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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Just read an article online about unwanted unwrapped presents being sold on eBay. One was a best Dad mug being sold which I actually felt upset about.
I don’t think anything I had this year I’d give away as it was brought with lots of thought. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Nothing wrong with re-gifting or charity or indeed selling an unwanted item. Too bad about the ‘best dad’ one though. He obviously wasn’t. "
I've never sold or re-gifted but me and my sister often swap presents that we've received from family members. I think sometimes they get us confused.  |
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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago
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I didn’t receive anything that I would want to part with. I’ve never had a need to to re-gift but if I did have something I didn’t want for whatever reason I would try to donate to charity. I wouldn’t sell anything and the-gifting is something you have to be careful doing. Make sure your admin is up to speed!  |
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Maybe the person selling the mug wasn't the 'dad' that got the mug as a gift.
Could be he bought two and decided to sell one cos he got his dad a better one.
What's wrong with getting rid of stuff .... that's all it is STUFF a pile of shite that if you held on to every year would fill your house and you'd have to move out.
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I noticed things for sale on Facebook labelled unwanted Christmas gift around 11 am on Christmas day.  .
I receive gifts from Mr N, our daughter, my parents and a close friend. I always like all of them. I think the potential for unwanted gifts increases with the number and variety of donors. |
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