TI84 pricing has dropped a lot. Been trying to sell one for $35 no luck. Agree, even thrift stores with crazy high prices miss stuff. Your knowledge has to exceed the knowledge of the person pricing items. That is the key. The more you know, the better you will do. I found 50 new in package cross stitch kits at a Goodwill bin store. This bin was within about a minute of going into the back room to be dumped, so all the "experts" had already seen it (I just got to the store). Paid $23 for all 50 of them. The best one sold for $120, I have sales from that one find of over $1000. Nice return on $23.
Product knowledge is SO important. I was at the thrift the other day and a new rack came out and this other lady (assuming reseller) frantically went through it grabbing a bunch of The North Face men's items, nothing looked substantial. She mistakenly left 2 items: a Fjallraven down vest and a Johnnie O knitted vest for $6 each. I obviously grabbed both and sold the Fjallraven for $67 a day after listed. She didn't recognize it since it's more obscure than The North Face but obviously more valuable. I'm gonna assume the NF items were priced higher as well since they are more mainstream. I'm assuming these all came from the same person which is another indicator that there's probably more good things if you keep looking.
I stopped going to thrift stores in my neck-o-the-San Francisco Bay Area-reseller-woods when the thrift stores started hiring knowledgeable online resellers to price their items (and cherry pick them!). I have never looked back. I am fortunate to have access to a gold mine of inventory from local estate sales and flea markets, so I am no worse for the wear.
Being a new eBay seller, ( I’ve been dealing in second hand and handmade stuff as a job since the 90’s, just not online as a job) it’s amazing to me how stuff that’s in the graveyard (stuff that’s been there for a long time) just all of a sudden gets views, watches and sells.. and, as always, the stuff I think is gonna sell quick, don’t. But the stuff I’m iffy about, gone. I’ll never understand 😆
Real, especially going to the bins. We have a book bin that literally none of them look through. Found CIB wii sports that sold within 3 hours and another ps2 game CIB that sold within 7 hours. And im confident i could have made more from the books if I had more book knowledge. But the finding two quick and easy sales is gave me motivation to try learning books a bit for my next visit as well because NO ONE at my location was looking at it
@@Brandon-ge9toYou could build your entire business around the bins. I go 2-3 times a week, I can’t list stuff fast enough to warrant going everyday. I know the general time schedule when they put out new bins, so I only go then. I only sell hard goods, the bins is a goldmine if you live in a decent metropolitan area.
You're right about consistency in checking stores and I would add, look things up. Last week I paid $4 for $120 worth of discontinued bar soap. They're already out the door. Some days I get nothing and some days are fire.
Totally agree! My thrift are highly priced just like everyone else’s but going consistently is key. I find stuff frequently that falls thru the cracks. Last week I found a new sealed Sony Walkman for only $5. Sold it on eBay for $220 in 3 days. I don’t find $200+ items every time but I still find stuff. Being knowledgeable is key! I find lots of golf clubs in goodwill as well.
Same thing for "LATE" in the day garage/estate sales. I have found some of my best $$$$$ items after hundreds of folks walked through the sale. The very best can and will always slip through the cracks. As good as they are they aren't able to catch it all. Study, study, study. Blessings, K.T. P.S. I know zero about jewelry let alone costume jewelry. 2:00 in the afternoon on an estate sale 50% off day I found a brooch for $7.00. Didn't recognize the mark but it "spoke" too me. Sold it two weeks later for $140.00. Trust your instincts folks.
You are so right!!! Bought a Curse You Red Baron Fire King cup at the end of a garage sale. Paid 50 cents, sold for $150. You are right, you don't have to be first to these sales, and it's impossible to be first at all of them anyway.
