I thought of you today, Frizzy! I watched your list video yesterday & went thrifting today - I found a tuckernuck sweat dress NWT. First time finding tuckernuck! 🎉
Part time since I’m a mom with a full time job and a senior dog. I’m in Sacramento close to several bins. Closest one is only a 9 minute drive. Wish I could go there every day but I only make it there once or twice a week on days off. At 47 I’m running low on energy over here. LOVE your videos. You 2 are fun and make me smile. Thanks for all the info too. ✌️
Once or twice a week is still good, especially when you’re a Mom with an actual full-time job! Hats off to you for making it out that often. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for another video, team! I have a full time job and I'm a part time reseller. I was looking for a side hustle that fit within my values and budget. On average, I probably go to the thrift/garage sales about 1-3 days a week. I'm pretty lucky to have a few thrift stores within walking distance or 5mins drive so I can always pop in during my lunch break. So your lunch break videos are actually super accurate to my life haha. ❤
I’m a *very* part time reseller since I’m a stay at home homeschooling mom to 4 kids. I thrift at most once a week in the afternoon or evening for about an hour, and I’m lucky if I find 3 good items. I live in an area with a ton of resellers. I love watching your videos and I’m always amazed at what you find!
Oh, and my closest thrift store is 20 min away but it’s an overpriced Savers. I have to drive 30-60 min to get to a Goodwill or less expensive thrift store.
@@themommyjoy Your hands are definitely full. Hats off to you and anyone homeschooling kiddos! You need more Field Trips to the thrift store 😂 Thanks for sharing and all you do.
Thanks for doing the videos. You guys do a great job and I learn a ton. I am a part-time reseller who started probably around September of last year. And I’m doing fairly well, but I’m also realizing quite a bit of junk in my store. So one of my main goals this year is focusing on stuff that has much better cell through rates. So learning about your bread-and-butter and hearing you talk about the self rates on things that’s great but truly all your videos are very helpful. Appreciate how down-to-earth and transparent you guys are. Keep up thank you.
@@chriss5544 Thank you and get the junk out before it adds up. Sell through rates are so important to look at with clothes because trends change so often. Thanks for watching and being here.
Part time reseller on eBay . I go thrifting usually once a week, sometimes less, as I have a full time job. I typically shop all day when I get to go, visiting different Goodwills, estate sales and vintage shops. I look forward to sourcing days! So much fun 😊
I'm a part time reseller, with full time job and a mom to my 5 year old boy. I go thriftimg 1-2 times a week, because my goal is to list 30 items per week.
Love you guys! Thanks for the video! Great finds! I go once-twice a week. I live an hour away from the Salvation Army and they do half price on Wednesday. So I go there and then head to the bins. If I have time I hit some smaller stores close to my house. I found an Hermes tie by my house for $1!
Our jam is pretty much like you guys 😃 Hubby is a Chief Waste Water operator full time & I resell full time. He helps when he can. Mostly with shipping. I only thrift 3-4 times a week. We live in a podunk nowhere town in West Virginia. So thrifting is far and few in between. My hubby and I are both 42, have 4 kids, & a brand new grand-baby. Oh wow that made me feel so old typing that. 😂😂 Love you guys & love more videos.
@@MountainStateResell Congrats 👵🏼!! You guys are totally like us. Except we’re 1 kid and there better not be a grandbaby, yet! 😂 Thanks for the support, we appreciate you guys.
I’m part time (retired educator). I also have a part time job 23 hrs a week and help care for my elderly parents. I don’t thrift every week but my goal is to go to the bins more - at least once every two weeks . I go to the same bins yall go to. I love yard sale season . Johnny - I saw you at the eBay Open party that I co-hosted at the jewelry store . 😊 Lisa
My husband and I are part timers trying to grow more this year with a goal of 10 a day from 5. Love your videos they really are some of the most informative around!
I am retired and could resell full time but I don't want to work that much. I put in about 15-20 hours per week. I have 2-5 sales per day. There are a lot of resellers in my area also. I typically thrift 2 or 3 days a week, sometimes. It is hard to find good items cheap with all the competition. Once in awhile I find a good brand of clothing...not often though. I find/sell mostly bread and butter brands.
