Omg, I started doing this, and it has helped me a lot! I got a second hand LV for myself for ca 300 usd and I saw it even more expensive in some shops, so I started buying for 100-200 usd each and i've been making sometimes even twice what I paid for. I take good pictures and it has helped me pay for unexpected spaces at home. My husband is thrilled and it's funny I saw a LV as something sooo difficult to get and now I'm selling them. I only have one bag for myself, an Alma Murakami. Thank you for sharing this.
I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Most importantly that most comments didn’t get; 1. you’re extremely fluent in your speaking. 2. The way you organized your video had to a great amount of time. 3. You probably prepared your speech as I send in #1, but the training to do the graphics was so professional, you probably should be a professor teaching business 201 including marketing.
the thing with designer stuff is, its hard to tell if legit or not. its harder even after research than the average clothing/sneaker/hypestuff to know if legit or not.
I live close to the Mexico border. I always go for *amzclothes* , their quality is great. Some of them are made with leather and really hard to tell the difference from real or not. Either way, it’s your choice. No judgement from me
*amzclothes* You are so well-informed about luxury accessories and clothes. You've obviously done your due diligence and the comparison to the US is very informative...because of course, I live in New York. thank you very much
Any tips on buying clothes from dishonest sellers who don't tell you they've shrunk? A lot of times I ask before I buy and I'm told they've never been tumble dried etc, but then find the clothes are a size told small I.e mediums fit like a small etc. I worry if I list them as their stated size but say they fit more like a (fill in the blank) that people won't buy them as that's not what they were searching for. A lot of times it's not worth paying the return postage to get a refund. Other than looking at zipped items to see how they line up with the material there doesn't seem to be a way to get an honest answer when the seller is looking to sell it and essentially rip you off. I tend not to leave negative reviews when someone already has your address too lol. Cheers
I dont know if you respond but should i do it. im looking at a gucci cap for the price of 90dollars and i think i could sell it for above 200 dollars. Ps this is my first time trying to resell
@@hindipoika8768 if people are asking $200 on eBay then they likely will only sell for $120-150. If they are actually being bought at $200 then that’s a much better sign. Either way, there should be some money to be made! I would also post on Poshmark.
Yep! $2,000 to date. I barely put any time into it and flippable pieces rarely show up using this strategy. It’s just some nice extra cash when an opportunity presents itself
Flipping is a great side hustle.. what have you flipped for a profit?
Been flipping handbags for years. I stick with Louis Vuitton though because I'm 100% comfortable authenticating.
@@LauraLee185 That's awesome.... I'm still developing my "eye" for authenticity
Where do you buy from?
@@LauraLee185 same =) Lemme know if u need more stocks any luxury brand (sourcing from Japan)
@@kger4643 I flip lemme know =)
Omg, I started doing this, and it has helped me a lot! I got a second hand LV for myself for ca 300 usd and I saw it even more expensive in some shops, so I started buying for 100-200 usd each and i've been making sometimes even twice what I paid for. I take good pictures and it has helped me pay for unexpected spaces at home. My husband is thrilled and it's funny I saw a LV as something sooo difficult to get and now I'm selling them. I only have one bag for myself, an Alma Murakami. Thank you for sharing this.
I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Most importantly that most comments didn’t get; 1. you’re extremely fluent in your speaking. 2. The way you organized your video had to a great amount of time. 3. You probably prepared your speech as I send in #1, but the training to do the graphics was so professional, you probably should be a professor teaching
business 201 including marketing.
thank you so much! That means a lot!
The variety of textures in the *luxdups* pack is impressive. From smooth leather to textured suede, there's something for everyone.
the thing with designer stuff is, its hard to tell if legit or not. its harder even after research than the average clothing/sneaker/hypestuff to know if legit or not.
I’ve definitely struggled with that as well
I live close to the Mexico border. I always go for *amzclothes* , their quality is great. Some of them are made with leather and really hard to tell the difference from real or not. Either way, it’s your choice. No judgement from me
Made about 25kusd in a year flipping ps5s graphic cards and stuff alike, got a little lucky living in a certain country and with the chip shortage
What apps did you use?