Thank you for pointing out the "new" messaging feature! It's always been a total trainwreck, and this new version is really nice! Sadly, I've had a chance to use it extensively today after my first long-anticipated label mixup. Luckily, the buyers are super chill and I'm staying on top of it - and there's only about $60 total involved to lose. Thrift prices here (Middle TN) have always been erratic, but I catch them pretty often. They can't know everything. I'm finally getting back in the fray after being in the doldrums for a couple months - first day I got an orange North Face backpack with a Reese's emblem for $8...some kind of promo item...and it sold overnight for $69.95. I've got a pyrex perc with a broken lid...the rest of it's pristine. Probably will part it out, lids are spendy when I can find them. Enjoy your content!
I was visiting Phoenix last month and the Goodwill's there have adopted the crack pipe pricing model. I didn't think any of those "thrift" stores could out price Southern California GWs but move over. Stopped buying GW clothing a long time ago and Salvation Army is on the cusp of crack pipedom in terms of clothing.
The ones in my area go through waves of idiot pricing, then trough out at reasonable to cheap levels about every 3 months or so. I figure it's turnover in management.
On the return add "powers on and may need to be factory reset." in the listing. On that brand I've learned that it keeps the network info from previous user and a factory reset solves the problem. GL
In the last seven days I have found a Pendleton wool blanket $3.99 and today I found a Hartman carry-on Vintage suitcase so it only shows they don’t know everything and that’s what makes it fun
Hahaha! Justin, as soon as you said you found a home movie "if you know what I mean", I burst out laughing, realizing that the "thrill" of the hunt can sometimes take on a new meaning.😂
When visiting St. Louis back in 2021, my brother and I stopped at that St. Vincent thrift and others around town. Weirdly we found some of the best board games we have ever found before. Also found out that most Salvation Army locations aren’t thrift stores… but instead shelters. With being from Panama City, FL, there are zero shelters here and 3! S. Army thrift stores… so we were happy to see that there actually are shelters. Made sense in a larger metro area.
I agree! Went to Goodwill one day, nothing. The next day i found a bunch of nib items, including an eero 6, 3 pack wifi system for $12. Listed it for $109
I tend to only visit my goodwills on Mon/Tues, when we have 75% off specific color tags. I'm a sourcer on a budget, like we all are. I do find that the more "Mom-n-pop" resale shops have better pricing if you know where to look.
That is so interesting about the Saturn die cast car. My son is really interested in die casts and my first car was a Saturn! I would have bought that one too. Awesome selling price!
Informative video as usual. Maybe I visit our Goodwill's' at the wrong time of the day as only occasionally do I find great flips. I have much better luck other thrift stores in my area.
Paid 15 thrifts have been crazy lately but agree they miss stuff all the time. Located near Chicago got a 1000 jacket for 5$ and just sold a 200 I paid 30
We have about a a dozen thrift stores here that i have access to ... some are better then others. I find the ones that are most expensive are the ones that are part of company like Value Village (same as your Savers) and Salvation Army .... some have better prices on some things then others and some are just crazy expensive for some reason. I found 3 used common Disney VHS tapes at one Salvation Army store for $30.00 CND the other day .... everywhere else they are going for 50 cents to $2.00 CND each. You could always sell something as is and untested . I've sold stuff as parts or as a repair item ,, then it kind of voids returns as long as people read the details of it,
The salvation army by my house is the only place left I can go they still have 50% color days on already extremely low prices as well whole store 50% off days which is awesome you can go in and buy 20 shirts for $20 absolute steal! Thanks for the great videos Justin!
I bought a Blink 3 camera set from Salvation Army. My friend wanted it. She went to it up and even though they seemed new and unused, the previous owner did register them. Without his password she could not change register them. When I called customer service they said they do not allow their products to be resold thru thrift stores, etc.
Some states charge tax on coins, some don't. And I would resell the arlo if it is the same serial number as the one you sent. I have seen people send back their broken electronics and keep the new ones before.
I am in Kansas City and have been having a similar experience. Some things are ridiculously priced I still find the odd gems here and there. even so, its not as easy as precious years.
