That is an amazing and innovative idea! I never would have thought about it. Have you tried paring them with candles or anything as an added incentive?
Its all depends, if its something that is hot or doing decent, I'll go the auction route. If its something like those soldiers, I would probably put it as BIN.
@@Raikenprofit oh gosh. I wouldn't even know where to begin. I've been sourcing from the bins for 20 years. I often find vintage GI Joes figures, 60's 70's 80's action figures. Vintage little people, Legos, my little ponies and so on. Those are just toys. I pick up a variety of stuff.
I have thought about listing clothes but listing toys seems much easier and fun since I have more knowledge about them, plus it is always fun finding toys to buy.
My most recent find was in a box of toys I spent $5.00 on and found a Hasbro Sonic Stinger. I was going to throw it away because I deal in older toys and I figured it was too new to do anything with. My best was a box of toy soldiers, Jeeps, halftracks, and tanks. Again spent $5.00 at auction and separated out into 12 auctions selling for a little over $500. Those were the days.
@@Raikenprofit That was actually just this past Sunday afternoon. I'll probably still primarily concentrate on the older stuff but I'll now always look at the newer items individually before assuming that there is no interest. And the low investment route has always been my favorite. I would rather 10x a $5.00 investment than spend $400 to get $600. There's just something about my "add-a-zero" program that makes me smile.
Hey! I have a question for you. I started collecting fast food toys back in the early 90s. I was selective buying McDonald’s and Burger King when they would have campaigns based on the release of a movie...Aladdin, Snow White, Little Mermaid, Tarzan, Lion King, Hercules, etc. Also , all the Hot Wheels, Barbie, MacToNight,Tiny Beanie Babies, and so on. I have many complete sets where I have one set Mint in Package and one set loose. I did supplement many times with bag buys at Savers or a complete tote at Goodwill. All the toys are bagged in ziplocks and in totes alphabetically. It’s a little overwhelming and I haven’t been keeping it up nor collecting on a regular basis, so they’re all Vintage. Here’s my question... do you think eBay is the best forum to sell them? I wonder because there are a lot of sellers who don’t know about collectors; they underprice the toys; and, you don’t really sell to other collectors who are willing to pay for what they want. As you know from experience, I have a lot of personal hours into this collection... not to mention that I’m kinda attached to some of it but, I need to shrink it back. Let me know what you think... I’m interested to hear how you’d handle it. Thanks for reading! 😀
Wow. Who knew? I usually see people interested in furniture, clothes, tools, appliances, electronics, bikes, sporting goods, video games, etc., at garage sales. And the poor little bins full of these little toys being ignored. Haha. Well not anymore, not by me at least. Thanks for the info Vinnie.
I started going to Savers in my city just a month ago. The very first time I was there I found a vintage 1979 Dukes of Hazzard Wind up General Lee toy. The ONE with the wrist launcher. It is in excellent condition. I had one when I was a kid. That's how I new what it was. I was so pumped. It sells on ebay for about $25. I kinda want to keep it since I remember having the same thing 40 years ago. Great videos! Thanks for sharing.
That's the problem a lot of toy sellers run into, they want to keep all the cool toys they remember! No problem building up a nice stash to relive your childhood though😜
9:03 They're 5 oz each and only cost $3 to ship, so what are you shipping them in that's both light weight and protective that they won't get damaged during shipment? When I mail a 5oz squishy I send then in think poly mailer bags so it doesn't bump up the shipping price, but I don't see how that's possible to prevent when shipping them in boxes. Also, what boxes? Are there free boxes from USPS that aren't for priority mail?
10:16 I see it's a 6x4x4 box, but are they regular brown boxes you purchase yourself, or does USPS provide them? Asking because I've only seen priority boxes and mailers available from them for free.
You've truly given me hope Steve, thanks for your video and your friend as well. Would've never thought those numbers were possible even as a part time, he's really doing it.
When buying the baggies of toys, do you sort them into bins and when you have enough of something you sell as a lot or do you just sell what is in the baggie as a lot?
