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Elroy () -

I am looking for information on cloverdale flea market. Please reply with web site or other contact information. Thanks you, Elroy.

Reply #1 Precious from Just Too Cute For Words (Contact Member) -

The Red Barn Flea market. 33920 Highway 101 South. Collectibles, glassware, jewelry, used merchandise, garage sale merchandise. Outdoor market, small market, camping available. Food vendors welcome. (503) 392-3973.

Reply #2 Mr. X (63.176.159.219) -

Cloverdale Flea market is the topic here right? Then why in the world do I see a Red Barn Flea market info here? Hey Precious from Just Too Cute For Words - if you're too good at giving info about these flea markets then can you give me some about oregon flee market?

Reply #3 Sita (63.176.159.186) -

Here are information that I got about Cloverdale Flea Market.

CLOVERDALE FLEA MARKET

* STREET

V4W 1A3 ALDERGROVE, BC

Phone: (001) 604-856-1100

Here is the link for more details. Enjoy..

• www.cylex.ca/company/cloverdale-flea-market-12158323.html

Reply #4 moy (63.176.159.60) -

Mr. X, it would have been a different story if you had provided information on the market in question to disapprove the first point. That is not to say that you have no point in what you said. She must have looked at the subject of the forum to justify her actions. As long as it has to do with flea markets in Oregon, ther would be no harm in posting that info in here, would there?

Reply #5 Kira (63.176.159.32) -

Throwing out words but himself do not as well provide an answer huh, why, Mr. X could have posted a good answer here if he knew that the post he is following do not give any.

Cloverdale Flea Market

Telephone : 604-856-1100

I have posted here a phone number that you guys can give a ring for inquiries, just hoping that it is tool free, but i guess it is not, ciao..

Reply #6 Justin (63.176.159.49) -

Thanks for that phone number Kira, I happen to call and checked for a stall vacancy in cloverdale flea market, i booked as early as possible thanks for that post of yours.

I just have to wait for now for my schedule. Until then, i am hoping for good sum of money out of plenty flea market goers.

By the way, can anybody post here some tips on how to make my flea market selling a little more effective.

Reply #7 Chuck (63.176.159.124) -

I got this tips from Donny Lowy's article better check the link below for more details

1. Treat your flea market business like a real business. Set regular hours and have a weekly schedule.

2. Expand beyond the local flea markets. To really make money in the flea market business you need to travel to other flea markets, especially if they are larger than your local flea markets.

3. Always have a large assortment of merchandise. Flea market customers can only buy what you sell, so always make sure to be fully stocked with inventory.

4. Stay competitive. Make sure your prices are under local retailers, including Wal Mart. If you buy right, you can keep your prices low.

5. Use the Internet to build your flea market business. Find flea market wholesale suppliers by using wholesale search engines.

• tips

Reply #8 Rui (63.176.159.167) -

I checked that link and it is great i must say. Thanks for sharing that article as well as the link, i picked lots of useful tips for my next flea market get away.

And ofcourse, atleast i have now some pointers on how to get started on flea marketing... Just hoping i convince my wife to do the business as soon as possible.

Hoping for some more post on this matter.

Reply #9 Nicky (63.176.159.3) -

If you want to get money out of your not used and still good looking stuffs then it is time to get them out in for sale at some flea markets. You can also sell your baked goods there, and how about some good crafts..

At flea markets, you can just sit down and enjoy selling goods as well as go and shop for items. There are lots to enjoy at flea markets

Reply #10 Eve (63.176.159.77) -

I have never heard of a flea market called clover dale before, but I am sure like any other, it would be very interesting as they al have many wondrous items on sale, even the one's that are hidden or few far and in between. It is still always a joy to find the ideal item at a clearance sale sort of a price. It is quite very well known that one of the best places in which to get items of thus particular nature would be at a flea market.

Reply #11 Quinn (63.176.159.169) -

That is a good advice Eve, most especially if the shoppers tends to go for a place to shop with a restricted budget, earning money is so hard nowadays so we have to be very careful on spending too much.