St. Vincent de Paul in Massachusetts was amazing. Now that I've moved to Ohio, St. Vincent de Paul out here is terrible. they don't put out anything worth money. They sell them online with account not affiliated .
Hey Justin. Great content as always. I am curious to know what if any subscription are you signed up for with eBay? I feel I am getting to that point as .36p for each month that rolls by on unsold items certainly add up. Also would like to see a video on how flipwise keeps track of all them little eBay expenses. Many Thanks 😊
Howdy. I use the basic store which is something like $22 per month. As for a video on Flipwise features, you can give this a watch: ruclips.net/video/1M-GP3Bz9WA/видео.htmlsi=1GAwVyp6i4qWKSaw
Even in Canada they put stuff out from the dollar store what's the price still on the bottom and it's double or triple what's the dollar store charges it's for-profit store it's not to help anyone else except for the shareholders
It never hurts to ask about price. Not really negotiating, just explain to me why it’s priced the way it is. More times than not, in my case anyway, they’ve adjusted the price to something more reasonable. Also, consistency helps here, as they’re more likely to do it for you if they’ve seen you in there buying
Great Video! I know I've said this already but I love your Flipwise program! I cant wait to get it myself. This is trying a quick question (trying), does Flipwise actually get to see your eBay account information? On the purchase side of eBay my Gixen program gets to access my eBay account and purchase for an item. Ok thanks for every thing. You are doing a great job!
you can sign up for the beta here if you want early access: flipwise.app -- yes, you have to authorize Flipwise to connect with your eBay account. It cannot see your eBay password though.
Not sure if you did anything with the Arlo base station, but if it had been registered with Netgear by thenoriginal owner, it cant be registered to someone else without having Netgear remove the original owner from the device. Its kust a simple call to Netgear support to recrify this. I had to do it with a system I owned.
Thanks for the inspiring content! I looked up Goodwill outlets in my area, there are 3. One of them on their website has it marked as ‘🔥competitive’…. As an introvert I avoid these type of situations. How bad does this competition get? Is there a lot of pushing and elbowing involved or confrontational rudeness?
it is not too bad. most people are respectful. but it is a different kind of shopping experience for sure. you are digging through big bins of random stuff. wear gloves :)
I have spent some significant time at the outlet bins in my area, but it just isn’t enjoyable for me. I much prefer the slower, more organized, less crowded and more congenial pace of the standard thrift stores. My introversion is pretty significant, though, so results may vary! I’d say it would be worth trying out the outlet bins a few times to see if you get hooked or not!
Curious if the two camera lines went to the same buyer. If not, maybe offer the returned item to the #1 top sale buyer for a quick salvage on the deal... 😉
Hey Justin. That Ario security item may have a previous owner log in. Jride on RUclips says you can call the company to have it reset to sell to another customer. ???
eBay has stopped removing negative feedback!! Everyone's complaining about it...especially my friends that are HUGE sellers. Be careful. I hope you have better luck if you get bad feedback for a partial return.
@@jaker2542this is true. Unfortunately new seller accounts are prone to this. I’m not sure if you can do this if you don’t have a store subscription. But there is a way from eBay on desktop to filter out people with less than 5 feedback it might help out a bit. I understand it’s very frustrating. Even with my 500+ feedback. Every negative (2 atm) drops your score a lot
Any chance you would consider doing a shipping tutorial. I have sold clothing on eBay for 20 years and I’m always nervous about switching to hard goods because of the shipping challenges. Especially with glass.
ruclips.net/video/IQKyNdVtFuo/видео.htmlsi=w0_PExPIReapz-Jp it’s kind of old but it is still mostly relevant. this was filmed before Ground Advantage was a thing, so any time you hear me say “First Class” replace it with “Ground Advantage “ :)
As an experienced reseller, that information was a fantastic review. I think what I’m most interested in finding is some information on how to package hard goods specifically. When do I use packing peanuts versus bubble wrap? Where is a good place to buy those materials inexpensively? What if I have two glass items in the same box? How much space should I leave around a breakable item in a box? Your comment about packaging the breakable coffee maker reminded me about how intimidated I am by that process. Your wife might even have some tips on this since you indicated that she primarily does your shipping for these items.
