I know this guy who is a 10 year old and he has some cards and he wants to sell it so should he sell it with out his parents permission ?
210487
I think his parents should know what he's trying to do....the cards might be worth allot more that he's trying to sell them for.
261000
You are too young to prostitute yourself.\n\nI would sell stuff that you no longer want on Yahoo!Auction or eBay.
199980
dont sell the stuf and you wont have a problom. think of the people you are selling it to.
607502
If U are 10 then im not surprised,but if u are 18 then yea they should let You.Give more details.
533588
Do you really think with all the wars and evil in the world, anyone would care about you selling some material things. Its just stuff, get rid of it. And blessed by who? A catholic priest who was molesting little boys in the back room. Do you really call that blessed? Sell it. And let me know when you get ready to sell the dolls. I can resell them on Ebay and make my own money, but not for the poor, for myself to gamble at the casino.
484933
i think that's something that is between them. if your father feels he should, then let him. If he's worried about not seeing the money, have him get something in writing so if he doesn't get paid back, he can take the grandfather to court.
482669
yes you can still open one. Just don't give your real age. The reason they require that is because if you owe them any outstanding funds, you need to be 18 for them to pursue you to collect because a minor under 18 legally isn't allowed to go into a credit contract, which is kind of what eBay does, they allow you to list and then bill you after.\n\nAnd to the person who said you have to be 18 to have a debit, no you don't. Anyone at any age can open a checking account. They can be a junior member and debit cards come standard now with bank accounts, most with the Visa or Mastercard logo. I have one for my 15 year old daughter :p\n\nIf you want to make your auctions look good and save some money go to Auctivia.com and upload your pics, they let you have many many pics, will show other items you have for sale in each listing and give you templates or themes, all for free. You'll save a ton of nickels and dimes compared to eBay's fees to do the same thing.\n\neBay's fun, you'll love it! They won't verify your age, either unless you want to be i.d. verified for thsoe who are really skeptical on whether or not they want to trust you..
538369
Usually kids that age will tell you (and everyone else) exactly what they want.  If you don't know ask a parent or someone who spends time with the child, or if the child is really young you can ask them yourself, and it will still be OK.  Then just use your discretion and make sure what they want is appropriate, in your price range, etc.
5847
It was given to you and is yours to do  whatever you want with it.  I see no problem in selling it, if that is what you want to do with your property.
461739
i would recommend not telling him about the state of your finances, think about it, you are losing sleep over this, how much pressure do you want to put on him at the age of 12, he will worry bout you, bout money and also feel guilty that he asked for an expensive pressie
616119
It is a firearm, so you must have parental consent because they are responsible for your actions until you are 18!\n\nJust like you cant buy playboy!
58488
i would think that only if a person is of afican desent...your spiritual traditions should not be for sell.and dont give them away either.
348534
The company doesn't know how old your daughter is.  They probably bought a generic mailing list, ran a cursory credit check and found no major negative information and mailed out an offer.\n\nIf your daughter were to seriously fill out the application, and give true information on her date of birth and/or social security number, chances are she would be declined.  Or they would ask her to 'reapply with a co-signer'...code for "get mommy or daddy to apply for the card and give you permission to use it."\n\nLegally, nobody under the age of 18 can be held repsonsible for a legal contract (credit cards and other purchase agreements fall under this heading) because it is assumed that a minor does not have the education and life experience to make a properly informed decision.\n\nMy advice would be to just shred the application before putting it in the trash. You don't want someone picking through the trash and fraudulently getting credit in your daughter's name, either.
162731
You have to be old enough (18 I think), and then set-up an account. Make sure you have pictures of the things you want to sell. Have good explanations of the quality and what kind of shape the item is in. Then set a reasonably good starting bid, then hope for buyers!
494272
I think that you should respect your parents call on this one hun...sorry.  You are only 13, and your parents love you and are protecting you from experiances that you are not yet ready to handle.
397636
One, learn to spell.  I thought you're 10 not 5.\n\nSecond, it depends on how nice it is.  You might sell to some kids under the age of 6.  This is not an insult, I am being completely serious.  But otherwise, no.  Nobody who has a matured brain would buy something free.  But you might sell to kids who think it's shiny.
459149
I have some old cards...maybe 12-15years old. I'll have to dig them out.. Could they be worth anything?\nThey were released in Australia