Funny thing is, so does Caleb. He wants a quick flip and doesn’t want to remove small stickers 😂 I mean it’s his buy list, he can set the parameters. More understandable since he only does Amazon and they are strict.
i like the questions part. My question would have to be how and what is your 5 year plan and goals for going to this format? what if it gets a lot bigger and its to much? More Employees? A new building? im very interested to see where you are at and if you have planned or know what to do to solve the potential of growing too fast. keep it up! im excited to see where this leads.
Remember when you taught people how to advance their business? Now you just teach people how to sell to you. Why don’t you make a video about how to get on Amazon’s Renewed program? I think that would be very helpful for your audience. EDIT: Since this will be on your next video would you please explain the entire process of how you got in this program? I think this would make a great video. I’m actually genuinely curious on how this process works. I’d like to work toward the renewed side of Amazon.
Lmao he sells used as renewed to get premium. Pretty scummy since he’s no refurbishing or cleaning anything. Used to love this guy but stuff coming out on him isn’t looking good
To get renewed for nintendo in particular, it'll take $50,000 worth of nintendo switches Assuming your account health on Amazon is already outstanding and you meet all sale metrics
Hater Hank group chat over here but phoenix was of the group that called out dkoldies when it was popular. Now he charges some of the highest prices on the market
I really enjoy these fireside chat format videos. Unboxing and talking is what I enjoy. I also resell and find these videos educational so plz continue
As someone that’s interested in using quick flips, I think it would be really cool on seeing a step by step instruction on how submitting a “quick flip” works. Also, what is the dollar amount you have to ship to you, to earn a free month?
The problem with your golf club story or analogy is you're assuming that there was better opportunities available to you at the time. In my years as a full-time reseller, I've sold 25 cent VHS for $2250 and I've sold $2 DVDs for $10. I wish I could sell more items with a 9000% return, but those opportunities are few and far in-between. Instead, I have learned to seize every opportunity in front of me and make the most of what presents itself at the time. It's very easy in hindsight to discredit what you were doing in the past in light of the success you're experiencing now.
I like this style of your videos of you talking and working. Answering questions from a previous video is a good idea. Also, I am one of those people who will watch videos till the end.
How are you handling the new inbound shipment fees from amazon. Are you just paying the fee and sending your stuff to one fulfillment center or taking less fees and sending to multiple fulfillment centers?
What do you do for your own mental health to combat online negativity? You seem like such a genuine and honest person, and yet online trolls gotta troll, I'm sorry that is something you have to deal with.
These two boxes are excellent examples of doing less better. You should have options to return boxes back to sellers. Wrongly shipped and returnable items mean you spend more time to separate the wheat from the chaff. The majority of wrong doing comes from ignorance, so this means sellers need more information about what is acceptable and what is not. It would be great to have a video of “what is acceptable and how to pack your box to have your products be accepted by the buying list.”
Have been binge watching all your vids on this channel, I have no interest in reselling video games hardly but love the business model and business stuff you talk about on here. I sell mostly golf clubs- can ship one under 5 min. lol its not that bad.
I get getting away from eBay. The fees are ridiculous and if you have a dispute with a buyer 99.99999% of the time ebay sides with the buyer and you get screwed. But with such a huge RUclips following I think he’d kill it on whatnot. Even Chase has scaled back on eBay and is focusing on Amazon and whatnot. And chase was ride or die for eBay; he’s got countless videos about selling on eBay, went to their headquarters, and had the discord for eBay selling. They’re just making it so hard to be a seller and let’s not forget the new tax stuff.
I have a question about the golf clubs, you say you should have been spending time on more profitable things, but were you actually sacrificing more profitable activities, or was it you maximizing profitability of a weekend full of garage sales? In the early days is being narrow in your target items a good idea, or is it better to take advantage of the income available?
