Hi,
Travelled a lot over the last year and have now amassed quite a few first class amenity kits. (Including 12 of the new lufthansa suitcase kits).
Most of them are unused - does anyone know a website / place that deals in them?
I was going to pop them on ebay - which I guess would be my last option.
Anyone .. .. .. ?
(Apologies if this is in the wrong thread)
Travelled a lot over the last year and have now amassed quite a few first class amenity kits. (Including 12 of the new lufthansa suitcase kits).
Most of them are unused - does anyone know a website / place that deals in them?
I was going to pop them on ebay - which I guess would be my last option.
Anyone .. .. .. ?
(Apologies if this is in the wrong thread)
#2
moonflyer, I'm going to move this over onto Travelbuzz, since it isn't quite appropriate for Communitybuzz! Hopefully the good people over there will be able to answer your query
Jenbel
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Jenbel
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#3
prncess674 , Sep 28, 2008 3:08 pm
What do you mean "deals" in them? Do you want to donate them to a charity? sell them for a profit? I am a bit confused.
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SJCFlyerLG , Sep 30, 2008 12:06 pm
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Given that the OP was suggesting e-bay, I am guessing a profit motive. I seriously doubt that too many bidders will pop up.Originally Posted by prncess674
What do you mean "deals" in them? Do you want to donate them to a charity? sell them for a profit? I am a bit confused.
#6
LostInAmerica , Sep 30, 2008 8:39 pm
I save them up and give them to friends and family when they travel. Family trips are usually in coach, so the only way they will get an amenity kit is to bring their own.
#7
Kiwi Flyer , Sep 30, 2008 10:57 pm
Moderator, Hilton Honors
I give all mine away. No need for a website to do that.
#8
Indeed, donate them to a local homeless shelter or charity.
Give them to people going on a missions/humanitarian trip...the nature of these trips often places their raise-your-own-funds-to-go participants flying in coach and would likely appreciate them.
PLENTY of disaster-related needs for cool acts of kindness with them these days.
Airboy's got a great idea of pairing them with hotel soaps & shampoos.
Or, use up all the "product" out them and keep the containers as in-home organizers for small stuff, cables, adapters, etc.
Give them to people going on a missions/humanitarian trip...the nature of these trips often places their raise-your-own-funds-to-go participants flying in coach and would likely appreciate them.
PLENTY of disaster-related needs for cool acts of kindness with them these days.
Airboy's got a great idea of pairing them with hotel soaps & shampoos.
Or, use up all the "product" out them and keep the containers as in-home organizers for small stuff, cables, adapters, etc.
#9
onlysuites , Oct 1, 2008 2:59 am
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I remember seeing these on eBay but this was around five years back. I normally empty the contents and keep the kit as a memento. I got into this phase of collecting them a while back, that is when I tried to buy a few from eBay but then decided against it as I wanted to have my own collection. They used to sell for around $15-25 per kit.
Try putting them up on there, I am sure you will get a buyer.
Try putting them up on there, I am sure you will get a buyer.
#10
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Travelled a lot over the last year and have now amassed quite a few first class amenity kits. (Including 12 of the new lufthansa suitcase kits).
Most of them are unused - does anyone know a website / place that deals in them?
I was going to pop them on ebay - which I guess would be my last option.
Anyone .. .. .. ?
(Apologies if this is in the wrong thread)
I give the kits to employees from our company. Also I had given a few kits to some FTs. No need for me to put them on ebay.Originally Posted by moonflyer
Hi,Travelled a lot over the last year and have now amassed quite a few first class amenity kits. (Including 12 of the new lufthansa suitcase kits).
Most of them are unused - does anyone know a website / place that deals in them?
I was going to pop them on ebay - which I guess would be my last option.
Anyone .. .. .. ?
(Apologies if this is in the wrong thread)
#11
I usually keep a few to use for myself and just give the others away. I do regularly run across these on a popular online bidding site here in Japan (while on the search for travel-related items). They are usually offered for only a few bucks each, and even then never seem to receive any bids.
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I also have started collecting all the hotel soaps and shampoos, etc, and give them to local shelters.Originally Posted by skye1
Indeed, donate them to a local homeless shelter or charity.