6% of Andalusians says resell their unwanted gifts this Christmas, according to a study

Andalusia is one of the regions most likely to resell their unwanted gifts this Christmas, a move that will perform six percent of respondents, according to an international study of eBay, which suggests that ten percent of the Spanish resell unwanted gifts, with the young people aged between 16 and 24 years, most launched at the time to get rid of their Christmas presents. By region, the "more emotional" when disposing of unwanted gifts are the Balearic Islands (70%), Cantabria and Galicia (69%), Castilian and Leonese (62%). By contrast, the most launched at the time of using them to give them to others are Extremadura (21%). Finally, regions are more likely to sell Asturias and Navarra (7%), Andalusia, Galicia and the Basque Country (6%). The study, conducted in Germany, Austria, Belgium, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, Poland and the UK by consultants TNS, 46 percent of the Spanish believed that longer receive unwanted gifts this Christmas, "this being a good time to sell them and buy new things to fill their lives with positive energy. " Others prefer to make money you can save, rather than the economic crisis has been "cool." According to the study ten percent of the Spanish think resell their gifts. This holiday season, men are more gifts that are unwanted, according to 53 percent of respondents, compared with 40 percent of women who say they receive. Also, the number of these, 30 percent of respondents received moncler jacket