My advice is for first time users try and absorb small costs deductions maybe free return shipping for mistakes on first send only obviously your business your call but the first time people do make some mistakes and be clear with them on a more personal level on exactly what they did wrong. Then after that if continue definitely make all costs and reductions because there just trying to pass stuff through your system. As long as costs rules are clear i.e case replacement ect or generally clear then its completely fair dont know why people hate
I think its easier to say if u send stuff that's gonna waste my time its gonna cost you money... Meanwhile a lot of people sending you stuff are teenagers that are clueless about business. They send you their stuff in hopes they are getting top dollar and they probably never do.
What do you think the next step for you will be for you now that you have developed Oneup do you have any major projects in mind? Also a second question.. How sustainable do you think this will be.. Do you see yourself having to change direction in the near future or do you have pretty solid foundation on how you'll be able to keep this up?
What does Walmart, Target, and Resellers have in common? They all buy some or all of there products form third party sellers, and resell them for a higher markup price. Duh!! (Easy example: Walmart sells a 45" Sony TV for $350 do you really think they bought that TV from "Sony" for $350? NO!!! Most TV's at Walmart has as much as a 300% markup. So what is Walmart? They are resellers. WOW that was really hard to understand!!!
Not always. When a company the size of like Walmart, they realize the rule that a small number from a large number is a large number it's self. So they will sacrifice profits for some items for the hope that it repeat business and you buy other items
I use to work for Walmart. I know there markups! Walmart is all about the money, that my had been true when "Sam" was still alive. There all about high markups with very low loss. There lose is in people stealing, which gives them the right for even more markups. (Walmart) is a really crap company!!!@@miatakid2
With regards to collector vs reseller, I do both, but I actually think collecting affects price more than reselling, for example, If a game is released and say only 10 copies exist and I have collected 9 of them, the price for the 10th one will be high, if I sell all my 9 copies the price is lower.
Hey there! Could you tell us, does your inventory space have a limit? Basically, when OneApp will launch fully, will you cap the maximum amount of stuff (by category)? Also, super happy for your advancement in this category, you are awesome dude and surely gonna be super rich (haha)
My question: why not expand into another catagory? If not you, a partner with who sells Pokémon or something. Take a percentage of what they take in, or charge them to rent out their portion of the app. So the app could have multiple categories basically. They can advertise it in their channel. So in a way the buy list becomes a business model you make possible for others. Then eventually you cut them out lol.
Question: Are you ever worried about Nintendo offering a new/reproduction models of handhelds, such as the Gameboy, GBA, DS, and 3DS? I feel like it would be great for them to do this. Secondly, if you had to start from today from scratch as a reseller, what would you do knowing what you know now?
How do you balance funds available to pay invoices vs sales volume? So if you have a week with a HUGE amount of inbound inventory but the outbound money is draining the account quicker than the sales volume and amazon payouts, what do you do? Do you foresee maybe having to slow down or even shutting down the accepted flips if the amount of submittable batches if the volume gets too much?
Caleb I think you need to do a video of like say that you’re sending an order to your company and how everything should be done and how it should look so that way nobody can even if it says it in writing a lot of people don’t read fine print but if you put it up as a video of you actually doing it and OK. Hey, this is how we wouldreceive an order from one of our cohorts that sell to us on a regular basis and point out OK we have to make sure that the cases are good. This is good and that is good and you know that all the stickers have been removed and all the gunk from the stickers have been removed. Show that in an actual video so that people have something to reference.
as some who resales part time is it and flips consoles would it be better to sell your collection all together for inventory if you want to make it your main source of income thanks penix
I know that you don’t record every single deal that you do, but how many orders are you getting in a week or day? I think it may be a better experience to have someone take photos of everything they are going to be sending in rather than going into the deal blind and finding out stuff was included that you aren’t willing to pay for.
buy it like it is there is no loosing only complaining but even discs only still worth something and clean them thats why small businesses like dkoldies makes more money take the risk and win or don't take it and stay were you are without moving anywhere
Amazon have very strict rules about condition descriptions. If his entire business model is set up around Amazon sales why on earth would he do anything to potentially get himself in hot water? It just doesn't make sense
@niagarajoe4402 I wish that was true, but after ebay fees, I'd end up earning less money than sending it to him. Most of the stuff I'm sending he's paying 90-105% of pricecharting.
