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Have you ever tried selling children's clothes online? I have. Yikes. Unless it is an amazingly popular brand name, most of the time there wouldn't be a single bite! Well, how cool would it be to have someone do the work for you and YOU receive 60% of the profits? I'm liking the sound of this. Less work, less clutter in my house, lets get started! Loteda is a brand NEW site dedicated to selling children's clothes by the LOT. 

 What if I said you could pocket 90% of the funds? No problem! All you have to do is take the pics yourself, upload them and you'll receive an envelope in the mail to ship it to the buyer! It is simple. Check out the video below to see how it works!




 First: Organize your gently worn Newborn- 5T clothes into lots. By gender and season.

 Second: Take a pic of each item, fill out a form and upload your lot.

 Third: Once your LOT sells, you'll receive a prepaid shipping bag for your items.

 Finally: Drop it in the mail and receive a check for 90% of the sale price!!!

 Now, the fun part, buying the clothing! I'm excited to know there is another online option for buying children's clothing by the LOT, by the season! 
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20% off your total purchase. 
Use code: SAVE20
Expires 8/31/14

Disclaimer: I will receive a gift card in exchange for this post. All opinions stated are my own.

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