How to turn your junk into cash


Mudah.com is a popular site in Malaysia where you can buy and sell items. So is eBay (ebay.com.my), a global online marketplace. Facebook Marketplace is another popular site, as are Carousell, Lelong.my and many others.

SOMEONE once said she has so many unused clothes that she bought on her overseas trips and these are just taking up space in her wardrobe.

Even her kitchen cabinets are stacked with too many plates, coffee mugs and cutlery. Some are still in their original packaging.

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