@@niagarajoe4402There are several games being bought at or very close to market value on the list. When you take into consideration it's a bulk sale on a lot of games that would otherwise have to be listed and sold individually, it's worth it for a fair amount of the games on the list.
You should collect more lol 😂 comment. Reselling gets the stuff out there whether its online going to cons shows. Your actually sourcing stuff for people that cant find stuff in there local area increasing availability generally. I dont get the hate because your dealing with a lot of popular mass market games im sure you do rare but your model doesnt seem to be based on that hoarding rubbish 😂 you need to flip quickly
I was kinda disappointed seeing your app was basically a directory for you to buy games, I was under the assumption it was going to be like updated version of PC.
Just own up to your scalping. Here are some talking points that you even highlight as to why you scalp. It's fine, but it is annoying you try to side skirt your business tactics. Pattern of Acquisition and Resale: Caleb consistently acquires rare or valuable old video games through various means such as online marketplaces, local stores, or gaming conventions. He then promptly resells these games at a higher price, often targeting collectors or enthusiasts willing to pay a premium for sought-after titles. Rapid Turnaround: Caleb demonstrates a rapid turnaround in his transactions, acquiring old video games and quickly listing them for sale at a markup. This swift buying and selling cycle is characteristic of scalping, where traders aim to capitalize on short-term price discrepancies for profit. Pricing Discrepancies: Caleb's pricing strategy often involves selling old video games at prices significantly higher than their original retail value or prevailing market rates. This discrepancy between acquisition cost and selling price reflects his intention to extract quick profits through scalping.
Collectors are just as bad if not worse for this than resellers. Collectors hording make things more scarce which drives the price up. Resellers adding more to the market actually will bring the price down. It is basic economics with supply and demand. Resellers using arbitrage make it so people who wouldn't be able to get certain games if there are none around them also allows more people to get games they really want.
What we really want to know is who can do the most pushups.. you or camera man (I forgot his him.. sorry)? I also want some graphic details about the most disgusting box someone has shipped you? Side note.. good work on the app. Not many people actually follow through with ideas. As a software engineer myself.. this stuff is not easy and even “simple” ideas can be very challenging. Congrats!
Weird question. Where did you get the hoodie you're wearing? I want one. Lol... looks simple and heavy duty. Probably won't see this comment but if you do... TELL ME
If i was some of the commenters here I'd be embarrassed. Imagine having so little joy in your life that you hate on a guy who made a business work, all because it means you have to pay more for old games If he's giving good prices for trade ins, which it looks like he is, then why moan? He could pay less and still make a metric ton of money but chooses not to
There's already a large anti reseller sentiment among retro collectors by the looks of it. To a degree it's purely jealously that they can no longer get the yard sale dollar finds they used to and now have to pay fair market value like everyone else
If youd like to sell that super smash bros game to a less fortunate reseller that doesn't find many Gamecube games. Ill buy it for $25 even if the case is in bad condition if you dont want it 😂
the person who said you should collect more and not scalp' all the time is a perfect example of someone who doesnt know what theyre talking about. i wish people would think about what the say before they say it sometimes.
Reselling is not a hobby lol and yes reselling ultimately hurts the hobby especially when a large influx of new resellers flood the market because it drives common games way up how do you not understand that concept? You’re not a hobbyist you’re trying to make a living without an average 9-5 just own it
This guy is a joke.. I seen someone comment about how he was talking crap about an ohio con and how he told another person to thank them for kicking him out now he's a 3x millionaire..
So you are really going take money out of this buy if you even buy it all because you have to walk not even 3 feet to getva new caes wow i miss the old Phoenix Resale you are not like every other resellers smh
No offense but you can tell by how that guy packed the order and the quality of items he really didnt care and just wanted a quick flip
Funny thing is, so does Caleb. He wants a quick flip and doesn’t want to remove small stickers 😂 I mean it’s his buy list, he can set the parameters. More understandable since he only does Amazon and they are strict.
i like the questions part. My question would have to be how and what is your 5 year plan and goals for going to this format? what if it gets a lot bigger and its to much? More Employees? A new building? im very interested to see where you are at and if you have planned or know what to do to solve the potential of growing too fast. keep it up! im excited to see where this leads.
