Extra 20% off electricals including KitchenAid mixers and Bang & Olufsen headphones on eBay
You can get cheap deals on a host of items on the auction site - but the sale only lasts until midnight
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MUSIC lovers and bakers will want to log-on to eBay today.
The auction site is knocking 20 per cent off big electrical brands including KitchenAids and Bang and Olufsen headphones with a special discount code.
The discount code you need to use is P20SPRING - but you'll have to act fast as the sale finishes tonight at midnight.
To get the deal you have to be signed into your eBay account and be paying via Paypal or a credit/debit card.
The discount only works when you spend a minimum of £30.
And the maximum discount available is £100, so you wont be able to get 20 per cent on orders over £500 including shipping.
You can also only use the code twice per eBay account so pick wisely.
This discount was found by the deal gurus at MoneySavingExpert.com.
The great thing about this discount is that it applies to everything on sale at the nine stores involved.
The outlets accepting the deal are Vax, Kitchenaid, Hotpoint, Indesit, Ghost Bikes, Bang and Olufson, JBL Harmon Kardon, Speck Protective Cases and Music Magpie.
Although this a pretty great deal, you should always check around yourself to see if you can find better prices elsewhere.
The best deals are on refurbished items, so if you are looking for something new you might want to look around for a better deal.
Some of the better offers include a manufacture refurbished KitchenAid 'Artisan' stand mixer which is usually £299 but is down to £239 with delivery.
That is more than £250 cheaper than buying a new one at John Lewis.
You can also get £20 off these Bang and Olufsen headphones.
Refurbished JBL waterproof portable bluetooth speakers are £99 - down from £149.
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eBay has also recently launched a page where everything is under a tenner.
Although you can continue to use Paypal on eBay for now, eBay will be switiching to the lesser known Ayden for all its payments as of 2020.
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What you need to look out for when selling things on eBay
HERE'S what you need to know before you put your stuff on auction:
Always set a reserve price - Starting with a low price will attract bidders but you don't want to accidentally sell your item for less than it's worth.
Watch out for seller's fees - You can list up to 20 things for free every month but there is a 10 per cent charge if you sell - including postage and packaging.
Set the right amount for postage and packaging - The auction site offers set postage fees based on what sellers with similar products charge but these might not be the best option for you. Use the Royal Mail price finder to get an idea of what it will cost you.
Close your auction on Sunday - According to eBay, the website is at its busiest on Sunday evenings so try to end your auction then to get the best price.
Sell stuff for free on other sites - You can avoid eBay's fees altogether by selling your things on classified sites, like Gumtree, Preloved or Facebook Marketplace.
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