dude im not even gonna lie im going through your channel and even though you dont get that many views your titles and thumbnails are VERY clickable, i cant decide which ones to watch, good job
your prices are higher than my. makes me feel like im pricing things way too cheap and on top of that i was doing "free shipping" dumb of me..... no more . im charging flat rate of 4.99 min and also increasing my prices. 10 dollar profits aint cutting it no more. i did that for the algorithm but now i feel like i should aim for 20 dollar profits , what you think?
Right on, I live in OP and have been reselling for a couple of years. I hear the St. Charles Goodwill Bins is pretty good. Have you ever hit that up?@@justinresells
I pray like hell everyday that the thrifts price items so high it’s not worth reselling anymore. Here’s why - I’m sick of listening to resellers complain about Goodwill jacking up the price when that’s the EXACT FCKING business model resellers use. Am I the only person that thinks this type of hypocrisy is ridiculous? Here’s what resellers are saying - IM MAD AT GOODWILL FOR JACKING UP THE PRICE BECAUSE THAT MEANS I CANT JACK UP THE PRICE. So basically it’s selective focus. It’s cool when resellers jack up the price, it’s just not cool when Goodwill does it lol. Imagine how people with nothing feel when they want to buy a pair of Nikes or something nice they can’t afford. Resellers deserve every bit of what’s coming to them. Dear Goodwill: Please jack up the price 200% and don’t stop.
And let me guess - The response is; “But goodwill gets their items for free.” Again, blame yourself. Resellers exploited Goodwill. I warned content creators for YEARS to stop doing this. Stop making BOLO lists. Stop showing videos of what you find. Stop FKING doing this!!!!! Resellers have themselves to blame. You think Goodwiil wasn’t paying attention? I’m all for Goodwill jacking their prices up. Dear God, please give Goodwill the strength to raise their prices another 500% effective immediately.
@@justinresellsyou don’t agree. You’re mad that goodwill is raising their prices. You wish it was all still cheap like back in the 90s. You’re fuming about it. You ain’t fooling me - Hopefully goodwill raised their prices today.
TI84 pricing has dropped a lot. Been trying to sell one for $35 no luck. Agree, even thrift stores with crazy high prices miss stuff. Your knowledge has to exceed the knowledge of the person pricing items. That is the key. The more you know, the better you will do. I found 50 new in package cross stitch kits at a Goodwill bin store. This bin was within about a minute of going into the back room to be dumped, so all the "experts" had already seen it (I just got to the store). Paid $23 for all 50 of them. The best one sold for $120, I have sales from that one find of over $1000. Nice return on $23.
Product knowledge is SO important. I was at the thrift the other day and a new rack came out and this other lady (assuming reseller) frantically went through it grabbing a bunch of The North Face men's items, nothing looked substantial. She mistakenly left 2 items: a Fjallraven down vest and a Johnnie O knitted vest for $6 each. I obviously grabbed both and sold the Fjallraven for $67 a day after listed. She didn't recognize it since it's more obscure than The North Face but obviously more valuable. I'm gonna assume the NF items were priced higher as well since they are more mainstream. I'm assuming these all came from the same person which is another indicator that there's probably more good things if you keep looking.
I stopped going to thrift stores in my neck-o-the-San Francisco Bay Area-reseller-woods when the thrift stores started hiring knowledgeable online resellers to price their items (and cherry pick them!). I have never looked back. I am fortunate to have access to a gold mine of inventory from local estate sales and flea markets, so I am no worse for the wear.
Being a new eBay seller, ( I’ve been dealing in second hand and handmade stuff as a job since the 90’s, just not online as a job) it’s amazing to me how stuff that’s in the graveyard (stuff that’s been there for a long time) just all of a sudden gets views, watches and sells.. and, as always, the stuff I think is gonna sell quick, don’t. But the stuff I’m iffy about, gone. I’ll never understand 😆
Consistency and knowledge are key. People overlook a lot of gems.
