How to get up to 90% off your favourite shops via eBay outlet stores
EBAY used to just be a haven for second-hand goods but even the biggest high street shops are now on the auction website - and you could save up to 90 per cent by visiting their outlet stores.
We've rounded up the best outlet stores that promise customers the biggest deals.
More than 50 high street and online retail brands have an outlet store on eBay.
This is where retailers sell discontinued, refurbished and clearance items, often at very reduced prices.
Tesco, Debenhams, Boohoo, Very, Argos and Littlewoods are among the retailers that are represented on the auction website.
Here, with the help of , we have put together a list of the best outlet stores and picked out a few of the top deals on offer right now.
You can choose from a huge range of items in categories including toys, games, electrical - - and furniture.
As well as a clearance section, there's a Wow Deals page.
Boohoo - up to 60 per cent
There's currently a 25 per cent sale on its menswear, and it's also offering 20 per cent off its Plus and Curve ranges.
It also has sections for , which includes .
Debenhams - up to 70 per cent off
There are also big savings on kids' toys. One of the best deals on the store at the moment is 70 per cent off a which is £6.90 down from £23.
Figleaves - up to 90 per cent off
The lingerie brand also has an eBay outlet store, which offers up to 90 per cent off on some items.
One of the best deals we could find was 90 per cent off a , which is reduced from £30 to £5.
There are more than 4,500 items listed on the outlet store, and lots of savings to bag.
Tesco up to 33 per cent off
Tesco still has a lot of leftover stock after it closed its Tesco Direct website in July.
It was selling the items on Tesco.com but a lot of it is still available to snap up on Tesco's outlet store on eBay, as The Sun reported this summer.
Recently, we revealed the top 10 ways to save money when shopping on Amazon.
We also shared how to bag a bargain at B&M stores.
Meanwhile our Bargain Hunter has revealed how to save both time and money when shopping at Argos.
How to save money when shopping online
HERE'S how you can save even more money when you shop online:
- Pay less for delivery. Do your sums and save. A pair of New Look red court heels are £17.99, plus £3.99 delivery. But add a couple of items from its recently reduced beauty range at £1 each and you qualify for free delivery on a £19.99 spend.
SAVE: £1.99
- Compare it. Going straight to the brand might cost more than going via comparison sites such as Kelkoo.co.uk, PriceRunner.co.uk and MySuperMarket.co.uk. White Adidas Stan Smith Originals trainers cost £74.95 on its own site but just £70 at Asos.
SAVE: £4.95
- Join the club. Sign up to Zalando.co.uk and get a £10 discount — and the new H&M club ensures unlimited free delivery and ten per cent off your first order. An H&M £8.99 cotton striped shirt would cost £12.98 with the normal delivery fee — but sign up for free and pay just £8.09.
SAVE: £4.89
- Stay on high alert. With the likes of Quidco.com and TopCashback.co.uk, you can get pop-up notifications telling you if a store you are shopping at could give you a cashback saving. A floral midi dress from Very.co.uk costs £40. But a Quidco alert reveals a seven per cent cashback offer, lowering the cost to just £37.20.
SAVE: £2.80
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