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How much handling time do you put on your freight listings when listing the item on eBay?

What's the best way to handle freight shipping if you only have a sedan?

very thorough shipping prep

Hello I have a business/ collaboration idea you may be interested in. Can I have an email or Instagram id to contact you directly. Thanks

Thank you so much for making this video! This is one I requested a while ago and I am so glad you kept your word and made it!! Thank You again! You are awesome bro.

Have to like. Hope it's a bit of motivation.

Thx! Should have done an IRELAND Video. Good Job!!

what a g. shippin some freight

Max I just signed up & have a question about shipping furniture? re; uship which category household goods?

Nice but what do you tell eBay shoppers the cost is on the eBay listings itself? I’m thinking we would add listing details the explain it will be shipped via uShip. We can list the weight dimensions and pickup zip so they can check out uShip to get an estimated expected shipping cost. (And explain it’s estimated variable day by day) I know we can list items via freight on eBay and then add the cost after the auction closes to the invoice. Is that the only way to do this? I don’t list items with free shipping so need calculated.

Hello i believe i have a business proposal which you may be interested in. Can i have an email to contact you directly?

Have fun with the guiness hahaha !

I wanted to comment on what you said at the end of this video, if you are able to find ways to outsource some of the workload and spend your time mainly just sourcing the products that seems like it could be more scalable, and as a viewer as well flipping these huge appliances on pallets is a little intimidating to say the least. Everything you said in this video was a fear of mine which is why I never really dove into it. I sell on Amazon doing online arbitrage and have a real estate photography business and I use VA's in both of the them. I would also love to hear more about smaller items like EV chargers etc, that sounds very interesting!

What are you testing with the generator? Aren't you buying gas stoves? How do you test that all the burners and oven are working on a gas stove if its not plugged into gas when you pick it up? Keep up the great content, love the transparency!

Hi there. I couldn't find your link below for your $19 a month training. Please advise. 🙂

Hey Max Ill be interested in va training program!

Seeing how you grind bro, it’s inevitable to take some losses or even come to some halts and mishaps. In the end it’ll work out. Being transparent will always work your favor.

Norwalk!? Bravo! you got Greenwich, New Canaan, Wilton, Westport, Westchester. Would love and update down the line.

Hey man loved the video would definitely be interested in the virtual assistant position or joining the partner program too.

Hey my thoughts , the virtual assistant is gonna have hard time closing deals , the reason if they are foreign they are going to have a similar writing style to scammers on the site who are foreign When I get a message that you can is off Writing wise I ignore it , I’m not sure if this makes sense to you But it does to me so I mentioned it

so once we buy hold clean ect how do we get paid for the item we found to flip what exactly are you looking to buy ?

This is what helps a lot! We tend to overthink but we can't predict everything. The best way to learn is to try !!

I can see that you'll be a very sucessful person. you really got that brain and that drive !

When something smells fishy, it's better to not go in. Good job trusting your instinct. No time for this type of customers !

The importance of network !!!

You provide great info as always !

i feel like i saw this play out on reddit .

Nothing is cheap with Taylor

Hello loving your videos can you do the same challenge for uk coffee machine and ovens doesnot sell as much as they do in the states ;

Ive sold large 240V equipment for 3 years now. In the beginning I was just like you, scared to death of returns because I couldnt test equipment. Get a Predator 9000 watt generator from harbor freight. It has a 240V 4 prong plug, then build or buy a Dongle that turns the 4 prong residential RV style plug into a 3 prong industrial style kitchen plug. Generator is only $680 if you buy with 15% off any single item Coupon. Take the generator everywhere you go and test the equipment at the purchase.

That sucks to hear but there is always some risks in business. At least you learn and can be greater and greater ! You're really good at this so don't let go ! Just think of ways to solve problems, you're really smart and I'm sure you'll figure it out :)

Glad I deal with smaller and less expesive to ship items. Higher profit nice but yikes when it goesSouth. Best of luck getting it all sorted.

if you are not testinf equipment before listing and shipping it you're not a good seller. if you do yoyr due dilligence then you're doing it right.

Youll bounce right back if you hustle through it. I guarantee youll find something awesome soon. I've bounced back from $10k losses twice, and recently a $100k+ loss in an investment. Just keep pushing

Sad to say is your more than likely not going to get that money

I quit selling on ebay back when they stopped allowing me to give negative feedback to buyers. Many need negative feedback.

I bet the freight line probably took no responsibility for the damage on the oven.

Same thing happened to me. I flipped a microphone on Ebay I got for $10 and sold it for $800. They restricted my account and wanted a proof of purchase. I replied explaining that it was bought at a garage sale and was a handshake deal. I don’t have any proof. I was banned from selling for life. I couldn’t believe it.

Do you look at local deals that marketplace recommends you. And would you buy a camera 20 minutes away if you could make 100 dollars in profit.

Hey at around 4:41 the name you tried to hide before shows up

happened to me. eBay froze my account for 2 weeks but luckily I had receipts. unfortunately after this incident the market was then flooded with the product I was selling. Pretty sure someone at eBay used my invoices to figure out my supplier and ruin my business. I was selling $30k a week when my account was frozen. once unfrozen i was doing 5k and then trended to nothing. As for returns, I had a couple people scam me, and I would just give them partial refunds to resolve the “isssue” because it’s not even worth fighting with eBay.

Good Luck. I am very glade you made this video. I hate that you are having problems with eBay. It is a learning curve. Just work hard clean & test. Please keep up the excellent content. I believe you will succeed. Good luck. Is not the end of the world, even though it can feel like it. I hope service technicians can help. Sometimes cutting your losses is for the best.

Good Luck. I am very glade you made this video. I hate that you are having problems with eBay. It is a learning curve. Just work hard clean & test. Please keep up the excellent content. I believe you will succeed. Good luck. Is not the end of the world, even though it can feel like it. I hope service technicians can help. Sometimes cutting your losses is for the best.

Excuse the question but, how do you get something for so cheap and get a huge profit out of it? Why would people sell it to you for so cheap if the market price is way higher.

From watching your content it seems like you have found a good niche in the commercial kitchen equipment. Its something that not a lot of people are doing (outside of bigger companies) due to the types of hassles you are encountering. I'd stick with it but I feel like you could also try to grab some of the item types your were previously buying so you arent pigeonholed into one item type. As far as testing I'd try to get pictures of it working in place or maybe offer a few bucks extra if they can give you repair history or show it in place working.

Get in contact with a local handyman / repair guy, Work on buying things you can test or are "cheap" / easy to fix. EZPZ

I think the business model of flipping higher and items and dealing with less volume is a great idea. Taking peoples word for things working is almost never an option unfortunately it only takes one bad person to ruin a good thing. I think you should consider figuring out a way to test your stuff. That is what is putting me off from myself. I’m going to wait until I can set up an area to properly test the appliances.

Do you test all the items prior to ship?

At that point, I would get on linked in and start dming people who work at ebay lol

You might get with a local company in Colorado & work a deal to service & inspect prior to shipping. Many local companies can make a flat rate to do this service.