Real, especially going to the bins. We have a book bin that literally none of them look through. Found CIB wii sports that sold within 3 hours and another ps2 game CIB that sold within 7 hours. And im confident i could have made more from the books if I had more book knowledge. But the finding two quick and easy sales is gave me motivation to try learning books a bit for my next visit as well because NO ONE at my location was looking at it
@@Brandon-ge9toYou could build your entire business around the bins. I go 2-3 times a week, I can’t list stuff fast enough to warrant going everyday. I know the general time schedule when they put out new bins, so I only go then. I only sell hard goods, the bins is a goldmine if you live in a decent metropolitan area.
You're right about consistency in checking stores and I would add, look things up. Last week I paid $4 for $120 worth of discontinued bar soap. They're already out the door. Some days I get nothing and some days are fire.
Totally agree! My thrift are highly priced just like everyone else’s but going consistently is key. I find stuff frequently that falls thru the cracks. Last week I found a new sealed Sony Walkman for only $5. Sold it on eBay for $220 in 3 days. I don’t find $200+ items every time but I still find stuff. Being knowledgeable is key! I find lots of golf clubs in goodwill as well.
Same thing for "LATE" in the day garage/estate sales. I have found some of my best $$$$$ items after hundreds of folks walked through the sale.
The very best can and will always slip through the cracks. As good as they are they aren't able to catch it all.
Study, study, study.
Blessings,
K.T.
P.S. I know zero about jewelry let alone costume jewelry. 2:00 in the afternoon on an estate sale 50% off day I found a
brooch for $7.00. Didn't recognize the mark but it "spoke" too me. Sold it two weeks later for $140.00.
Trust your instincts folks.
You are so right!!! Bought a Curse You Red Baron Fire King cup at the end of a garage sale. Paid 50 cents, sold for $150. You are right, you don't have to be first to these sales, and it's impossible to be first at all of them anyway.
Thank you for pointing out the "new" messaging feature!
It's always been a total trainwreck, and this new version is really nice! Sadly, I've had a chance to use it extensively today after my first long-anticipated label mixup. Luckily, the buyers are super chill and I'm staying on top of it - and there's only about $60 total involved to lose.
Thrift prices here (Middle TN) have always been erratic, but I catch them pretty often. They can't know everything. I'm finally getting back in the fray after being in the doldrums for a couple months - first day I got an orange North Face backpack with a Reese's emblem for $8...some kind of promo item...and it sold overnight for $69.95.
I've got a pyrex perc with a broken lid...the rest of it's pristine. Probably will part it out, lids are spendy when I can find them.
Enjoy your content!
Great video as usual Justin! Keep up the grind my friend
I was visiting Phoenix last month and the Goodwill's there have adopted the crack pipe pricing model. I didn't think any of those "thrift" stores could out price Southern California GWs but move over. Stopped buying GW clothing a long time ago and Salvation Army is on the cusp of crack pipedom in terms of clothing.
The ones in my area go through waves of idiot pricing, then trough out at reasonable to cheap levels about every 3 months or so. I figure it's turnover in management.
On the return add "powers on and may need to be factory reset." in the listing. On that brand I've learned that it keeps the network info from previous user and a factory reset solves the problem. GL
In the last seven days I have found a Pendleton wool blanket $3.99 and today I found a Hartman carry-on Vintage suitcase so it only shows they don’t know everything and that’s what makes it fun
Hahaha! Justin, as soon as you said you found a home movie "if you know what I mean", I burst out laughing, realizing that the "thrill" of the hunt can sometimes take on a new meaning.😂
When visiting St. Louis back in 2021, my brother and I stopped at that St. Vincent thrift and others around town. Weirdly we found some of the best board games we have ever found before. Also found out that most Salvation Army locations aren’t thrift stores… but instead shelters. With being from Panama City, FL, there are zero shelters here and 3! S. Army thrift stores… so we were happy to see that there actually are shelters. Made sense in a larger metro area.