Part time , my wife and I thrift a couple nights a week and I go all day 1 of my days off ...I have a rolling 12-13k in sales and I started more seriously this past April-May
Part-time - I have 2 thrifts I try to hit once a week and find amazing items at our local bin store (not GW bins but returned / overstock hard goods bins). That one is a lot of work so I don't get there as often. Love your videos - thank you!
The one I go to is good - Quickbin Liquidators. It takes a lot of time searching but I have found great items - and I'm cheap so I wait for $5 days or less to go...even slimmer pickings but I never leave empty-handed. Found a really expensive pickleball racket (around 100) and a $60 horse blanket just for an example of how random it is! They also have clothes and shoes. I've even found shipping supplies there. 😃 Granted, you do have to spend a lot of time sifting through junk but once in a while, it's worth it!
I am with you Frizzy! Everything except my "under" things is completely thrifted. I work for an estate sale company, so feel like I am always thrifting! LOL But, try to go out at least twice a month when not working.
I'm full time, my other work dried up and it was a sink or swim deal. I mostly source in bulk from auctions, the most Ive had was 3 auctions in a week, I typically buy a truck load. I love thrifting but I don't rely on it. I haven't been to an auction since New Years Day so I'm working on the death pile. I also got 6 storage units in the fall so I'm still dealing with that. In person auctions have slowed down probably until spring so I'm watching online ones. Im an everything seller. I was actually able to snag stacks of arancrafts and geiger recently, so there can be nice clothes. Thanks for the videos!
@ storage units are a lot of work! I only wanted one, but ended up getting 6 for free under the condition I clear them out. Auctions you can kind of control your chaos.
Part time seller transitioning to full time, my husband also sells part time, so we usually thrift together at least 3 times/week. Some weeks we go every day, some weeks we travel to a bigger city and thrift for a 12 hour day. Realizing how many more items I need to source to be a full time seller, I am sometimes tempted to buy bulk inventory, but I am too picky about the items I sell 😂
@@kimlukitsch1997 This sounds a lot like how we source! Just remember when you start buying more make sure you keep your standards up. Easy to fall into mistakes when you “need” it.
I’m a part timer but wanting to do full time. I go to the bins every other week. I just quit selling off whatnot because with my crazy schedule and being a mom to my four boys. I list 15 items a day just when I can. I crosslist and have been making daily sales. Excited for this new journey. I’ve been reselling for 2.5 years to help pay off debt but lost childcare April 2024 and took it as a sign and now I have a llc and shop for storage. Looking forward to learning from you two. I’d love to get my oldest (11) into this with me as a side job for him to save for his first car. (He’s got a few years 😂)❤🎉
@@WieseFinds-hv9bd That’s awesome. We stopped whatnot and focused on listing. It’s paid off for us. We tried to get our teenage son into it as a side hustle but he has no interest haha.
@ yea I wasn’t seeing the growth I wanted after 1.5 years of lives and selling my high end brands for $3/$5 isn’t worth it. I’m glad it’s working for you! So far I have seen it being worth it for me. Lives were a lot of work. Keeping up with items to sell, being live for hours was hard with kids, husband is now traveling for work. This has been the better choice for me and my family now.
The offense at being told youre in the thrift store all the time hahahaha that was hilarious! I go 2-3 times a week but mainly the bins lately because its been pretty good . I consider myself fulltime because Im the only income but I technically work parttime hours. I list around 15 a day and Im currently trying to catch up on crosslisting. We homeschool our 3 boys and my husband is now a stay at home dad so he can spend time with us hehe its a fun life. I'll work more once the kids get older. They are still so little and i love spending time with them.
I love watching you guys, you are so much fun. I hope to meet you his one day when I’ve killed my death pile. Congrats on being in the top 5% of resellers in women’s clothing🤩. I thrift way too much and don’t list enough so I’m trying to stay away and get working on what I have
@@2ndHopeResale Thank You! We catch ourselves being too much of a buyer from time to time but if you’re going to party like a rockstar you have to be willing to clean like a maid. You probably have a lot of sales just lying in that pile to!
