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A: If an item has been recalled in the past it must be repaired. Any recalled items that have not been repaired or replaced by the manufacturer cannot be sold. Click here to go to US Consumer Product Safety Commission website. Click here to view The 2007 Safe Shopping Guide - Children's Product Recalls Q: Do you have a suggested pricing sheet for items? A: The best part about Bye-Buy Consign is that the consignor sets the price for their items. This can seem overwhelming but remember that most items will sell for 75% off of what they cost new. Some name brands like Gymboree, Gap, Fisher-Price etc., may sell for more. Price your items to sell! You will be much happier that your item sold at a fair price, than taking back something you no longer need. All clearance items must be priced $5 or less. Q: Can I consign infant car seats? A: Yes, as long as they meet the following requirements: Car seats can not be more than 4 years old. Car seats must have their date sticker attached. We also ask that there are no open recalls that haven't been fixed and that the seat has not been in a car accident. You must sign a waiver at drop off stating this is true or your car seat will not be accepted. Click here to go to US Consumer Product Safety Commission website. Q: You mention a bar code in your on-line info. Am I the one putting a bar code on items? Or just a dollar figure? A: All consignors price and tag their own items through our link to My Consignment Manager. This is the place you go to enter your items as well sign up for the sale. You type them in and then print out the tags which have all the info on them including the bar codes. After you print them you attach the tags to your items.
A: Most office supply stores, Walmart and Target stores carry the 60 -67 lb white card stock paper. It is just a little heavier grade paper than copy paper. Q: Your site mentions to use wire hangers. What about on kids clothes? If I can get the safety pin around my plastic 'child' hanger will that be okay? I'm afraid wire hangers are much to big for my 0-3 month clothes. A: You can use plastic hangers. They may fall off more easily than the wire hangers though since the safety pins are stretched more for the plastic hangers. Check with your local dry cleaners for extra wire hangers. Most will give them away free. Q: Does everything have to be on a hanger or in a baggie? What do I do with blankets, shoes, hats, etc…? A: Blankets: receiving blankets can go 2 or 3 to a large baggie. Larger or heavier blankets can be hung over a hanger. Shoes do not need to be in a baggie but need to be tied together with the tag attached with a safety pin. Hats can be placed in a baggie. |