Remember when you taught people how to advance their business? Now you just teach people how to sell to you. Why don’t you make a video about how to get on Amazon’s Renewed program? I think that would be very helpful for your audience. EDIT: Since this will be on your next video would you please explain the entire process of how you got in this program? I think this would make a great video. I’m actually genuinely curious on how this process works. I’d like to work toward the renewed side of Amazon.
Lmao he sells used as renewed to get premium. Pretty scummy since he’s no refurbishing or cleaning anything. Used to love this guy but stuff coming out on him isn’t looking good
@@joep7197Such as?
To get renewed for nintendo in particular, it'll take $50,000 worth of nintendo switches
Assuming your account health on Amazon is already outstanding and you meet all sale metrics
Renewed is hard to obtain given how high of invoices you have to have to achieve it@@joep7197
Hater Hank group chat over here but phoenix was of the group that called out dkoldies when it was popular. Now he charges some of the highest prices on the market
I really enjoy these fireside chat format videos. Unboxing and talking is what I enjoy. I also resell and find these videos educational so plz continue
Ok but why is the Pikachu 3DS bad?
Lol 😂
As someone that’s interested in using quick flips, I think it would be really cool on seeing a step by step instruction on how submitting a “quick flip” works. Also, what is the dollar amount you have to ship to you, to earn a free month?
Good idea, may have to do that! $3k is the threshold for a free 12 months
I can do a quick video for you if you want since I got to send in some stuff just let me know
Agreed, would like to see a “demo” before trying it myself.
@@1MinuteRetro Yeah go for it! I may also post that in the Discord too for some of our newcomers.
I'll do the video when I get the chance then come back here and comment
The problem with your golf club story or analogy is you're assuming that there was better opportunities available to you at the time. In my years as a full-time reseller, I've sold 25 cent VHS for $2250 and I've sold $2 DVDs for $10. I wish I could sell more items with a 9000% return, but those opportunities are few and far in-between. Instead, I have learned to seize every opportunity in front of me and make the most of what presents itself at the time. It's very easy in hindsight to discredit what you were doing in the past in light of the success you're experiencing now.
This is a great comment! This guy has his RUclips channel to thank for the way he sources now. And he talks down to 99.9% of the people watching.
I like this style of your videos of you talking and working. Answering questions from a previous video is a good idea. Also, I am one of those people who will watch videos till the end.
Whenever you give advice on reselling I always like/comment on your videos
i love these videos format
Hey Caleb, I think thats a great idea to respond to comments and Love you sharing out your yard sale adventures. Those videos were dope!
Not a question but I did wanna say I like this format of video, it feels like just listening to a buddy talk about stuff while he goes through games
Agree 👍
Sending loose disc in a ziploc bag is crazy 😂. I wouldn’t even lend a game to a friend like that let alone trying to sell it.
How are you handling the new inbound shipment fees from amazon. Are you just paying the fee and sending your stuff to one fulfillment center or taking less fees and sending to multiple fulfillment centers?
What do you do for your own mental health to combat online negativity? You seem like such a genuine and honest person, and yet online trolls gotta troll, I'm sorry that is something you have to deal with.
These two boxes are excellent examples of doing less better. You should have options to return boxes back to sellers. Wrongly shipped and returnable items mean you spend more time to separate the wheat from the chaff.
The majority of wrong doing comes from ignorance, so this means sellers need more information about what is acceptable and what is not.
It would be great to have a video of “what is acceptable and how to pack your box to have your products be accepted by the buying list.”
Have been binge watching all your vids on this channel, I have no interest in reselling video games hardly but love the business model and business stuff you talk about on here. I sell mostly golf clubs- can ship one under 5 min. lol its not that bad.
DKoldies pays for shipping labels…just an FYI
don't they just in general charge more though?
@@wildkatz84yes
I understand the idea of doing one thing really well, but I also like the "Don't put your eggs all into one basket" motto.