For me it's hard, my closest thrift store is a 49 miles round trip and living up in the Northeast in the mountains definitely makes it even harder in the winter. Some weeks I don't even get to go, which really hurts! Last year I resorted to buying wholesale boxes to help supplement my inventory. Unfortunately the wholesale boxes drove my COG way to high! So this year, I'm pulling way back on the wholesale boxes. I am lucky in the fact that I do live 20 minutes from the New Jersey & New York boarder, so thrifting in NJ & NY is doable I just have to drive a lot to get to those good thrift stores. So I'm going to try and hit my local 49 mile round trip thrift once a week and then either NJ or NY on one other day. The NJ & NY days will be 100 plus miles of driving but they are worth it. I just won't get much of anything else done, so planning and drafting is going to be key for me. Staying on schedule and sticking to this plan is going to be so important, I don't want to miss a day of listing. Let's also hope for no major snow storms that keep me from going either! 🙂
Im full time, usually 1 or 2 times a week but Im also catching up on death pile. I try to hit it when I need to drop off packages at post office its near the local gw. Im usually around $100 takes an 1 hour. We get 25% off at $100 plus certain color is 50% and 75% now. It was 50% 1 color and $1 for the other color but they just stopped that. Our bins are 2 hr away wish it was closer. And yes I buy clothing for me and my family at the thrift :)
@@dwfinds3030 We wish ours had sales. Most stuff sits for months until they collect for bins. Sometimes we’re at the bins and know which store it came from haha. Thanks for commenting.
@@pford0701 Definitely. The only problem is most people don’t like them so if we just put what sold few watch. Typically, our what sold videos have a topic and that’s what we advertise.
Hi guys I usually go once a week on Monday it’s 1.25 day But I just went on a road trip and spent 200 $ From different thrifts And the hairy tornado bins lol😅 Gotta list all that plus what I have in my pile My strategy is take 5 old and 5 new and list😊
Should be full time but life and caring for elderly parents have impacted consistency - have lots to list so shouldn’t be sourcing at all 😆but stop at a store once a week (usually for a sale) or stop in if I’m near a thrift store for another errand - or garage/estate sales on friday but it’s cold so there are not very many right now
@@creativeplum We have a lot of respect for caregivers. Johnny’s Mom is a nurse and took care of her grandma and dad for many years. Remember, a little thrifting never hurt anybody. 😂
Ive been switching to online sourcing and its killing me, its SOOOO expensive so thifting is all over the place its amess not sure how people do online sourcing. I usually go to the bins 2x a week ( iim contemplating if its even worth it at my locations-however I have 2 toddlers so that doesnt pan out. I want to go consistently 2x a week. I want to do part time work with full time income LOL!!!! Goals I do some HIGHER ASP to hit that goal but its just takes so long to grow your closet with higher end items that take longer to sell
@@jesseenixon Yeah the shipping on online orders is wild. Have you ever tried sourcing on WhatNot? We stopped selling on there for the same reason we source there from time to time 😂
@@frizzysfinds I JUST started dipping my toes into WN for sourcing and I have my first few orders coming soon so Im hoping it works out because this would be very helpful!! :)
I would feel bad if I was a reseller thrifting up to 3times per week and buying things that really impoverished people depend on being able to find due to financial hardship. Do you wash or dry clean your purchases? Thrifted clothes are notorious for harboring scabes and lice😃I speak from experience.
@@Nortongroove Thrift stores have tens of thousands of items and ones like Goodwill don’t try to clothe those in need. They use their sales to fund job programs, which we totally support. Used clothes are washed, new with tags aren’t. That is definitely a risk. We head a local shop at bedbugs and we stopped going there. Sorry that happened to you.
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Where did you find that rolling bag you wheeled your stuff to the car with??? My store never has carts, that bag would be awesome!!!
Glad you spoke up, Courtney!
