eBay can help you sell anything from clothing to crafts and get you discounts on shipping

Commissions & Fees: 10% – 15% of the sales price.

Husl$core: $$$$$

Nextdoor is a social networking site that allows you to post items for sale, find a job, lend or rent your personal items, ranging from camping equipment to carpet cleaners.

Commissions & fees: none

Husl$core: $$$$$

Poshmark is a peer-to-peer sales site to sell your clothing, shoes, purses and other fashion

Commissions & fees: 20%  (sales of under $15 pay a flat $2.95 fee)

Husl$core: $$$$

OfferUp helps you sell personal items, ranging from musical instruments and furniture to clothing and books

Commissions & Fees: 0-12.9%

Husl$core: $$$$

CraigsList is a free classified advertising site to sell anything; look for a job; rent out your house or car

Commissions & fees: mostly free (though employers and brokers pay fees to list)

Husl$core: $$$$

Amazon can help you sell anything from jewelry to books, movies, clothing, furniture in exchange for a listing and referral fee

Commissions & Fees: variable (see review)

Husl$core: $$$

Declutter offers to buy used books, games, electronics

Commissions & Fees: N/A (they buy direct)

Husl$core: $$

Mercari is an online platform where you can sell everything from $2 candles and used Nike’s to designer handbags, crafts, jewelry and electronics

Expected pay: NA

Husl$core: $$

The Real Real is a poorly-rated online consignment store for brand-name items

Commissions & fees: 15% – 80%

Husl$core: $$

ThredUp purports to be an online consignment store for lightly worn brand-name clothing and accessories

Commission/fees: 20% – 97%

Husl $core: $

Aftcra is a marketplace to sell hand, made-in-America goods. Newer than Etsy, it allows sellers to list for free, only paying a commission on each sale.

Expected pay: you set it

Husl$core: $

Trashie promises to pay you to recycle used clothing, but is a pay-to-play scheme that makes no economic sense.

Expected pay: speculative

Husl$core: $