I agree! Went to Goodwill one day, nothing. The next day i found a bunch of nib items, including an eero 6, 3 pack wifi system for $12. Listed it for $109
I tend to only visit my goodwills on Mon/Tues, when we have 75% off specific color tags. I'm a sourcer on a budget, like we all are. I do find that the more "Mom-n-pop" resale shops have better pricing if you know where to look.
That is so interesting about the Saturn die cast car. My son is really interested in die casts and my first car was a Saturn! I would have bought that one too. Awesome selling price!
Great informative video ❤
Informative video as usual. Maybe I visit our Goodwill's' at the wrong time of the day as only occasionally do I find great flips. I have much better luck other thrift stores in my area.
Paid 15 thrifts have been crazy lately but agree they miss stuff all the time. Located near Chicago got a 1000 jacket for 5$ and just sold a 200 I paid 30
We have about a a dozen thrift stores here that i have access to ... some are better then others. I find the ones that are most expensive are the ones that are part of company like Value Village (same as your Savers) and Salvation Army .... some have better prices on some things then others and some are just crazy expensive for some reason. I found 3 used common Disney VHS tapes at one Salvation Army store for $30.00 CND the other day .... everywhere else they are going for 50 cents to $2.00 CND each.
You could always sell something as is and untested . I've sold stuff as parts or as a repair item ,, then it kind of voids returns as long as people read the details of it,
The salvation army by my house is the only place left I can go they still have 50% color days on already extremely low prices as well whole store 50% off days which is awesome you can go in and buy 20 shirts for $20 absolute steal! Thanks for the great videos Justin!
I bought a Blink 3 camera set from Salvation Army. My friend wanted it. She went to it up and even though they seemed new and unused, the previous owner did register them. Without his password she could not change register them. When I called customer service they said they do not allow their products to be resold thru thrift stores, etc.
Some states charge tax on coins, some don't. And I would resell the arlo if it is the same serial number as the one you sent. I have seen people send back their broken electronics and keep the new ones before.
I have used the messaging feature. Worked fine.
The prices here in KC and over in Kansas across the border from KC Missouri are outrageous!
Still consistently finding good stuff at great prices at Goodwill. Maybe it’s a Midwest thing.
I am in Kansas City and have been having a similar experience. Some things are ridiculously priced I still find the odd gems here and there. even so, its not as easy as precious years.
St. Vincent de Paul in Massachusetts was amazing. Now that I've moved to Ohio, St. Vincent de Paul out here is terrible. they don't put out anything worth money. They sell them online with account not affiliated .
Hey Justin. Great content as always. I am curious to know what if any subscription are you signed up for with eBay? I feel I am getting to that point as .36p for each month that rolls by on unsold items certainly add up. Also would like to see a video on how flipwise keeps track of all them little eBay expenses.
Many Thanks 😊
Howdy. I use the basic store which is something like $22 per month.
As for a video on Flipwise features, you can give this a watch: ruclips.net/video/1M-GP3Bz9WA/видео.htmlsi=1GAwVyp6i4qWKSaw
Even in Canada they put stuff out from the dollar store what's the price still on the bottom and it's double or triple what's the dollar store charges it's for-profit store it's not to help anyone else except for the shareholders
Saw you out thrifting today! Savers...didn't want to slow you down. Lol. But wanted to say hi.
Say hi next time! It was so busy today... I forgot that Tuesdays is 30% off for 55 and older.
heck YESSSSSSS!!! i am not longer go to goodwill...i refuse to pay high prices for trash...literally!!