@@pamswart4218 👀
I thought of you today, Frizzy! I watched your list video yesterday & went thrifting today - I found a tuckernuck sweat dress NWT. First time finding tuckernuck! 🎉
@@jacksonsmom Yes!!! Congrats. That is so awesome. You had to be sooo excited.
Part time since I’m a mom with a full time job and a senior dog. I’m in Sacramento close to several bins. Closest one is only a 9 minute drive. Wish I could go there every day but I only make it there once or twice a week on days off. At 47 I’m running low on energy over here.
LOVE your videos. You 2 are fun and make me smile. Thanks for all the info too. ✌️
Once or twice a week is still good, especially when you’re a Mom with an actual full-time job! Hats off to you for making it out that often. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for another video, team! I have a full time job and I'm a part time reseller. I was looking for a side hustle that fit within my values and budget. On average, I probably go to the thrift/garage sales about 1-3 days a week. I'm pretty lucky to have a few thrift stores within walking distance or 5mins drive so I can always pop in during my lunch break. So your lunch break videos are actually super accurate to my life haha. ❤
@@carryingcathy That’s awesome. Lunch Breaks are the best! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I’m a *very* part time reseller since I’m a stay at home homeschooling mom to 4 kids. I thrift at most once a week in the afternoon or evening for about an hour, and I’m lucky if I find 3 good items. I live in an area with a ton of resellers. I love watching your videos and I’m always amazed at what you find!
Oh, and my closest thrift store is 20 min away but it’s an overpriced Savers. I have to drive 30-60 min to get to a Goodwill or less expensive thrift store.
@@themommyjoy Your hands are definitely full. Hats off to you and anyone homeschooling kiddos! You need more Field Trips to the thrift store 😂 Thanks for sharing and all you do.
@@themommyjoy Oh wow! That’s a trip in it self.
@@frizzysfinds haha, thanks! ☺️
Thanks for doing the videos. You guys do a great job and I learn a ton. I am a part-time reseller who started probably around September of last year. And I’m doing fairly well, but I’m also realizing quite a bit of junk in my store. So one of my main goals this year is focusing on stuff that has much better cell through rates. So learning about your bread-and-butter and hearing you talk about the self rates on things that’s great but truly all your videos are very helpful. Appreciate how down-to-earth and transparent you guys are. Keep up thank you.
@@chriss5544 Thank you and get the junk out before it adds up. Sell through rates are so important to look at with clothes because trends change so often. Thanks for watching and being here.
Part time reseller on eBay . I go thrifting usually once a week, sometimes less, as I have a full time job. I typically shop all day when I get to go, visiting different Goodwills, estate sales and vintage shops. I look forward to sourcing days! So much fun 😊
Sourcing really is the best part! Thanks for sharing.
I'm a part time reseller, with full time job and a mom to my 5 year old boy. I go thriftimg 1-2 times a week, because my goal is to list 30 items per week.
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@@marisaloha That’s awesome & a great goal!
Love you guys! Thanks for the video! Great finds! I go once-twice a week. I live an hour away from the Salvation Army and they do half price on Wednesday. So I go there and then head to the bins. If I have time I hit some smaller stores close to my house. I found an Hermes tie by my house for $1!
@@nelliehouse Great Find! An hour away is a drive though but digging through bins is always an adventure. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Our jam is pretty much like you guys 😃 Hubby is a Chief Waste Water operator full time & I resell full time. He helps when he can. Mostly with shipping.
I only thrift 3-4 times a week. We live in a podunk nowhere town in West Virginia. So thrifting is far and few in between. My hubby and I are both 42, have 4 kids, & a brand new grand-baby. Oh wow that made me feel so old typing that. 😂😂
Love you guys & love more videos.
@@MountainStateResell Congrats 👵🏼!! You guys are totally like us. Except we’re 1 kid and there better not be a grandbaby, yet! 😂 Thanks for the support, we appreciate you guys.
I’m part time (retired educator). I also have a part time job 23 hrs a week and help care for my elderly parents. I don’t thrift every week but my goal is to go to the bins more - at least once every two weeks . I go to the same bins yall go to. I love yard sale season . Johnny - I saw you at the eBay Open party that I co-hosted at the jewelry store .
