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I am just shy of 5'7. There are also exact measurements available in each listing, and please feel free to ask for additional measurements through eBay.
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I have private health insurance. It's expensive and crappy... but it's insurance.
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Thank you! That reminds me, i need to update it today. :)
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Thanks! I actually have on planned for next week. Fingers crossed it turns out well.
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all of them. twitter, facebook, tumblr, weardrobe, chictopia, pinterest, weheartit, stumbleupon, blogging and whatever comes next. Use every opportunity to connect with people like you and potential customers. It's a lot of work, but it really is worth it.
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Promote promote promote. You can have the best vintage on the web, but if nobody sees it then nobody can buy it. PROMOTE.
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Ebay has it's problems, and isn't quite the community that Etsy is. That being said, I make a great living on eBay. It provides people the opportunity to buy items immediately (like etsy), and bid on items for fun. All of my 40+ items per week are available on Buy It Now, and I typically sell between 8-15 of them that way. That's 1-2 items sold a day, plus the remainder of items sold at the end of the week from auctions. Most of my favorite Etsy stores don't sell that much. As much as I would love to be a part of the Etsy community, I choose eBay mostly for financial reasons. I make more money, and I make it consistently this way.... that's probably more than you cared to know. :) I ramble before I've had my coffee.
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It is a thrift store / charity shop similar to goodwill. It has no website, and only sells used merchandise.
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I starting buying/loving vintage in college. I decided to start selling for fun the year I graduated, and it just sort of snowballed into a career path. I do have a bachelors degree in statistics, but I have never even applied for a job since receiving it.
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Weardrobe is a site similar to Chictopia or Lookbook.nu. It is a website that allows you to share your daily outfits, and links back to your blog.
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none. I use almost no photo effects. I would rather stay outside and play with camera settings for an hour than mess with photo shop at home. I am crap with photo shop.
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70s inspired anything.
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Salvation Army hands down. Goodwill is kind of expensive for thrift merchandise in my opinion.
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with the switch. Turning off the lights with the pull is wrong. Now stay off my formspring, boyfriend. Love you.
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I won't say never, but I will say it's highly unlikely. I do have an etsy project in the works for next year that doesn't include my vintage clothing though, so stay tuned for that.
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90% of what I find is from thrift stores. I usually visit 5-10 stores per week, and will often visit them twice. Luckily I live in a place that has so many second hand shops.
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