The stall at 18.00 where you said the woman always has good stuff and you would like to know where she gets it from . She is round the carboots picking up first thing .She is always in the boots before the stuff is put on the tables ,then she sets up her own stall .
I thought you might have heard Mike...apparrently the C.E.O's at the top of the charity organisations ( the ones on the huge salaries of over £100,000 per year) have alegedly got together and decided that everything being sold in their shops has to be looked up on EBay and sold at EBay prices...hence the silly prices now happening. However what they seem to NOT to be doing is looking at the price things have sold for and not what they are listed at....
This is the best news resellers could possibly hear! Hear me out! You know why? Because give it 12 months and they are going to realize they lose over 70% in footfall and sales will be at rock bottom numbers, things will idle on shelves for months on ends. These bell end CEO's have no clue what they are doing. They are going to essentially kill all of their commercial properties within 18 months! This is SUCH GOOD NEWS! Its BAD NEWS short term for sourcing though so the next 12 months will be a grind for many who used to buy regularly at these shops. Once the reselling world who spends more money than their so called regular customers disappear, these CEO's/BUSINESS MANAGERS are going to be up sh!t creek. The charity shops greed will come to a stark end pretty soon. Mark my words and revisit this comment in 18 months time after the main damage is done! The clock is ticking and these braindead CEO's are making a right balls up of their models. hahahahahahahaha. Its p!ss funny to watch stupidity at its finest via greed! They cannot survive on the high street with this new model FACT! they just believe they can short term until their bubble bursts! These people are really really really really dumb but think they are smart, wearing suits acting as businessmen. They are NOT!
One day they will realize its the ones who use them to buy and sell from that's propping up their high street business models, and realistically they should be working with this in mind to shift 20x more stock through the door which would create 20x more high street revenue for them and keep them growing in profit. Their concerns currently are focused on worth of goods instead of volume selling, It cannot work when dealing with the sheer volume they have long term. They really dont know this yet. 18 MONTHS! just watch! They are making all the wrong decisions. Volume selling cannot happen when stock hits storage thresholds and doesnt shift. They will be overrun, and the extra profits they think they are making on smaller sales at higher prices will essentially not support the excess. FFS, they need someone like me to run things. They just dont have a damn clue, no foresight or business sense whatsoever!
Mike great video mate can't wait for next one I use to sell a doing g car boots I use to buy a lot of my stuff from local small general house old auctions always some in your area advertise in local papers internet etc give them a go Mike bargains waiting nate then sell on at the boot of on e bay you can't lose great in winter months for picking stuff up going to auctions 😊😊😊😊 phil in stoke
Solds vary on the Phillips G7000 but the games range from 10 up to 50 each. The console depending on condition and peripherals 50-100 pounds so I reckon you got a good deal.
Well done. I did think it looked pretty cool. I’ve had before and didn’t sell for me but there are different ones I believe so I guess some are good and some not do much. Thanks for watching.
Very cool pick ups by both of you. Great turn out for a mid week long may it continue. 👍😊. Michael Jordan was a Adidas person really it was his mum that said you would be silly to turn down a big offer from Nike. At your pace Mike its all good we understand 👍.
Yes! That’s right. I remember hearing that. I was a big Bulls fan back in the Jordan days. The whole story of Nike is quite interesting to read up on. Thanks as always
The Bulls jersey looks legit but it’s a reproduction rather than original. The reproductions Adidas did look much better than the 90s Champion originals which where usually screen printed for the fan versions. The repros are usually double stitched logos and numbers which is better quality.
You should get your missus onto the clothing end of things, generally women know more about clothing labels and stuff than us and there's big money to be made there. When we hit the boot sales together we split up and she goes off on the hunt for shoes and women's clothes (there's not usually as much money in mens) and tbh she often blows me out of the water in what she finds on clothing rails and with shoes and trainers. You're def missing out on a big part of boot sale wonga there.
The stall at 18.00 where you said the woman always has good stuff and you would like to know where she gets it from . She is round the carboots picking up first thing .She is always in the boots before the stuff is put on the tables ,then she sets up her own stall .
