Virtual Yard Sale

Every time I go past a yard sale, I always feel an urge to stop. My dad always stops and he has brought home treasures that we use to this day. So because you all can't come to my house and actually have a yard sale, I figured I would set one up right here on the blog! Just like a real yard sale, I will keep prices low!

Here's how it will work!

1. I have a tab set up right by my contact info at the top of the page that says "Virtual Yard Sale."

2. I will post pictures of the items for sale along with the condition, size, and price of the item.

3. Buyer will pay a $5 shipping charge. (U.S. residents only please!) Payment will be conducted through PayPal!

4. If you want the item, email me at mandiismuse@gmail.com.

5. Orders will be taken on first come/first serve, so if you want an item, email me fast!

All of these instructions will be on the Virtual Yard Sale tab. Check back every so often, because I will be placing new items there. When I do, I will let you know on twitter, in a blog post, or on the Mandii's Muse Facebook page!

What types of items are you excited to see on the Virtual Yard Sale page? I'd love to hear from you, leave me a comment!

P.S. Items are LIVE so go and check them out!!!

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