😊 Lisa
@@LisaDawn0108 oh yes! Hey!! Awesome!! The bins have been slow lately but it ebbs and flows!
My husband and I are part timers trying to grow more this year with a goal of 10 a day from 5. Love your videos they really are some of the most informative around!
We thrift on days off once or twice a week.
@@CultureVibeDNA Thanks! Good Luck on getting to your listing goal!!
@@CultureVibeDNA That’s great. It’s fun to have a thrifting buddy
I am retired and could resell full time but I don't want to work that much. I put in about 15-20 hours per week. I have 2-5 sales per day. There are a lot of resellers in my area also. I typically thrift 2 or 3 days a week, sometimes. It is hard to find good items cheap with all the competition. Once in awhile I find a good brand of clothing...not often though. I find/sell mostly bread and butter brands.
@@SandiPressley Enjoy the retired life, you deserve it! It’s more fun when you control it. We appreciate your support of our channel.
Part time , my wife and I thrift a couple nights a week and I go all day 1 of my days off ...I have a rolling 12-13k in sales and I started more seriously this past April-May
That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing.
So proud of you for giving the secondhand snowy pants a chance! 🎉😂
@@audfashionfinds 😐 hahahaha baby steps!
Part-time - I have 2 thrifts I try to hit once a week and find amazing items at our local bin store (not GW bins but returned / overstock hard goods bins). That one is a lot of work so I don't get there as often. Love your videos - thank you!
How is your bin store? Ours all closed because they sold 💩. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
The one I go to is good - Quickbin Liquidators. It takes a lot of time searching but I have found great items - and I'm cheap so I wait for $5 days or less to go...even slimmer pickings but I never leave empty-handed. Found a really expensive pickleball racket (around 100) and a $60 horse blanket just for an example of how random it is! They also have clothes and shoes. I've even found shipping supplies there. 😃 Granted, you do have to spend a lot of time sifting through junk but once in a while, it's worth it!
@ It’s a treasure hunt, we love that!
I am with you Frizzy! Everything except my "under" things is completely thrifted. I work for an estate sale company, so feel like I am always thrifting! LOL But, try to go out at least twice a month when not working.
Estate Sales are so much fun. You never know what treasures people have. You probably see cool stuff
I'm full time, my other work dried up and it was a sink or swim deal. I mostly source in bulk from auctions, the most Ive had was 3 auctions in a week, I typically buy a truck load. I love thrifting but I don't rely on it. I haven't been to an auction since New Years Day so I'm working on the death pile. I also got 6 storage units in the fall so I'm still dealing with that. In person auctions have slowed down probably until spring so I'm watching online ones. Im an everything seller. I was actually able to snag stacks of arancrafts and geiger recently, so there can be nice clothes. Thanks for the videos!
@@lindaraber-i7c Holy Moly! That’s wild. We haven’t done auctions or storage units, yet! Thanks for sharing.
@ storage units are a lot of work! I only wanted one, but ended up getting 6 for free under the condition I clear them out. Auctions you can kind of control your chaos.
I'm a new part time reseller and a Bills fan too!
@@irisdisher3196 Well you sound awesome! Welcome to reselling and Go Bills!!
Part time seller transitioning to full time, my husband also sells part time, so we usually thrift together at least 3 times/week. Some weeks we go every day, some weeks we travel to a bigger city and thrift for a 12 hour day.
Realizing how many more items I need to source to be a full time seller, I am sometimes tempted to buy bulk inventory, but I am too picky about the items I sell 😂
@@kimlukitsch1997 This sounds a lot like how we source! Just remember when you start buying more make sure you keep your standards up. Easy to fall into mistakes when you “need” it.