One of my best finds in goodwill was when I found like 12 gundams figures plus parts in the toys table and they fit in two bags and later sold them on eBay for a quick profit
How does Vinny recommend packaging toy lots to ship? For example, the monster trucks he showed or the Disney tea cup set.... I’ve shipped a lot of trading card singles in the past, but I’m not sure how to best protect toys in the mail. Thanks for the video!
Went sourcing today & noticed so many ppl at the toys. I usually go to this thrift on Sunday & can take my time looking at other items & then check toy bags on my way to register. Today, I quickly realized I needed to go to the toys 1st or I'll miss out. I now know it's probably because of this video.
I hope this did help inspire some people to check toys out! I am sorry if it cut in on your time though. Keep in mind most stores will constantly put out inventory. Try talking to the manager or an employee to see when they generally bring new toys out!
@@Raikenprofit Yeah, it's not really a big deal. Even with some competitors looking through the bags along side me I still found vintage TMNT toys & some Thomas trains. Im of the belief that there's enough to go around.
Watched this video last night and today found a bag of blaze and the monster truck toys, both blazes the rare and Unrare one, pirate peg wheel, ram, panda, a red dump truck and sidekick all in one bag for 2.99 :)
This is probably a no brainer but I've found several Harry Potter Lego sets on Craigslist but none of them have the box. Is this a deal breaker? First year book seller doing ok but I want to diversify plus I like toys still and I'm still a kid at heart. Should I run from those Lego deals?
If you have a parts list, and sealed bags, you should be alright. The box will be a big selling point though. If the parts aren't in the original Lego brand labeled bags it may be hard to sell them since you can't guarantee all of the parts are there without physically counting each and every one.
my best toy score was about a month ago, i found a tote full of ultraman/godzilla bandai figures at a garage sale i offerred &10 for the whole tote and got 42 total figures.
Hi Steve and Vinny. hate to ask you this Steve, is there any way i can reach Vinny? We need to talk: Toyman to Toyman. I just returned from my 1st trip to the GW Bins. I bought a boatload of toys and containers to separate them into. I have a bunch of questions for him. BTW, I just bought your GOLD package of e-books for toys. Thanks
So what I don't get is, if you're making in 10 hours what you're making at your regular job in 30, why haven't you ditched the regular job to go full time?
How long do you spend play testing the toys? That might be a problem for me!!! LOL. Seriously though these are great tips because these items are cheap, super easy to list and very light weight.
@@Raikenprofit no one touches the bags where I'm at. I saw this video and the light bulb went off! The price is a little high, but I'll get the book next month for sure! Thanks Stevizzle
You never know what will sell. I'm in a group on FB this guy mainly sells plush. Stuff animals full time he has over 3000 listed Steve maybe you can interview him?
The Savers I have been like to make you PAY. Say there's a lot of Scooby Doo figures. Shaggy will be in one bag mixed with other toys for 2.99. Scooby is in another bag for 2.99. Velma, Fred, and Daphne all in seperate bags. So, if I want to get all the figures I'll have to pay 15 bucks. Nice to see your Savers has some common sense. Or at least they aren't smart enough to gouge their customers.
Sometimes it just ends up like that. They may not intentionally be making it happen, but instead just grabbing out of a bin full of toys and putting so many in a bag then moving onto the next handful.
I have a huge tonka dump truck and the truck is mostly metal with some plastic. How much would I be able to get for it? Sorry if that’s a random question lol
You have listing fees either way. Sometimes auction can be more expensive, but you also run the chance of auctions driving the price of your listing up higher than you would have listed it for.
Raiken Profit yeah I totally get the listing fee but he mentioned he would maybe not on all his items but in the video he stated he would put a start bid of let’s say $5 and then a buy it now of $15 so it can only go up to $15. But if I’m wrong let me know.
It can go as high as bidders bid. It could go way higher than $15. Or....he gets one bid at $5. Or, he gets no bids. Someone could also click on the listing and buy it immediately for $15 if they don’t want to wait out the number of days in the auction.