Yeah he’s got way too much focus on Amazon. There have been bigger sellers than him that have been wiped off the platform for a simple screw up before
I get getting away from eBay. The fees are ridiculous and if you have a dispute with a buyer 99.99999% of the time ebay sides with the buyer and you get screwed. But with such a huge RUclips following I think he’d kill it on whatnot. Even Chase has scaled back on eBay and is focusing on Amazon and whatnot. And chase was ride or die for eBay; he’s got countless videos about selling on eBay, went to their headquarters, and had the discord for eBay selling. They’re just making it so hard to be a seller and let’s not forget the new tax stuff.
This guy will end up digging he’s own grave, really showing true colors
Lol sure buddy
Definitely a shift in the channel. Interested to see how the app goes.
Good luck cleaning the stuff, but if you got to make deductions, you got to make deductions. Resale’ing is a tuff job!
What do you do about people saying high value games were in the box when they sent it, but come up missing?
I have a question about the golf clubs, you say you should have been spending time on more profitable things, but were you actually sacrificing more profitable activities, or was it you maximizing profitability of a weekend full of garage sales?
In the early days is being narrow in your target items a good idea, or is it better to take advantage of the income available?
My advice is for first time users try and absorb small costs deductions maybe free return shipping for mistakes on first send only obviously your business your call but the first time people do make some mistakes and be clear with them on a more personal level on exactly what they did wrong. Then after that if continue definitely make all costs and reductions because there just trying to pass stuff through your system. As long as costs rules are clear i.e case replacement ect or generally clear then its completely fair dont know why people hate
I think its easier to say if u send stuff that's gonna waste my time its gonna cost you money... Meanwhile a lot of people sending you stuff are teenagers that are clueless about business. They send you their stuff in hopes they are getting top dollar and they probably never do.
What do you think the next step for you will be for you now that you have developed Oneup do you have any major projects in mind? Also a second question.. How sustainable do you think this will be.. Do you see yourself having to change direction in the near future or do you have pretty solid foundation on how you'll be able to keep this up?
What does Walmart, Target, and Resellers have in common? They all buy some or all of there products form third party sellers, and resell them for a higher markup price. Duh!! (Easy example: Walmart sells a 45" Sony TV for $350 do you really think they bought that TV from "Sony" for $350? NO!!! Most TV's at Walmart has as much as a 300% markup. So what is Walmart? They are resellers. WOW that was really hard to understand!!!
Yep! That was my point!!!@@LoopsPls
Not always. When a company the size of like Walmart, they realize the rule that a small number from a large number is a large number it's self. So they will sacrifice profits for some items for the hope that it repeat business and you buy other items
I use to work for Walmart. I know there markups! Walmart is all about the money, that my had been true when "Sam" was still alive. There all about high markups with very low loss. There lose is in people stealing, which gives them the right for even more markups. (Walmart) is a really crap company!!!@@miatakid2
With regards to collector vs reseller, I do both, but I actually think collecting affects price more than reselling, for example, If a game is released and say only 10 copies exist and I have collected 9 of them, the price for the 10th one will be high, if I sell all my 9 copies the price is lower.
Hey there!
Could you tell us, does your inventory space have a limit? Basically, when OneApp will launch fully, will you cap the maximum amount of stuff (by category)?
Also, super happy for your advancement in this category, you are awesome dude and surely gonna be super rich (haha)
My question: why not expand into another catagory? If not you, a partner with who sells Pokémon or something. Take a percentage of what they take in, or charge them to rent out their portion of the app. So the app could have multiple categories basically. They can advertise it in their channel. So in a way the buy list becomes a business model you make possible for others. Then eventually you cut them out lol.
imagine if Amazon or any other company for that matter didn't chase 10,000 rabbits....
That MVP baseball game is a great game btw
Question: Are you ever worried about Nintendo offering a new/reproduction models of handhelds, such as the Gameboy, GBA, DS, and 3DS? I feel like it would be great for them to do this. Secondly, if you had to start from today from scratch as a reseller, what would you do knowing what you know now?
How do i get started with selling on Amazon?