I’m a part timer but wanting to do full time. I go to the bins every other week. I just quit selling off whatnot because with my crazy schedule and being a mom to my four boys. I list 15 items a day just when I can. I crosslist and have been making daily sales. Excited for this new journey. I’ve been reselling for 2.5 years to help pay off debt but lost childcare April 2024 and took it as a sign and now I have a llc and shop for storage. Looking forward to learning from you two. I’d love to get my oldest (11) into this with me as a side job for him to save for his first car. (He’s got a few years 😂)❤🎉
@@WieseFinds-hv9bd That’s awesome. We stopped whatnot and focused on listing. It’s paid off for us. We tried to get our teenage son into it as a side hustle but he has no interest haha.
@ yea I wasn’t seeing the growth I wanted after 1.5 years of lives and selling my high end brands for $3/$5 isn’t worth it. I’m glad it’s working for you! So far I have seen it being worth it for me. Lives were a lot of work. Keeping up with items to sell, being live for hours was hard with kids, husband is now traveling for work. This has been the better choice for me and my family now.
@@WieseFinds-hv9bd Absolutely.
The offense at being told youre in the thrift store all the time hahahaha that was hilarious! I go 2-3 times a week but mainly the bins lately because its been pretty good . I consider myself fulltime because Im the only income but I technically work parttime hours. I list around 15 a day and Im currently trying to catch up on crosslisting. We homeschool our 3 boys and my husband is now a stay at home dad so he can spend time with us hehe its a fun life. I'll work more once the kids get older. They are still so little and i love spending time with them.
@@mckinleylaird That’s awesome! And 15 is definitely FT!
Wonderful you can make a living this way!
@ very blessed. Doesn’t go unappreciated that’s for sure 😊
I love watching you guys, you are so much fun. I hope to meet you his one day when I’ve killed my death pile. Congrats on being in the top 5% of resellers in women’s clothing🤩. I thrift way too much and don’t list enough so I’m trying to stay away and get working on what I have
@@2ndHopeResale Thank You! We catch ourselves being too much of a buyer from time to time but if you’re going to party like a rockstar you have to be willing to clean like a maid. You probably have a lot of sales just lying in that pile to!
For me it's hard, my closest thrift store is a 49 miles round trip and living up in the Northeast in the mountains definitely makes it even harder in the winter. Some weeks I don't even get to go, which really hurts! Last year I resorted to buying wholesale boxes to help supplement my inventory. Unfortunately the wholesale boxes drove my COG way to high! So this year, I'm pulling way back on the wholesale boxes. I am lucky in the fact that I do live 20 minutes from the New Jersey & New York boarder, so thrifting in NJ & NY is doable I just have to drive a lot to get to those good thrift stores. So I'm going to try and hit my local 49 mile round trip thrift once a week and then either NJ or NY on one other day. The NJ & NY days will be 100 plus miles of driving but they are worth it. I just won't get much of anything else done, so planning and drafting is going to be key for me. Staying on schedule and sticking to this plan is going to be so important, I don't want to miss a day of listing. Let's also hope for no major snow storms that keep me from going either! 🙂
That is a trek for sure but sounds like a fun weekend now and then. Thanks for sharing.
Where did you find that rolling bag you wheeled your stuff to the car with??? My store never has carts, that bag would be awesome!!!
They’re called Hulkin Bags. We have a couple and they’re amazing.
Love my Hulken. I wish they had a referral kickback because I literally get asked about it daily at the post office!
@ You aren’t kidding!
I'm going fulltime this year! I thrift 2 times a week usually.
@@theharvestswan7624 Congrats!!! 🎉
Im full time, usually 1 or 2 times a week but Im also catching up on death pile. I try to hit it when I need to drop off packages at post office its near the local gw. Im usually around $100 takes an 1 hour. We get 25% off at $100 plus certain color is 50% and 75% now. It was 50% 1 color and $1 for the other color but they just stopped that. Our bins are 2 hr away wish it was closer. And yes I buy clothing for me and my family at the thrift :)
@@dwfinds3030 We wish ours had sales. Most stuff sits for months until they collect for bins. Sometimes we’re at the bins and know which store it came from haha. Thanks for commenting.
My favorite videos to watch are “what sold” videos rather than thrifting videos. Maybe add one what sold to your weekly video lineup.