It never hurts to ask about price. Not really negotiating, just explain to me why it’s priced the way it is. More times than not, in my case anyway, they’ve adjusted the price to something more reasonable. Also, consistency helps here, as they’re more likely to do it for you if they’ve seen you in there buying
Great Video! I know I've said this already but I love your Flipwise program! I cant wait to get it myself. This is trying a quick question (trying), does Flipwise actually get to see your eBay account information? On the purchase side of eBay my Gixen program gets to access my eBay account and purchase for an item. Ok thanks for every thing. You are doing a great job!
you can sign up for the beta here if you want early access: flipwise.app -- yes, you have to authorize Flipwise to connect with your eBay account. It cannot see your eBay password though.
Not sure if you did anything with the Arlo base station, but if it had been registered with Netgear by thenoriginal owner, it cant be registered to someone else without having Netgear remove the original owner from the device. Its kust a simple call to Netgear support to recrify this. I had to do it with a system I owned.
The base station got returned and, after testing it further, I found it was legit defective. Not a registration issue.
Thanks for the inspiring content! I looked up Goodwill outlets in my area, there are 3. One of them on their website has it marked as ‘🔥competitive’…. As an introvert I avoid these type of situations. How bad does this competition get? Is there a lot of pushing and elbowing involved or confrontational rudeness?
it is not too bad. most people are respectful. but it is a different kind of shopping experience for sure. you are digging through big bins of random stuff. wear gloves :)
I have spent some significant time at the outlet bins in my area, but it just isn’t enjoyable for me. I much prefer the slower, more organized, less crowded and more congenial pace of the standard thrift stores. My introversion is pretty significant, though, so results may vary! I’d say it would be worth trying out the outlet bins a few times to see if you get hooked or not!
my ti 84 sat for over a month at that price,. but it did finally sell
Curious if the two camera lines went to the same buyer. If not, maybe offer the returned item to the #1 top sale buyer for a quick salvage on the deal... 😉
nope, different buyers
I’ve been using the new messaging system on eBay for months now, so I completely forgot that it was “new” until you mentioned it.
Weird! I guess they have been slow rolling it out because I just now got it.
@@justinresells that’s how it works sometimes. I’m not usually one of the people who gets early access to the new updates.
How long do you generally leave your items up? Do you ever relist to increase traffic ?
I generally never take stuff down, and I do end and relist quite a bit. I have a video coming up soon about ending/relisting.
Hey Justin. That Ario security item may have a previous owner log in. Jride on RUclips says you can call the company to have it reset to sell to another customer. ???
i don’t think so. it was brand new
Is flip wise the program you mentioned that you were developing a few months back?
yep! you can see more info here: flipwise.app
@@justinresells just put in to be invited. This seems insane. Cant wait
eBay has stopped removing negative feedback!! Everyone's complaining about it...especially my friends that are HUGE sellers. Be careful. I hope you have better luck if you get bad feedback for a partial return.
Truth.
eh, negative feedback doesn't really matter. i've had 4 over the last year and it hasn't impacted my business one bit. can't make everyone happy!
What about when you have several from scammers and you have like 35 feedback total? Might affect more people then you think
@@jaker2542If you're getting banged by scammers that often negative feedback probably isn't your biggest problem.
@@jaker2542this is true. Unfortunately new seller accounts are prone to this. I’m not sure if you can do this if you don’t have a store subscription. But there is a way from eBay on desktop to filter out people with less than 5 feedback it might help out a bit. I understand it’s very frustrating. Even with my 500+ feedback. Every negative (2 atm) drops your score a lot
I believe you have to have top rated seller status in order to give only half off returns that were opened
they opened it to all sellers, but you have to offer free returns. a big detail I failed to mention. oops!
I would relist the arlo. And if it then gets a second return I would chalk it up to it not actually working. But I would try it once more
this is probably what I'll do
Why didn’t you use the Arlo camera’s to test the base station?
good question. because i would have had to render them used and not be able to sell them new.
