eBay is offering the below coupon for 10% off any items purchased from these select Canadian small businesses.
Ends 10/22, max discount of $50. See full terms below.
For over 27 years, eBay has been powered by small business - hundreds of thousands of sellers from across the country working to bring Canadian products to a global market.
Here you’ll find a few of those small business owners and entrepreneurs, from P.E.I. to Haida Gwaii, who embody the passion, ingenuity, and entrepreneurial spirit of our seller community.
Keep exploring to learn more about these inspiring Canadian small business owners and entrepreneurs, and browse thousands of unique items - from electronics and fashion to vintage collectibles and games.
This Coupon is a 10% discount valid from October 17, 2022 at 10:00AM ET until October 22, 2022 at 11:59 PM ET. Discount applies to the purchase price (excluding shipping, handling, and taxes) of an eligible item(s) on eBay.ca, cafr.ebay.ca and ebay.com. No minimum purchase required, maximum discount of $50. Eligible item(s) include those purchased from the sellers listed below:
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Coupon can be used once per eBay account within a single transaction (or cart), while supplies last. Only registered eBay members with an address located in Canada can receive the discount. Any unused difference between the discount amount, as shown on the Coupon, and the purchase price of an item(s) in a single transaction (or cart) will be forfeited.
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During his night shifts as an Ottawa bus driver, Eric Tripp noticed that people were leaving valuable items on the curb before garbage day. He recognized the opportunity to salvage the perfectly good parts inside discarded appliances and sell them online. After a few years of hard work, Eric was able to leave his job and support his family with the income from his eBay store.
Shop erics_corner_store →Nima Tahmassbi started out by selling anything and everything on eBay, but refined his focus to meet the rising demand for air conditioners. Business soon became about more than just keeping people cool. Nima formed ongoing relationships with Habitat for Humanity and Samaritan’s Purse to help bring much needed equipment and support to people in times of crisis.
Shop Senville →Stay-at-home mom Edie Jamieson was looking for ways to earn extra income while homeschooling her kids. eBay helped her make a profit from her thrift store finds while teaching her children and her sisters all about running a business from home.
Shop SweetBuy&Buy →Real-life Bleacher Bum, Ajay Mirchandani, was no stranger to entrepreneurship when he started selling his old baseball jerseys on eBay. The avid sports fan gradually added more sports related inventory plus items from his other business to his eBay store and now he’s knocking his online sales out of the park.
Shop The Bleacher Bum →Working to reduce the stigma around refurbished electronics, Jarvis Du and his team at Refurb.io use eBay to sell their ready-made refurbished computers and custom builds. Not only does this help people get perfectly good computers for great prices, but it also helps keep electronic waste out of landfills.
Shop Refurb.io →Inspired by what he learned while working for another eBay seller, Adrien Lavoie set out to pursue his goal of launching his own store. WBoardshop began as a side project from his parents’ basement while he was in university but quickly took off and pivoted from selling skateboards to focus on shoes. With adidas and Reebok asking him to sell their products too, Adrien eventually had to buy an 11,000-square foot warehouse to keep up with the demand.
Shop WBoardshop →With a passion for fashion, Tina Braumberger wanted to give her clothes a second life and help reduce the amount of waste created by the fashion industry. eBay turned out to be the perfect place to launch Do Better Studios and make her ‘recommerce’ dreams come true.
Shop Do Better Studios →Julie Yoo embraced e-commerce when it was first taking off in 1998. An art history student interested in all things vintage, she got hooked on the rush of commanding a pretty penny online for her luxury vintage finds. She opened two storefronts in Toronto — one for women’s luxury consignment and then a men’s consignment shop next door. Her online selling chops helped her business survive when her stores had to close temporarily due to the pandemic.
Shop I Miss You Vintage →Michel Paquin was hired to help Le Monde du Foyer boost sales of their gazebos, fireplaces and accessories. The business was largely paper-based when he joined, but Michel helped them optimize their eBay store to increase their conversion rates and grow their business from a team of two to a team of 25.
Shop Le Monde du Foyer →Looking for ways to keep busy after retirement, Royce Hall started selling collectible stamps and coins on eBay. He ended up getting a lot more out of the experience than he bargained for. Enjoying the social aspect of selling on eBay more than anything, Royce has been lucky to forge long-lasting friendships with the people he’s met along the way.
Shop Canada World Coins →Storage Warriors Jessica Oman and Johann Furrer found great success scouring storage lockers and estate sales for forgotten treasures, then selling them online to happy new homes for a profit. eBay has helped them to reach a wider customer base of international treasure hunters and kept revenue coming in during the pandemic.
Shop Storage Warrior →Lamia El-Khouri never imagined she would one day be a top seller on eBay. It all started when she began making jewelry based on the gorgeous adornments she encountered while studying ancient cultures for her master’s degree. At first it was just a hobby, but when she tried selling them online she realized that others were just as captivated by the designs as she had been.
Shop bouran1995 →Althea Johnson discovered the amazing benefits of Korean skincare while vacationing in Seoul. Upon her return to Toronto, she realized that she could only order the products she wanted through the USA, and that’s when her entrepreneurial spirit kicked in. She found a supplier, started selling on eBay and even opened a physical store in Little Italy. Now, Althea shares the amazing benefits of Korean skincare with fans across North America.