@@jackdoodles yeah i get all that but it makes sense lets say they're bidding it makes sense if the bids at $14 they're not going to go higher than the buy it now of $15 it would make more sense to buy it at $15 so they don't surpass the bid higher than the buy it now price. So what im saying is the bidding is great but if you have a buy it now and there is a lot of people interested the most you will get is the buy it now as people will bid to a certain point but then it will make sense to buy it.
@theothethrifter bidding can go higher than the buy it now price. The buy it now price will go away after the first bid. At least the BIN used to go away after the first bid. I’m not sure if ebay has changed that.
5 minutes to list? That is too long. My average listing time is less than 2 minutes some items I can do in under a minute. Key is having templates set up and knowing what everything is before you start listing. That said the market for these items will slowly start crashing. The more videos give away tricks and secrets the more people enter the markets.
It's awesome that you can move so quickly, but not everyone can. Taking 5 minutes to list something isn't bad. Templates and prior knowledge can definitely help speed up the process, but if you have to research something to make money, I'd say it's time well spent. Every market will crash eventually. Thousands of people sell clothing, but you can still make a living doing it!
It would be so hard to sell this sort of stuff without having years worth of knowledge built up because you're into this sort of thing as a hobby or an obsession. Otherwise you would waste hours and hours of time looking up 50 cent junk toys. There is no indication of value to draw your attention to a particular item in a bag. You have to already know it's valuable.
I don't think it would take years if you studied the sold listings or invested in our guide. I know it sounds bias but I really believe that. Vinny didn't have much knowledge at all when first starting and within a few months he was having a bunch of success!
Alright guys I just came across your stuff here I don't know if your guide is still for sale or not this is like 2020 22 this stuff is from 2 years ago the toys that you're showing I don't even know if they're even still considered popular and hot sellers on eBay I got a ton of toys here and they're just not moving and I've posted them all on eBay in the next sewing so your book would help if I knew what I was sewing I mean so I don't know if your book is still out there after 20A22 addition so if you guys are still on business contact me back and let me know
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i list leftover junk stuff like planes or trains on ebay as "cake toppers" they usually sell quick.
and mcdonalds toys
That is an amazing and innovative idea! I never would have thought about it. Have you tried paring them with candles or anything as an added incentive?
Yes I did sell a lot of disney McDonalds toys with a package of candles that I had in my kitchen drawer lol. Sold in a couple days.
lol, I hope you washed them first. Can only imagine where those toys have been.
Of course I washed them first. But most of the ones I sell that way are still new in package.
"That's broken?" "No that's Chip." LOL
🤣🤣🤣
My best toy score was back in February. I landed 13 80's gi Joe's in a colorful collectors case for $5.
Oooooh nice!!
Dude u guys are getting me hyped on this toy selling ebay dream i def. Wanna try it out sounds so cool to do..Vinny & Steve u guys are fun to watch👍
Thanks for watching Neill! I'm glad you enjoyed it and best of luck getting into the toy business!
You guys are awesome. Thanks for making these videos.
Great video Steve! 👍🏻 Vinnie, is very knowledgeable and passionate about reselling vintage and collectible toys. 🤑
Thank you, Deb! He absolutely is!!
Its all depends, if its something that is hot or doing decent, I'll go the auction route. If its something like those soldiers, I would probably put it as BIN.
Grab bags are fun. I bet Vinny would love the bins. Lots of toys. That's where I buy most of the toys I sell. Thanks for sharing 😁👍
What has been your best find at the bins so far?
@@Raikenprofit oh gosh. I wouldn't even know where to begin. I've been sourcing from the bins for 20 years. I often find vintage GI Joes figures, 60's 70's 80's action figures. Vintage little people, Legos, my little ponies and so on. Those are just toys. I pick up a variety of stuff.
I have thought about listing clothes but listing toys seems much easier and fun since I have more knowledge about them, plus it is always fun finding toys to buy.
thanks for sharing these are the type of videos we all need love it
So glad you enjoyed it, Wally! Appreciate you watching!
