Argyllshire Advertiser

Miller’s Online Market gets real

- Laura Maxwell editor@argyllshir­eadvertise­r.co.uk

The debut of local entreprene­ur Liz Miller’s pop-up shop took place on Saturday July 7 to great enthusiasm.

Based on an innovative idea, of selling other people’s unwanted items for commission, the shop displayed the wares already collected for what’s being called ‘Lochgilphe­ad’s eBay’.

Lochgilphe­ad Parish Church hall was lined with racks of clothes, including evening wear, rows of shoes that would make Carrie Bradshaw blush and odds and ends, including golf and angling equipment and even an accordion.

Liz said: ‘The shop is just for today but if it works I’m more than willing to do it again.’

Working out of her Facebook page found at Miller’s Online Market, Liz will take anything from works of art, to vehicle parts and sell them on eBay, at auction houses or anywhere suitable.

Liz added: ‘It doesn’t matter how old the item is as long as it is in good condition. I will do everything that I can to sell the item and at the highest value.’

If perhaps you’re looking for something, you can also check Liz’s website, mom. scot, to view a catalogue of the items not yet sold.

For informatio­n on commission costs, selling an item or anything else, contact Liz Miller on her Facebook page, Miller’s Online Market, email at liz@mom.scot or phone 07788 767359.

You can also look at the website for more informatio­n at mom.scot

 ?? 08_a28Millers­PopUp01 ?? There is no shortage of customers, so give them something to buy.
08_a28Millers­PopUp01 There is no shortage of customers, so give them something to buy.
 ?? 08_a28Millers­PopUp07 ?? Alan Sugar … I mean, Liz Miller.
08_a28Millers­PopUp07 Alan Sugar … I mean, Liz Miller.
 ?? 08_a28Millers­PopUp03 ?? Lochgilphe­ad Parish Church looking more like a Kardashian closet.
08_a28Millers­PopUp03 Lochgilphe­ad Parish Church looking more like a Kardashian closet.

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