Shop Propr Lifestyle →Looking to make some money after graduation, Simon Duguay decided to start selling clothes on eBay. He added one of his miniatures to his inventory and discovered that the demand and profit margins were much higher. Fast forward to today, and Simon’s games and hobbies business surpassed $1 million in annual sales in 2019 at his storefront in Saguenay, Quebec.
Shop Newxon →Interested in collectibles since he was a kid, Trevor realized that eBay was the perfect marketplace for buying and selling coins, banknotes and trading cards.When he was diagnosed with a rare back disease, his popular eBay store helped him to continue to enjoy his hobby and share his passion of collecting with others.
Shop The Banknote Man →Teddy bear enthusiast Mandy Kennett joined eBay so she could sell some bears and maybe buy a few more. Little did she know that her eBay adventure would turn into a successful business selling rare collectibles from around the world, and that she’d find a supportive community too.
Shop Mandicrafts Bears and Collectibles →When Dhiren Punjabi immigrated to Canada, a business owner named Manu gave him his first job doing warehouse management and sales. Despite having no previous retail experience, Dhiren’s ambition and hard work helped take the business to amazing new heights, quickly reaching $1 million in online sales after adding eBay to the mix.
Shop Home and Tech Deals →With a knack for finding rare vintage sportswear, the Nasser brothers, Ali, Aman, Asad and Imran decided to launch a business on eBay. As the demand increased for their unique finds, they hired friends and family and expanded their business to include vintage band shirts and upcycled women’s fashions. Now, the brothers cater to international collectors through their eBay store, and local clientele through their retail store on Toronto’s Queen Street West.
Shop Throwback Vault →Aris Pappas was drawn to eBay for its millions of engaged buyers. He knew it would be the perfect place to launch his digital sign business in 2008. His products were so popular that people would join eBay just to buy them. With 100% sales growth year-over-year, Aris now works with big restaurant brands and owns a storefront in West Palm Beach, Florida, but he still relies on eBay for its promotional tools, inbound leads and customer insights.
Shop acp1974 →Single mom Keeley Wamback needed a way to earn income that would allow her to stay home and care for her baby, who was born with a damaged artery in her arm. She always loved thrifting and noticed that people were having success with it on eBay. Starting with a few items from her own closet, Keeley launched her eBay store and now has over 1,000 pieces of sourced inventory, earning enough to fully support her family.
Shop Keek’s Boutique →Collectors of Pop Culture Toys and Dolls, Craig Dawson and his husband Rick Belanger, used to sell their Barbies, TV memorabilia and Beanie Babies at toy shows. When they heard about eBay, they took their business online and started selling to collectors around the world in real-time as a side hustle. Now they’re paying their success forward by teaching other thrifters and resellers how to earn income on eBay with their 2DogsDigs YouTube channel.
Shop 2DogsDigs →William Chong loved playing with trading cards and visiting his local games and hobbies store when he was growing up. Eventually he decided to make a hobby of selling his cards on eBay where he found great success in connecting with the trading card community. He never imagined that one day he would end up buying the card shop where he played as a child, as well as two other stores, all thanks to eBay.
Shop Dolly’s Toys & Games →Shaun Smith began his e-commerce journey helping his father sell his artwork on eBay, but soon realized it was a great platform to help other Indigenous artists share the beauty of their work with collectors around the world. Shaun and his partner Stephanie now support local artists in their community on Haida Gwaii by purchasing their creations and reselling them in their eBay store, with plans to also open a brick-and-mortar location.
Shop smits_29 →Driven by his own passion for games, toys, collectibles and pop culture, Christian Kent ie opened the Frugal Dutchman in his hometown of Ridgeway, ON in 2016. More than a simple mainstreet collectibles store, Christian has also focused on supporting his community, working with local schools to establish competitive gaming clubs and help students build practical skills while doing what they love.
Shop the Frugal Dutchman →Vancouver-based Swiss Watch Parts Distributors operated primarily as a mail-order and in-store business since it was first founded in 1952. It was in 2020, after the COVID-19 pandemic forced many businesses to temporarily shut their doors, that Dorina began listing her inventory of watch components, tools, and parts online. She has since grown a loyal online following of professional watch technicians and manufacturers through her eBay store.
Shop Swiss Watch Parts Distributors →Sibtain Janmohamed and Gabriel Burman started out purchasing and repairing DSLR cameras, and soon grew a thriving business repairing home electronics from speakers and phone accessories to video game accessories and small appliances. Today, A-Lectron offers low prices while extending the usable lifespan of consumer electronics, helping buyers do their part to keep electronics out of landfills.
Shop A-Lectron →Karina Bogle purchased the local Stratford store she had worked in as a high school student in 2019, after spending years working in Toronto’s fashion industry. She quickly turned to eBay to help supplement sales of White-Balmer’s shoes and accessories. Today, White-Balmer is able to serve the residents of Stratford as it has for over 40 years, while bringing its products across Canada and the world through eBay.
Shop White-Balmer →Located in the heart of old Montreal, Boutique LUC.S offers customers access to luxury vintage outerwear, shoes, accessories, and more. From vintage, to hype items. From pre-loved, to new with tags. Boutique LUC.S brings the best of Montreal’s luxury fashion scene to customers across Canada.
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