Love the video. Great info. Thanks guys. Keep up the good work
Thanks for watching, J! Appreciate you 😊
My most recent find was in a box of toys I spent $5.00 on and found a Hasbro Sonic Stinger. I was going to throw it away because I deal in older toys and I figured it was too new to do anything with.
My best was a box of toy soldiers, Jeeps, halftracks, and tanks. Again spent $5.00 at auction and separated out into 12 auctions selling for a little over $500. Those were the days.
Sounds like you have had some amazing luck, especially fur such low investments! Have you started branching into newer toys after that find?
@@Raikenprofit That was actually just this past Sunday afternoon. I'll probably still primarily concentrate on the older stuff but I'll now always look at the newer items individually before assuming that there is no interest.
And the low investment route has always been my favorite. I would rather 10x a $5.00 investment than spend $400 to get $600. There's just something about my "add-a-zero" program that makes me smile.
Hey! I have a question for you. I started collecting fast food toys back in the early 90s. I was selective buying McDonald’s and Burger King when they would have campaigns based on the release of a movie...Aladdin, Snow White, Little Mermaid, Tarzan, Lion King, Hercules, etc. Also , all the Hot Wheels, Barbie, MacToNight,Tiny Beanie Babies, and so on. I have many complete sets where I have one set Mint in Package and one set loose. I did supplement many times with bag buys at Savers or a complete tote at Goodwill. All the toys are bagged in ziplocks and in totes alphabetically. It’s a little overwhelming and I haven’t been keeping it up nor collecting on a regular basis, so they’re all Vintage.
Here’s my question... do you think eBay is the best forum to sell them? I wonder because there are a lot of sellers who don’t know about collectors; they underprice the toys; and, you don’t really sell to other collectors who are willing to pay for what they want.
As you know from experience, I have a lot of personal hours into this collection... not to mention that I’m kinda attached to some of it but, I need to shrink it back.
Let me know what you think... I’m interested to hear how you’d handle it. Thanks for reading! 😀
Wow. Who knew? I usually see people interested in furniture, clothes, tools, appliances, electronics, bikes, sporting goods, video games, etc., at garage sales. And the poor little bins full of these little toys being ignored. Haha. Well not anymore, not by me at least. Thanks for the info Vinnie.
I started going to Savers in my city just a month ago. The very first time I was there I found a vintage 1979 Dukes of Hazzard Wind up General Lee toy. The ONE with the wrist launcher. It is in excellent condition. I had one when I was a kid. That's how I new what it was. I was so pumped. It sells on ebay for about $25. I kinda want to keep it since I remember having the same thing 40 years ago.
Great videos! Thanks for sharing.
That's the problem a lot of toy sellers run into, they want to keep all the cool toys they remember! No problem building up a nice stash to relive your childhood though😜
Well done! Love this video
Thanks for watching, Kerry!
9:03 They're 5 oz each and only cost $3 to ship, so what are you shipping them in that's both light weight and protective that they won't get damaged during shipment? When I mail a 5oz squishy I send then in think poly mailer bags so it doesn't bump up the shipping price, but I don't see how that's possible to prevent when shipping them in boxes. Also, what boxes? Are there free boxes from USPS that aren't for priority mail?
10:16 I see it's a 6x4x4 box, but are they regular brown boxes you purchase yourself, or does USPS provide them? Asking because I've only seen priority boxes and mailers available from them for free.
You've truly given me hope Steve, thanks for your video and your friend as well. Would've never thought those numbers were possible even as a part time, he's really doing it.
That's what it's all about. Go get a piece of the pie!
When buying the baggies of toys, do you sort them into bins and when you have enough of something you sell as a lot or do you just sell what is in the baggie as a lot?
Typically you will make lots out of the different shows or characters for the best pricing!
Great job! I have been doing this for about 40 years.
And I'm willing to bet you can do it for 40 more.
Oh I wish
One of my best sales on EBay ever was a lot of MY little Ponies. Sold in the blink of an eye.
@@lisavalenti1963 Nice. 👍 I haven't had a major homerun. More like doubles and triples. Haha. 1000% to 1500% profits. I can live with that. 😁
Amazing!