Did you miss the bread bin in that first charity shop?😮
I thought you might have heard Mike...apparrently the C.E.O's at the top of the charity organisations ( the ones on the huge salaries of over £100,000 per year) have alegedly got together and decided that everything being sold in their shops has to be looked up on EBay and sold at EBay prices...hence the silly prices now happening. However what they seem to NOT to be doing is looking at the price things have sold for and not what they are listed at....
This is the best news resellers could possibly hear! Hear me out! You know why? Because give it 12 months and they are going to realize they lose over 70% in footfall and sales will be at rock bottom numbers, things will idle on shelves for months on ends. These bell end CEO's have no clue what they are doing. They are going to essentially kill all of their commercial properties within 18 months! This is SUCH GOOD NEWS! Its BAD NEWS short term for sourcing though so the next 12 months will be a grind for many who used to buy regularly at these shops. Once the reselling world who spends more money than their so called regular customers disappear, these CEO's/BUSINESS MANAGERS are going to be up sh!t creek. The charity shops greed will come to a stark end pretty soon. Mark my words and revisit this comment in 18 months time after the main damage is done! The clock is ticking and these braindead CEO's are making a right balls up of their models. hahahahahahahaha. Its p!ss funny to watch stupidity at its finest via greed! They cannot survive on the high street with this new model FACT! they just believe they can short term until their bubble bursts! These people are really really really really dumb but think they are smart, wearing suits acting as businessmen. They are NOT!
One day they will realize its the ones who use them to buy and sell from that's propping up their high street business models, and realistically they should be working with this in mind to shift 20x more stock through the door which would create 20x more high street revenue for them and keep them growing in profit. Their concerns currently are focused on worth of goods instead of volume selling, It cannot work when dealing with the sheer volume they have long term. They really dont know this yet. 18 MONTHS! just watch! They are making all the wrong decisions. Volume selling cannot happen when stock hits storage thresholds and doesnt shift. They will be overrun, and the extra profits they think they are making on smaller sales at higher prices will essentially not support the excess. FFS, they need someone like me to run things. They just dont have a damn clue, no foresight or business sense whatsoever!
Mike great video mate can't wait for next one I use to sell a doing g car boots I use to buy a lot of my stuff from local small general house old auctions always some in your area advertise in local papers internet etc give them a go Mike bargains waiting nate then sell on at the boot of on e bay you can't lose great in winter months for picking stuff up going to auctions 😊😊😊😊 phil in stoke
Solds vary on the Phillips G7000 but the games range from 10 up to 50 each. The console depending on condition and peripherals 50-100 pounds so I reckon you got a good deal.
We had a Philips Videopac early 80’s - was our first computer and we loved it
Thanks for watching 🙂👍
What's the app called you used to scan that dog ornament
I sold that house book you picked up for £15!
Well done. I did think it looked pretty cool. I’ve had before and didn’t sell for me but there are different ones I believe so I guess some are good and some not do much. Thanks for watching.
The Bulls 91 vest is from primark unfortunately. They were selling them a couple of months ago
It said adidas inside the label primark don't sell adidas ...
Very cool pick ups by both of you. Great turn out for a mid week long may it continue. 👍😊. Michael Jordan was a Adidas person really it was his mum that said you would be silly to turn down a big offer from Nike. At your pace Mike its all good we understand 👍.
Yes! That’s right. I remember hearing that. I was a big Bulls fan back in the Jordan days. The whole story of Nike is quite interesting to read up on. Thanks as always
Where did you get your wallet from please. Great video
Sorry for the late reply, the brand is Cora and Spink. 👍🙂
The Bulls jersey looks legit but it’s a reproduction rather than original.
The reproductions Adidas did look much better than the 90s Champion originals which where usually screen printed for the fan versions.
The repros are usually double stitched logos and numbers which is better quality.
Thanks for the info and for watching 🙂👍
80s snap on tool box at 18.02 easily £100
You should get your missus onto the clothing end of things, generally women know more about clothing labels and stuff than us and there's big money to be made there. When we hit the boot sales together we split up and she goes off on the hunt for shoes and women's clothes (there's not usually as much money in mens) and tbh she often blows me out of the water in what she finds on clothing rails and with shoes and trainers. You're def missing out on a big part of boot sale wonga there.