Any chance you would consider doing a shipping tutorial. I have sold clothing on eBay for 20 years and I’m always nervous about switching to hard goods because of the shipping challenges. Especially with glass.
ruclips.net/video/IQKyNdVtFuo/видео.htmlsi=w0_PExPIReapz-Jp
it’s kind of old but it is still mostly relevant. this was filmed before Ground Advantage was a thing, so any time you hear me say “First Class” replace it with “Ground Advantage “ :)
@@justinresells thank you!
As an experienced reseller, that information was a fantastic review. I think what I’m most interested in finding is some information on how to package hard goods specifically. When do I use packing peanuts versus bubble wrap? Where is a good place to buy those materials inexpensively? What if I have two glass items in the same box? How much space should I leave around a breakable item in a box? Your comment about packaging the breakable coffee maker reminded me about how intimidated I am by that process. Your wife might even have some tips on this since you indicated that she primarily does your shipping for these items.
dude im not even gonna lie im going through your channel and even though you dont get that many views your titles and thumbnails are VERY clickable, i cant decide which ones to watch, good job
hey, thank you
Question for you Justin. How many items do u normally have in your store?
usually around 1k
I had a to 89 took about 4 months for 40$
How many times did you watch that homemade video, Justin?
Unfortunately it was not one worth watching :)
your prices are higher than my. makes me feel like im pricing things way too cheap and on top of that i was doing "free shipping" dumb of me..... no more . im charging flat rate of 4.99 min and also increasing my prices. 10 dollar profits aint cutting it no more. i did that for the algorithm but now i feel like i should aim for 20 dollar profits , what you think?
My favorite reseller RUclipsr is a Chiefs fan? Oof. Well, no one’s perfect.
lol! :)
Are you from Kansas City?
originally yes, but I live in STL now.
Right on, I live in OP and have been reselling for a couple of years. I hear the St. Charles Goodwill Bins is pretty good. Have you ever hit that up?@@justinresells
yeah I go every once in a while! it's fun and have found some good stuff. the rollerblades from this video were picked from there
Shitnis getting outta hand, $1500 for a glass bird 😂😂😂
I believe you need to be top rated to have access to that partial refund feature
It's available to all sellers now, but you have to have free returns enabled on the item in order to use it. I forgot to mention that. Whoops!
I pray like hell everyday that the thrifts price items so high it’s not worth reselling anymore. Here’s why - I’m sick of listening to resellers complain about Goodwill jacking up the price when that’s the EXACT FCKING business model resellers use. Am I the only person that thinks this type of hypocrisy is ridiculous? Here’s what resellers are saying - IM MAD AT GOODWILL FOR JACKING UP THE PRICE BECAUSE THAT MEANS I CANT JACK UP THE PRICE. So basically it’s selective focus. It’s cool when resellers jack up the price, it’s just not cool when Goodwill does it lol. Imagine how people with nothing feel when they want to buy a pair of Nikes or something nice they can’t afford. Resellers deserve every bit of what’s coming to them. Dear Goodwill: Please jack up the price 200% and don’t stop.
And let me guess - The response is; “But goodwill gets their items for free.” Again, blame yourself. Resellers exploited Goodwill. I warned content creators for YEARS to stop doing this. Stop making BOLO lists. Stop showing videos of what you find. Stop FKING doing this!!!!! Resellers have themselves to blame. You think Goodwiil wasn’t paying attention? I’m all for Goodwill jacking their prices up. Dear God, please give Goodwill the strength to raise their prices another 500% effective immediately.
I agree! I have an entire video about this actually: How to beat thrift stores at their own game
ruclips.net/video/rhPX8-YExpk/видео.html
@@justinresellsyou don’t agree. You’re mad that goodwill is raising their prices. You wish it was all still cheap like back in the 90s. You’re fuming about it. You ain’t fooling me - Hopefully goodwill raised their prices today.
@@blankdept obviously you didn't watch either of those videos :)
Bet this whole video only started out just for you to show off that hoodie, smh
found the Ravens fan
If your main source is GOODWILL , I feel sorry for you.