Love these toy videos... I'm learning everyday
That's amazing appreciate you watching. Go get it!!
One of my best finds in goodwill was when I found like 12 gundams figures plus parts in the toys table and they fit in two bags and later sold them on eBay for a quick profit
Sounds like a solid flip!! Thanks for sharing, Mario!
Vinnie Thank You For Sharing!!! I picked up some toys yesterday.
Very insightful! Thank you 🙂
I've bought a few bags in the past. Will be paying more attention to the bags now.
Nice!! Appreciate you watching!
Found a Dark Tower Game for $2 at Goodwill that sold for $200
I see those planes all the time but I am always looking for vintage toys.
Vintage is great, but some of the newer toys can skyrocket their prices as well!
How does Vinny recommend packaging toy lots to ship? For example, the monster trucks he showed or the Disney tea cup set.... I’ve shipped a lot of trading card singles in the past, but I’m not sure how to best protect toys in the mail. Thanks for the video!
The guide is killer, highly suggest everyone get a copy
Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!!!
Fun and informative. Thanks!
Thanks for watching, Andrea!
Learn something new every day.
That's the only way to keep gaining knowledge! Thanks for watching 😊
Went sourcing today & noticed so many ppl at the toys. I usually go to this thrift on Sunday & can take my time looking at other items & then check toy bags on my way to register. Today, I quickly realized I needed to go to the toys 1st or I'll miss out. I now know it's probably because of this video.
I hope this did help inspire some people to check toys out! I am sorry if it cut in on your time though. Keep in mind most stores will constantly put out inventory. Try talking to the manager or an employee to see when they generally bring new toys out!
@@Raikenprofit Yeah, it's not really a big deal. Even with some competitors looking through the bags along side me I still found vintage TMNT toys & some Thomas trains. Im of the belief that there's enough to go around.
This is my business model. Great video.
It's a good one! Thank you!
I have 3 bins of McDonald’s toys is it better to try and list by sets or just bulk like 100 for 100 bucks
I would look it up both ways. Some of the sets may go for more.
Watched this video last night and today found a bag of blaze and the monster truck toys, both blazes the rare and Unrare one, pirate peg wheel, ram, panda, a red dump truck and sidekick all in one bag for 2.99 :)
That's awesome, Alex! Good luck listing😄
Not sure I've seen those toy bags at the thrift stores I go to I'll have to keep an eye out next time for them sounds like a good deal.
Yeah they are usually at Savers thrift stores if you have them in your area
The bags are where the gems are at, people always overlook the bundles
Agreed! They think those little bags and boxes are worthless, but it leaves more for the rest of us! 👍🏻🤣
I found a die cast train car for .99 cents, sold for $44. WOW! I was surprised.
Where do you find bags of toys like this?
Savers, Salvation Army,Goodwill. Tons of thrift stores have them. Bags and sometimes even totes!
I brought a toy bag from the op op shop for 0.50c only reason was there where 5 Nintendo game boy cartridges already sold 1 for $30
That's an awesome find! Game cartridges are usually a good buy, even if you have to lot them up.
Which thrift stores do you shop at?
Darn I wish I had a Savers near me smh
Try to find an equivalent!
How many hours would you say are u putting into finding the toys a week?
All depends, but as much as possible.
This is probably a no brainer but I've found several Harry Potter Lego sets on Craigslist but none of them have the box. Is this a deal breaker? First year book seller doing ok but I want to diversify plus I like toys still and I'm still a kid at heart. Should I run from those Lego deals?
If you have a parts list, and sealed bags, you should be alright. The box will be a big selling point though. If the parts aren't in the original Lego brand labeled bags it may be hard to sell them since you can't guarantee all of the parts are there without physically counting each and every one.
@@Raikenprofit Thanks Steve very helpful.
I once found a blue pokemon gameboy game in one of those bags. The bag was a 1.99.
It's crazy what pops up in them sometimes!
Love you brothers. Good luck.