I Love The App And I Think It Was Smart To Go With A Browser Short Cut To Skip Apple Fees
whats the amount for selling through quickflips to get lifetime access or whatever? Thanks!
How do you balance funds available to pay invoices vs sales volume? So if you have a week with a HUGE amount of inbound inventory but the outbound money is draining the account quicker than the sales volume and amazon payouts, what do you do? Do you foresee maybe having to slow down or even shutting down the accepted flips if the amount of submittable batches if the volume gets too much?
Caleb I think you need to do a video of like say that you’re sending an order to your company and how everything should be done and how it should look so that way nobody can even if it says it in writing a lot of people don’t read fine print but if you put it up as a video of you actually doing it and OK. Hey, this is how we wouldreceive an order from one of our cohorts that sell to us on a regular basis and point out OK we have to make sure that the cases are good. This is good and that is good and you know that all the stickers have been removed and all the gunk from the stickers have been removed. Show that in an actual video so that people have something to reference.
as some who resales part time is it and flips consoles would it be better to sell your collection all together for inventory if you want to make it your main source of income thanks penix
I like this format
I had no idea you received packages from Canada!!
You didn’t see a place to wholesale games at a high price?
You knew Dkoldies existed so stop with that
I searched for "elevator rule" and did not found the rule you described but lots of other kind of things called "elevator rule".
I know that you don’t record every single deal that you do, but how many orders are you getting in a week or day? I think it may be a better experience to have someone take photos of everything they are going to be sending in rather than going into the deal blind and finding out stuff was included that you aren’t willing to pay for.
Where do you get your replacement cases like the Xbox 360 ones you showed in this video?
Probably from games he's collected up in lots that are worthless
buy it like it is there is no loosing only complaining but even discs only still worth something and clean them thats why
small businesses like dkoldies makes more money take the risk and win or don't take it and stay were you are without moving anywhere
Amazon have very strict rules about condition descriptions. If his entire business model is set up around Amazon sales why on earth would he do anything to potentially get himself in hot water? It just doesn't make sense
I actually appreciate this video as im preparing a shipment to send in for quickflip. Gives me an idea of what not to do.
sell yourself for more money, a lot more
@niagarajoe4402 I wish that was true, but after ebay fees, I'd end up earning less money than sending it to him. Most of the stuff I'm sending he's paying 90-105% of pricecharting.
@@niagarajoe4402There are several games being bought at or very close to market value on the list. When you take into consideration it's a bulk sale on a lot of games that would otherwise have to be listed and sold individually, it's worth it for a fair amount of the games on the list.
You should collect more lol 😂 comment. Reselling gets the stuff out there whether its online going to cons shows. Your actually sourcing stuff for people that cant find stuff in there local area increasing availability generally. I dont get the hate because your dealing with a lot of popular mass market games im sure you do rare but your model doesnt seem to be based on that hoarding rubbish 😂 you need to flip quickly
Without amazon I wouldn’t have gotten dragon ball budokai 3 for the ps2
It sounds like an intentional hit in response to the launch of One Up. The game is afoot!
Surely people aren't that immature?
I Miss Your Yard Sales Videos. 😢
the best way to make other people rich is by buying a 3.00 game for 5.00 lmao.....
Wow cutting out both RUclips channels that’s crazy!
Never understood why people choose the smallest box possible when shipping expensive items.
Well what would you do if you had an Organic Green Tea box lying around just waiting to be stuffed with games?!
I was kinda disappointed seeing your app was basically a directory for you to buy games, I was under the assumption it was going to be like updated version of PC.
is the indiana video still up??
Yes
You can still sell loose games and people will still buy them. You might even be able to make more money overall from loose games.
Just own up to your scalping. Here are some talking points that you even highlight as to why you scalp. It's fine, but it is annoying you try to side skirt your business tactics.
Pattern of Acquisition and Resale: Caleb consistently acquires rare or valuable old video games through various means such as online marketplaces, local stores, or gaming conventions. He then promptly resells these games at a higher price, often targeting collectors or enthusiasts willing to pay a premium for sought-after titles.
