so I can't use it :/

Thanks!

Have you tried barter town? I have shifted quite a bit of stuff there. Mostly to Canadians for some reason.

No, I hadn't - I have signed up there now, will see how it goes - thanks for the suggestion mate!

Didn't see your post in the trade forum. Pm me a list of what you have and what you want, I have been buying a ton lately (over $2000 I the last month) as I am trying to complete my collection while the game still lives (only 4 years left on the contract).

FYI for the future, barter town is a great place to buy and sell, especially once you get rep over there. And no ebay fees!

Thanks 455_PWR, I will PM you - I specifically didn't link it in this thread as I didn't want to spam it

I also have been approved for bartertown posts now, so I will drop it there as well. I have pretty good rep here and on ebay, so hopefully folks will take that into consideration.

There's a facebook Hobbit trade group that sees a lot of traffic and buyers. It's the best place to make sure your stuff goes to a good home.

+1 for the FB group, I have spent far too much money on their :(

Unfortunately, I don't use facebook. I think my wife has an account, I will have a look into it. Thanks guys.

While some people don't care for it, I think the biggest audience for selling your stuff will be on eBay. There are lots of active sellers and buyers there. The only drawback may be international postage if you want to sell to buyers in the US or EU.

True, I didn't consider selling internationally on ebay - could offer free worldwide shipping and then just eat it in the price, thanks for the suggestion!