Thanks, Hashem. Appreciate you watching🙏🏻
my best toy score was about a month ago, i found a tote full of ultraman/godzilla bandai figures
at a garage sale i offerred &10 for the whole tote and got 42 total figures.
That's amazing! Have you looked any up/ sold any yet?🤔
@@Raikenprofit ye i have made almost $200 so far and plan on making around $500 - 600 in all. they are selling very steady.
Great video, thanks for all the info. Definitely going to go check out Raiken Profit.....Dot Com! and get in on that guide action. Thanks again
Thanks, Eric! Best of luck growing your business!
My greatest find is some vintage he man figures.i got them .25 cents a piece
Nice! Did you lot them up or sell as individuals?
Vinnie are you single? LOL good video guys
😂 Thank you for watching!
I love toys. Great video. True collector's like mint condition from my experience. Doesn't that cause a problem?
Yes, but there are so many various types of customers. Depends on the item.
What site is he selling on tho..never seen that app before.
He sells on eBay. The app you see him scrolling through is the eBay app, sold listings section.
Hi Steve and Vinny. hate to ask you this Steve, is there any way i can reach Vinny? We need to talk: Toyman to Toyman. I just returned from my 1st trip to the GW Bins. I bought a boatload of toys and containers to separate them into. I have a bunch of questions for him. BTW, I just bought your GOLD package of e-books for toys. Thanks
In Phoenix all the swap meet vendors pick up the toys esp from Goodwill bins
So what I don't get is, if you're making in 10 hours what you're making at your regular job in 30, why haven't you ditched the regular job to go full time?
Some people prefer having the stability and some of the benefits offered by a regular job, and use their reselling income as "extra money".
Does Vinny have a RUclips channel?
Forgot all the toys i have need to list 20 more items this week
Best of luck listing them! Thanks for watching🙂
Does Vinnie have a yt channel? Will he share his ebay store? Thank You.
He does not have a TY. Most sellers will not share their stores for fear of the public finding out and using it to sabotage their business.
Are the Monster Trucks Plastic or Die-Cast
How long do you spend play testing the toys? That might be a problem for me!!! LOL. Seriously though these are great tips because these items are cheap, super easy to list and very light weight.
As long as it takes🤣 Have to make sure they REALLY work after all!
Do u always offer free shipping
Not always. Depends on the item. Def not on big heavy items
How many pages is the book?
Over 100 + 20 for bonus eBook
@@Raikenprofit no one touches the bags where I'm at. I saw this video and the light bulb went off! The price is a little high, but I'll get the book next month for sure! Thanks Stevizzle
Please show Internet address again I missed it
raikenprofit.lpages.co/secrettoys/
I like selling toys because my knowledge of pop culture cartoons & comics is actually useful.
That's awesome!! You def have an advantage!
Buy it now.Sold so many things for a loss on bids.
Did you try setting reserves?
You never know what will sell. I'm in a group on FB this guy mainly sells plush. Stuff animals full time he has over 3000 listed Steve maybe you can interview him?
Do you know his name? I actually released a plush guide a while back! You can find it here gumroad.com/l/zQQcc if you are interested!
I bought a funko pop iron man for 50 cents and sold it for 45
Nice flip, Jennifer!
@@Raikenprofit I didn't know what they were! I'm so excited about toys now.
Does Vinny do RUclips?
I have been trying to convince him to create a channel for a while but, alas, he has not done so yet.
This is my business model and secrets exposed haha
Plenty to go around ;)
@@Raikenprofit There certainly is. Crazy opportunities out there with toys and most people have no idea
Nice Vedio 👌👌👌
Thanks for watching!
@@Raikenprofit Wlcm
Wtf happened with rakens hair?
I got in a disagreement with a pair of clippers😆
The Savers I have been like to make you PAY. Say there's a lot of Scooby Doo figures. Shaggy will be in one bag mixed with other toys for 2.99. Scooby is in another bag for 2.99. Velma, Fred, and Daphne all in seperate bags. So, if I want to get all the figures I'll have to pay 15 bucks. Nice to see your Savers has some common sense. Or at least they aren't smart enough to gouge their customers.
