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Declutter For Cash: Ziffit

 



It's January and know what that means, it's time to save money, clean and declutter the house!


So Today I want to let you all know about Ziffit, I found them last year and they instantly became my favourite declutter for cash app, I compared my basket between Ziffit and Music Magpie and Ziffit came up with a better price for every single item, they also accepted more items than Music Magpie did.


The best thing about Ziffit is they have two minimum quantity options - either 10 items or a total of £5, whereas Music Magpie don't give you the minimum amount of items option, so you have to hit £5 or more, which can take a lot of items when they only pay 10p or so for a lot of them! 


The app is very easy to understand and use, you just click the scan button, scan in your books, CDs, DVDs or games, they'll then keep stacking up in your basket until you're ready to trade them in. They even have an option to manually type in your barcodes if something will not scan due to sticker residue or creases.


They have a range of drop off and pick up options to make the process smooth and convenient, these are Collect+ Drop off, DPD Pick Up and InPost Locker Drop off. The amount/weight of what you're selling may determine which options you can use,  Collect+ has a 5kg maximum weight limit and both DPD and InPost have box size restrictions.


Here is my referral link for anyone interested in trying it out! 

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