Did you say you made $2000 "to date" or "today"?
Definitely to date hahahah
@@thecollegehustle2402 oh nooooo
Oh only 2k in the last 2 years 😮…….
*amzclothes* You are so well-informed about luxury accessories and clothes. You've obviously done your due diligence and the comparison to the US is very informative...because of course, I live in New York. thank you very much
but i didnt understand, from where do you buy these clothes?
Your are awesome 👏 ❤
Any tips on buying clothes from dishonest sellers who don't tell you they've shrunk?
A lot of times I ask before I buy and I'm told they've never been tumble dried etc, but then find the clothes are a size told small I.e mediums fit like a small etc.
I worry if I list them as their stated size but say they fit more like a (fill in the blank) that people won't buy them as that's not what they were searching for.
A lot of times it's not worth paying the return postage to get a refund.
Other than looking at zipped items to see how they line up with the material there doesn't seem to be a way to get an honest answer when the seller is looking to sell it and essentially rip you off.
I tend not to leave negative reviews when someone already has your address too lol.
Cheers
Ask for pictures of clothing with a measuring tape, showing key measurements.
great video!
$2,000 in 2 years? Uhhh that’s not worth it…
He said he’s been selling for 2 years and made $2000 that day. $2000 in a day not 2 years.
No; he said till date
@@uncleyaya2585 you have to be 10 years old
@@uncleyaya2585 0:06 “having made $2000 today”.
He said “to date” which means in 2 years he’s made $2000. Don’t be rude. It’s still more than most people make on their own without a boss.
This was awesome!
Thank you!
great video i have an authentic gucci wallet were do you think i should sell it.
I would sell it on Grailed if it’s a men’s wallet
Where can you find them to even resell
Nextdoor or craiglist
Here's a good tip for everybody.......... take a picture of your Moncler jacket then ship out a knock off $5 jacket over seas
Yea until someone catches you and boom there goes you’re reputation 🤣
Hi i want to sell lotus silk scarf how to sell
So you made only $2K in 2 years ?
Yep! I’ve put minimal time into this side hustle and only go to see products when it’s a guaranteed profit of $100+
I’m sure this could be scaled but I haven’t tried
thats very low lol
@@misterweston9683 lol
@@misterweston9683 Profit is profit. It’s about the amount of time, effort, and tactical skill you put in it.
When you buy on next door how do authenticate it? I have bought many knock offs on accident
It really comes down to doing tons of research. I like to bring photos of the authentic piece to compare.. there’s certainly always a risk though!
I dont know if you respond but should i do it. im looking at a gucci cap for the price of 90dollars and i think i could sell it for above 200 dollars. Ps this is my first time trying to resell
What makes you think you could sell it for $200? Have you seen others sell for that much?
@@thecollegehustle2402 yeah a couple of in ebay
@@hindipoika8768 if people are asking $200 on eBay then they likely will only sell for $120-150. If they are actually being bought at $200 then that’s a much better sign. Either way, there should be some money to be made! I would also post on Poshmark.
@@thecollegehustle2402 do i have to live in the United States to use it cause i live in Europe
He made only 2 thousand in 2 years?
sounds like an ad of poshmark
Not sponsored. Promise!
How tf did you get down it to 300
How can you tell if those items are not replicas?
I take screenshots of authentic pieces on the internet (especially of the stitching) and compare when I get there
Next door poshmark
Not interested in flipping bags but i clicked to make the views 420 😂
Lmaooo thank you 😂
Did he just say he only made 2000$ to DATE? I hope not 🥴 I hope I miss understood
Yep! $2,000 to date. I barely put any time into it and flippable pieces rarely show up using this strategy. It’s just some nice extra cash when an opportunity presents itself
I made 2k in about 3 weeks, It's doable just sell expensive items.
2000$ in two years
Grailed user Razetka
Very rare clothes
D U P B A G Y a good fake luxury bag brand. Of course I can't tell the difference. Because their quality is amazing
Great video!
Thank you so much!!