Sometimes it just ends up like that. They may not intentionally be making it happen, but instead just grabbing out of a bin full of toys and putting so many in a bag then moving onto the next handful.
Lmao I went with my dad on senior day got 30% off 😂🔥🔥🔥
Amazing!
I sell the poop out of anything Tonka!!! Tonka is "HOT" right now!
Thanks for sharing, B-Man! Appreciate you. What's been your best Tonka flip so far?
I have a huge tonka dump truck and the truck is mostly metal with some plastic. How much would I be able to get for it? Sorry if that’s a random question lol
@@Aceee88 $35-$50 approx
B-Man 123 thank you for the reply.
But if you do auction you have auction fees as well so he would make less but overall I do love the video and great content !!
You have listing fees either way. Sometimes auction can be more expensive, but you also run the chance of auctions driving the price of your listing up higher than you would have listed it for.
Raiken Profit yeah I totally get the listing fee but he mentioned he would maybe not on all his items but in the video he stated he would put a start bid of let’s say $5 and then a buy it now of $15 so it can only go up to $15. But if I’m wrong let me know.
It can go as high as bidders bid. It could go way higher than $15. Or....he gets one bid at $5. Or, he gets no bids. Someone could also click on the listing and buy it immediately for $15 if they don’t want to wait out the number of days in the auction.
@@jackdoodles yeah i get all that but it makes sense lets say they're bidding it makes sense if the bids at $14 they're not going to go higher than the buy it now of $15 it would make more sense to buy it at $15 so they don't surpass the bid higher than the buy it now price. So what im saying is the bidding is great but if you have a buy it now and there is a lot of people interested the most you will get is the buy it now as people will bid to a certain point but then it will make sense to buy it.
@theothethrifter bidding can go higher than the buy it now price. The buy it now price will go away after the first bid. At least the BIN used to go away after the first bid. I’m not sure if ebay has changed that.
wouldn't hurt to focus the camera. Blurry is sloppy.
Sorry, Les. Hope you found something useful in the video despite the focus issues.
Hey Steve...automatic smash!!!
BOOM BABY!! Much respect Stony
Did Vinny go to the university of toy collecting. And get his master's degree on it?.
You must be doing very well for yourself, if you're paying for a small warehouse with all unlisted merchandise.
Prefer Buy it Now
Everybody definitely has their own preferences :)
I will never glaze over the toy bags ever again!! Gonna look closely now
Got to go through them with a fine-toothed comb, don't miss those golden nuggets!
This is me but not for this volume. Flea market is also a great place to look for toys if you have any in your area.
Fleamarkets are great!!
5 minutes to list? That is too long. My average listing time is less than 2 minutes some items I can do in under a minute. Key is having templates set up and knowing what everything is before you start listing. That said the market for these items will slowly start crashing. The more videos give away tricks and secrets the more people enter the markets.
It's awesome that you can move so quickly, but not everyone can. Taking 5 minutes to list something isn't bad. Templates and prior knowledge can definitely help speed up the process, but if you have to research something to make money, I'd say it's time well spent. Every market will crash eventually. Thousands of people sell clothing, but you can still make a living doing it!
It would be so hard to sell this sort of stuff without having years worth of knowledge built up because you're into this sort of thing as a hobby or an obsession. Otherwise you would waste hours and hours of time looking up 50 cent junk toys. There is no indication of value to draw your attention to a particular item in a bag. You have to already know it's valuable.
I don't think it would take years if you studied the sold listings or invested in our guide. I know it sounds bias but I really believe that. Vinny didn't have much knowledge at all when first starting and within a few months he was having a bunch of success!
Alright guys I just came across your stuff here I don't know if your guide is still for sale or not this is like 2020 22 this stuff is from 2 years ago the toys that you're showing I don't even know if they're even still considered popular and hot sellers on eBay I got a ton of toys here and they're just not moving and I've posted them all on eBay in the next sewing so your book would help if I knew what I was sewing I mean so I don't know if your book is still out there after 20A22 addition so if you guys are still on business contact me back and let me know