How to make $200: what to sell

Making $200 might sound like a lot of money, but it can be easy if you have the right stuff to sell. Whether you're looking for a way to make extra cash or just trying to get rid of old items that are taking up space in your home, here are some simple ways to turn your unwanted items into cash.

Sell your gently used clothes.

Once you have your clothes, the next step is to sell them. This can be done through an app or site like Poshmark, Tradesy, or eBay. To get the best price for your clothes, make sure they look great in photos and are priced accordingly.

Once you've listed your item and received payment from the buyer, ship it out! If you're using a third-party service like Poshmark or Tradesy (or if you're shipping via USPS), this should be easy enough. However, if you decide to use eBay as one of your marketplaces for clothing sales—and many people do—you'll need a couple extra steps beyond just posting pictures on a site: listing fees and shipping costs.

You can list low-priced items on eBay without paying a fee; however, if yours are priced above $1 million (yes!), then there's some extra work involved before they go up for sale*. First off all though... You may want to reconsider selling that million dollar blazer because while eBay accepts payments through PayPal now (and thus doesn't require sellers to sign up as an actual member), processing international transactions means higher fees than usual so keep those numbers in mind! As well as any other considerations such as shipping time/costs etcetera...

Sell your slightly used electronics.

There are a lot of ways to make money, but there's one that can be done in just a few minutes: selling your slightly used electronics.

You probably have some extra stuff lying around your house or apartment. Maybe it's something you bought for yourself when you were younger, or maybe it's something that belonged to someone else who passed away. Whatever the case, there are lots of things out there that don't need to stay in the dark corners of closets and drawers forever! If you've got a slightly used phone or tablet (or anything else with a screen), it may as well be making money for you instead of sitting around gathering dust.

If this sounds like something that might interest you—if only because it means having more money than before—here's what to do:

• Find out what people want items like yours going for on marketplaces like eBay, Craigslist and Amazon Marketplace; look up similar items online and see what they sell for; then set an asking price based on those prices but with an extra dollar thrown in so people will feel like they're getting a good deal (it doesn't hurt).
• Get into contact with buyers by writing them emails, posting ads online (eBay has an easy-to-use interface) or calling them directly if possible -- whichever method is easiest for where everyone is located geographically speaking!

Sell your gift cards.

There are a number of ways you can sell your unwanted gift cards. We'll cover three options: eBay, Craigslist and Amazon.

Selling on eBay is an easy way to get cash for your card. Just follow these steps:

• Register for an account with eBay.com if you don't already have one (if you already have an account, skip this step). You'll need to provide basic personal information like name, address and phone number so they can contact you in case there's a problem with the transaction - but once it's set up, selling will be super simple!
• Find the listing process on their homepage by clicking "sell" in the top navigation bar followed by choosing what type of item is being sold ("Gift Card"). This will take them to a page where they can enter all relevant information about their gift card before putting it up for sale (title/description of product being sold; amount owed on balance; etc.). After filling out this form correctly, then click "Add Your Item" at bottom right-hand side; then choose whether or not there are any extra fees involved when purchasing this particular item (such as shipping costs).

Once everything has been entered correctly into this section then click "Post Now." Once done submitting all necessary details related towards selling one specific product online via Amazon Marketplace Service Provider LLC., sellers should wait patiently while waiting queue time period passes before getting paid once buyer accepts purchase offer through email notification sent through PayPal™ Account Verification System™ Departmental Email Account Provider Management Division Programmers Analyst Team Leader Supervisor Department Director Head Chief Executive Officer President Vice President Chairman

Sell your textbooks.

If you're a student, selling your textbooks is an easy way to make money. But how do you know what to sell? You can start by checking out websites like Amazon or eBay, which will tell you how much people are willing to pay for textbooks in your area. The key here is that the more expensive the textbook, the more money you'll be able to make selling it!

Sell your other books.

If you have a few books lying around your house, consider selling them. You can make some quick cash by selling used books on Amazon or eBay. If you want to sell your book(s) in person, consider posting them on Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace.

You can also sell your old books online through sites like AbeBooks and BookScouter.com (which also lists other ways to make money from old things), or through Half .com and Bookfinder .com

Sell any unused medicine you have.

If you're like most people, you probably have a cabinet full of unused medicine somewhere in your home. If you can't remember the last time that cough syrup magically cured a cold or that pain reliever did anything to soothe your headache, chances are it's been sitting there long enough to go bad. Don't throw it away—sell it! The market for expired and damaged medicines is hot right now, with buyers willing to pay top dollar for products they assume have been recalled.

If you want to make the most money possible off your expired meds, list them on eBay with a starting bid price well above what they were worth when they were still useful (eBay charges sellers an insertion fee). In addition to this upfront cost, eBay also charges sellers an ongoing percentage of each sale (the fee varies depending on how much money has been made by other sellers). That said...

You can make $200 from home by selling stuff you don't need

• You can make money by selling things that you don't need anymore.
• You can make money by selling things that you don't use anymore.
• You can make money by selling things that you don’t want anymore.

And finally, you could also sell things that are just taking up space in your house and costing more than they’re worth to keep around!

I hope this guide has been helpful to you. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to leave them below! I know how hard it can be to make ends meet, and if this article helped even one person make some money then I'm happy with my work here today. Good luck out there!