Flea markets have items that comes at a very low price so try check some good flea markets and shop some good finds.

What are we waiting for? Let's go..

Reply #12 Nilo (63.176.159.106) -

Let's go where? Do you mean to say let's go shopping?

It is true that nowadays, earning money is so hard, and so we have to look after on how we spend during shopping.

Flea markets have some nice finds, yes indeed, but make sure that you know what you are going to buy and do not over spend.

Buy only what you need so you can save lots of bucks.

Reply #13 Nicky (63.176.159.53) -

I think Quinn meant to say lets go shopping.

I also have to agree that in this hard financial times people tend to go for some extra sources of income, and the best place to do this is through the flea markets, where you can bring your goods and then sell it there, or you can check for some reasonably priced items there for low budget shopping. Happy shopping.. ciao..

Reply #14 Pops (63.176.159.148) -

There are lots of flea markets in oregon that you might want to try shopping at, here are some of them

Beaverton Flea Market.

Deschutes Flea Market.

The Red Barn Flea market.

Piccadilly Flea Market.

Linkville Flea Market.

Phoenix Trade Mart.

Newport Flea Market

Portland Saturday Market.

MKC Flea-O-Rama.

#1 Flea Market.

Rickerall Flea Market.

Toledo Street Fair

Check out the link below to learn more about the enumerated flea markets above

• flea markets in oregon

Reply #15 Momo (63.176.159.198) -

Cloverdale flea market is a flea market located right next to the Cloverdale Horse Track.

There are lots of good finds in this flea market. I always make sure that during the Spring and early Summer months, i grab my shopping bags and some cash to go shopping.

Well, with lots of items that can get your attention, it is better that you bring on some extra cash in case you like to buy something out of the shopping list.

Reply #16 Eve (63.176.159.108) -

Saving is the name of the game. This is the only reason that I would prefer flea markets over any other outlet.

Reply #17 Eve (63.176.159.116) - 11/29/09 10:28

Then again, a garage sale is also a place where one can, very much find some things that they would find to be important things, at least in their very life. One mans trash is another's treasure.

Reply #18 Eve (63.176.159.142) - 12/04/09 21:44

I would only say so because it is so. Isn't this statement so very true? In fact, it is so much so, that it could not get much more real.

Reply #19 Eve (63.176.159.39) - 12/12/09 15:39

Oh and yea, by the way, he did mean let's go shopping, surely.

Reply #20 Horsie (63.176.159.172) - 12/22/09 21:10

I also love to go garage shopping. With all those still good items that are in store for shoppers like me (who by the way loves bargains) would find those garage sales very much useful.

But flee markets are way different. I would certainly love to shop at flee markets as much as I love to shop at garage sales before. All in all, flee markets and garage sales are both fantastic.

Reply #21 adam (63.176.159.139) - 12/28/09 10:07

Garage sales, flea markets, all these places are great for the lesser fortunate people that are out there.

Reply #22 Katelyn (63.176.159.168) - 01/15/10 21:19

Oh, so those place are just for the lesser fortunate people huh. Of course not. Not all who are shopping at flea markets are less fortunate people. Not because you are buying items on places like that means you have less in life, no. It is just that you want to find some items that are great yet at low price. This is great during this times of financial difficulties.

Reply #23 Cherry (63.176.159.30) - 02/08/10 21:21

I have to agree on that Katelyn, not all who shops at flea markets are less fortunate and there are no such things as 'less fortunate', no. I believe all of us people have our own luck and if by now you have a little doesn't mean that you are already less fortunate, poor or whatever they it. You just have to get your things together and start making the much better you.

Reply #24 Sam (109.111.97.246) - 03/07/10 21:44

Yeah, I have to agree on that too. It is not that they are less fortunate but they are just trying to save some money. I would surely love to go shopping at flea markets too. There are lots of great buys in those stalls and also some good people to meet. Anyway, have a great day guys and kindly keep all of those posts coming in. Thanks a lot.

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