E-Bay: Buying Cloth Diapers from China

Buying Cloth Diapers from China

When I am buying off e-bay, I like to buy the brands offered by China. Mostly, because they have cheaper prices and free or cheap shipping. When searching for them on e-bay, you can type cloth diapers from China to narrow down your results from all the cloth diapering listings. Link: E-Bay: Cloth Diapers from China Search

Bidding on Cloth Diapers from China

The ones I like to go for, if I am bidding are the ones that start at $0.01 – 0.99 with free shipping or some that have $1.99-2.99 shipping. If many people do not bid on it, it can stay at $0.99 or often get up to $10 dollars. Sometimes the bids can go pass that. However, I stop bidding if bids are going pass $10 dollars. I don’t like to pay more than $5 dollars for a single cloth diaper. Below is an example of my purchase of a cloth diaper from China. Click on the photo to see it in better detail. In my photo it says the bid started at $0.99 and the shipping $2.99. I was the only bid, bringing my grand total for one cloth diaper without an insert.

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