Rapid Turnaround: Caleb demonstrates a rapid turnaround in his transactions, acquiring old video games and quickly listing them for sale at a markup. This swift buying and selling cycle is characteristic of scalping, where traders aim to capitalize on short-term price discrepancies for profit.
Pricing Discrepancies: Caleb's pricing strategy often involves selling old video games at prices significantly higher than their original retail value or prevailing market rates. This discrepancy between acquisition cost and selling price reflects his intention to extract quick profits through scalping.
Collectors are just as bad if not worse for this than resellers. Collectors hording make things more scarce which drives the price up. Resellers adding more to the market actually will bring the price down. It is basic economics with supply and demand. Resellers using arbitrage make it so people who wouldn't be able to get certain games if there are none around them also allows more people to get games they really want.
I don’t get the thumbnail?
While you shouldn't be chasing two rabbits we should learn how to lure and trap them instead.
Nice format
Ooh rough, I opened up a video game booth at my local antique mall 😊
It's atrocious to see consistent lack of packing material from those sending you games.
How can it be a “bad batch” with Pokemon XD on top
Deduct the shipping from his total?!?!? He paid for shipping wtf
I assume return shipping
very nice hairline
What we really want to know is who can do the most pushups.. you or camera man (I forgot his him.. sorry)? I also want some graphic details about the most disgusting box someone has shipped you? Side note.. good work on the app. Not many people actually follow through with ideas. As a software engineer myself.. this stuff is not easy and even “simple” ideas can be very challenging. Congrats!
Weird question. Where did you get the hoodie you're wearing?
I want one. Lol... looks simple and heavy duty.
Probably won't see this comment but if you do... TELL ME
If you want him to reply he replies fast on ig
It’s the flint and tinder 10-year hoodie. They’re expensive so I’d wait for a sale, but dang I love that thing. Best hoodie in my closet for sure.
@@renixpesale you're right, pricey! Going to book mark this and wait for a sale before I snag one. Thanks for letting me know.
@@busygiraffe7003how much is it. It’s actually rly nice but yet simple
@@renixpesaleWhat Happened To Your Pooh Hoodie You Bought In A Yard Sale Video.
If i was some of the commenters here I'd be embarrassed. Imagine having so little joy in your life that you hate on a guy who made a business work, all because it means you have to pay more for old games
If he's giving good prices for trade ins, which it looks like he is, then why moan? He could pay less and still make a metric ton of money but chooses not to
Talks about golfclubs.... 'Accidently' opens a bad batch. I'm becoming Hank
Do you think we will ever get to a point where the "gaming" community gets more comprehensive towards resellers?
There's already a large anti reseller sentiment among retro collectors by the looks of it. To a degree it's purely jealously that they can no longer get the yard sale dollar finds they used to and now have to pay fair market value like everyone else
Let's do this.
If youd like to sell that super smash bros game to a less fortunate reseller that doesn't find many Gamecube games. Ill buy it for $25 even if the case is in bad condition if you dont want it 😂
the person who said you should collect more and not scalp' all the time is a perfect example of someone who doesnt know what theyre talking about. i wish people would think about what the say before they say it sometimes.
Don’t delete comments tho
Straight yap
Reselling is not a hobby lol and yes reselling ultimately hurts the hobby especially when a large influx of new resellers flood the market because it drives common games way up how do you not understand that concept? You’re not a hobbyist you’re trying to make a living without an average 9-5 just own it
Scalping* not reseling
Renix Pesale
Such a whiny baby
Clearly not a "real" package lol he definitly made that himself 😂
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This guy sus out to much
Renal peesale
This guy is a joke.. I seen someone comment about how he was talking crap about an ohio con and how he told another person to thank them for kicking him out now he's a 3x millionaire..
And yet you cared enough to watch a video and comment. We live in a weird universe.
Are you the guy in his videos with the upside down glasses?
“I seen someone comment” so you instantly believed some random person on the internet without fact checking yourself
Money🤑🤑🤑
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So you are really going take money out of this buy if you even buy it all because you have to walk not even 3 feet to getva new caes wow i miss the old Phoenix Resale you are not like every other resellers smh
Yes but the cost of the case 😂
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