@@pford0701 Definitely. The only problem is most people don’t like them so if we just put what sold few watch. Typically, our what sold videos have a topic and that’s what we advertise.
Hi guys
I usually go once a week on Monday it’s 1.25 day
But I just went on a road trip and spent 200 $
From different thrifts
And the hairy tornado bins
lol😅
Gotta list all that plus what I have in my pile
My strategy is take 5 old and 5 new and list😊
Love it! How were those bins? We’ve always considered a day trip but it looks chaotic 😂
My dream is to go full time and thrift every day!! 💕 I’m part time and thrift at least once a week
@@Teresa-0703 Hopefully you’ll be better at organizing than we are when you get to that point 😂
Nice
@@ErmaJMajor ❤️
Should be full time but life and caring for elderly parents have impacted consistency - have lots to list so shouldn’t be sourcing at all 😆but stop at a store once a week (usually for a sale) or stop in if I’m near a thrift store for another errand - or garage/estate sales on friday but it’s cold so there are not very many right now
@@creativeplum We have a lot of respect for caregivers. Johnny’s Mom is a nurse and took care of her grandma and dad for many years. Remember, a little thrifting never hurt anybody. 😂
Part time reseller. I just started thrifting 3x a week
@@margieivy-foray8392 3x’s a week is really good. Thanks for sharing.
I'm a part timer reseller and I go seldom only because I don't drive and my husband don't like driving I've been reselling sine 2020
@Tscloset5Tscloset5 It can be a lot, especially in the winter when it gets dark so early. Congrats on 5 years!
I’m a part timer. I thrift about 2 times a week.
@@zachman364 That’s awesome. Thanks for sharing, we appreciate you.
I’m full time I tell myself…. But I need to buckle down and put more hours/ listings. How many listings do you do a day?
@@Vintagevelvetcat Hey! We do 10 listings/day. Sometimes less, sometimes more so it evens out.
Ive been switching to online sourcing and its killing me, its SOOOO expensive so thifting is all over the place its amess not sure how people do online sourcing. I usually go to the bins 2x a week ( iim contemplating if its even worth it at my locations-however I have 2 toddlers so that doesnt pan out. I want to go consistently 2x a week. I want to do part time work with full time income LOL!!!! Goals I do some HIGHER ASP to hit that goal but its just takes so long to grow your closet with higher end items that take longer to sell
@@jesseenixon Yeah the shipping on online orders is wild. Have you ever tried sourcing on WhatNot? We stopped selling on there for the same reason we source there from time to time 😂
@@frizzysfinds I JUST started dipping my toes into WN for sourcing and I have my first few orders coming soon so Im hoping it works out because this would be very helpful!! :)
@ Let us know how it goes!!
I am trying to get to a full timer. I go thrift 2 -3 days a week. I can’t seem to sell
@@clarabeausoleil Make sure to post daily, check sell through rates before buying an item and make sure your prices don’t need to come down.
Hi, your average sales price on ebay includes the shipping though right?
@@michellepotter6760 Hey. It does but thankfully most clothes are light.
I am a full-timer and go 2 a week max now.
@@TheHomelessFlipper Now that would take Great self control and discipline from us. 😂 Thanks for sharing
Is it just me or does Gundrun Sjoden look like LuLaRoe 🥴Never heard of the brand before this so thanks for the information!
Could definitely see that vibe but MUCH better quality. We just sold one of those tops for $40 last night.
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I would feel bad if I was a reseller thrifting up to 3times per week and buying things that really impoverished people depend on being able to find due to financial hardship. Do you wash or dry clean your purchases? Thrifted clothes are notorious for harboring scabes and lice😃I speak from experience.
@@Nortongroove Thrift stores have tens of thousands of items and ones like Goodwill don’t try to clothe those in need. They use their sales to fund job programs, which we totally support. Used clothes are washed, new with tags aren’t. That is definitely a risk. We head a local shop at bedbugs and we stopped going there. Sorry that happened to you.
Where did you find that rolling bag you wheeled your stuff to the car with??? My store never has carts, that bag would be awesome!!!