Hurts when stuff sells that fast. Means you underpriced it. I made that mistake selling my first lot of vintage hats. Sold 80 of them took a offer for 150 in 5 minutes. Second lot I sold 48 of them let them go to auction sold for 280
Back in my Navy days I knew a Barbie that hung out on the corner of Spruence and Base Road. We called her "Street Corner Barbie" Twenty minutes sounds about right.
I live in Corning New York and many of my old family worked for Corning glassware which is where the home of the Pyrex is. Pyrex increased in value not only because it’s of the durability but because Corning glassware, Corning Inc. no longer owns it or makes it. Which drives up the value because you’re not gonna find it anymore but only the old stuff.
All of these 20 areas are solid choices to sell. Old paper is another one. Old photos, engravings, newspapers, and even magazines. There is solid potential value.
Remember everyone. These items he’s showing are FOR SALE. Not the sold price. Also lots of these have “free shipping” attached. Shipping off that glass ware for instance with its weight and dimensions would be expensive. You also have to store it while you wait for someone to buy it. You lose money on shipping and eBay fees/promoting the item and you also have to pay for the items you buy before you flip them. You also have to buy the packaging, printer ink ect. Let’s no forget the petrol, taxes, time spent listing 😂😂
I've done pretty well flipping stuffed animals/plushies. Most of the time you can find them at a decent price and they are so easy to ship! I've been reselling for a few years now on the side and it can be fun... but so much work! I got my boyfriend into it and he's made two huge sales! One was on Magic cards we found! $20 into $1219 (price after sellers fees). He beat my best sale by a landslide. :)
Thank you for doing this video. We started in January with Books, Athletic Apparel, Apple products, tablet cases, baby items, boardgames. We were rated top seller this month. Always looking for new ideas to make more money. Thanks! :)
Just stumbled across your video. WOW! Great ideas. I have been a touring comedian for years and have thrifted to pass the time. I like sports stuff, toys, CDs and records and books, but I'd never have thought of ties, t-shirts, glassware, sheets and linens or especially hats. I probably have left BIG bucks on the shelves through the years, but now I know. THANK YOU!
Luv luv luv ur video but I can’t pay anything to learn more I wish I could so I’ve just got to be a sponge on every free video I can find! Thank u for doing this one!! Kat sent me to u😊
You always offer great content! Thank you! I'm doing alot of these. It surprised me how much some things can make. I was also surprised how much my mom's old girdle and vintage lingerie sold for. Harder to find in available market, but if you do, great money!
Hey thanks for this video! I have a small TH-cam channel centered around selling LEGO but I really want to grow to a full time business and expand my knowledge and I know I need to learn to source multiple items so this is great information.
I'm most excited to flip board games since I have a fat stack sitting collecting dust! Thanks for the video. I appreciate YOU and your time. Keep flippin' !
Nice vid- just back from Willy's with 20+ Aloha shirts and MuuMuu feelin need to expand into electronics just picked up sony dvd vhs watching youtubers for $10 trending at $80-thanks for teaching-"Knowledge is MONEY Baby"
Thanks for the tip about searching sold eBay items by date and price to find items you want to sell. Great way to train up your eye before going out to thrift!
@@Raikenprofit man, I don’t know yet. I’m trying to get started. I have only sold 5 items so far. I’m trying to figure out a good niche. I’ve got like 80 items posted. My seller name is- sdillon4605
Nice, what do you call products that I buy and change a little, than sell, what do we call these products? Say I buy a glass, and paint it, what would this product be called? Thanks
@1:58 "It's a really high-end Italian brand." Made in France. Couldn't help busting your chops, been watching you since you started. Sold a D&G scarf and beanie for $200 I got from the thrift for $2 myself.
I just want to say that selling records is TOUGH! I once bought a bin full of hundreds of records from the 70s and 80s from an estate sale of a guy who used to work for a radio station. I had the hardest time selling anything beyond Elvis and the Beatles.. and there were some great ones in there: Bob Seger, The Doors, Zeppelin, Van Halen, Hendrix, etc etc. They were all in excellent condition in their original sleeves. I made a very small profit in the end, but I wouldn't do it again, that's for sure. Definitely not saying it's not possible, it probably is, but it's much harder than it sounds.
Steve pots and pans, excellent content you have opened my eyes to some of these items that I hadn't sold much of. I find that your content is excellent you're not a braggard and you're very honest! Big USN "Bravo Zulu"!!
Even that I don't have any business in eBay but I'm still learning something different. Right now just doing my everyday blog.. Godbless Solid Long time supporter here .
@@Raikenprofit Me too.. I really more appropriate if you click the subcribe button. I'm learning something to your videos and Maybe I can apply that time will come.. So cool. Godbless.
Please explain no one else has what are the fees that eBay charges per sale to join all of their fees I have no idea what to expect as far as pricing and finding out what the fees would be by eBay thanks a lot great show
I wish that I could get into selling books, but I am allergic to the paper dust! They used to call me "Sneezy" in my last job (accounting clerk)! (And allergy meds tend to make me "Sleepy" or "Dizzy". Oops! That last one is not an official dwarf!)
All your videos are food 4 my brain 🧠 thanks I been selling since 2009 100% feedback and I do 100k up to 300k per year which 30k profits per 100k just depends on how much I list since I work a full time job too. My main sales is TCG Pokémon YGO MTG . Am now trying new things like makeup. Just too see if I can further my online sales
All these are great! I totally forgot I used to sell books on Amazon in the early 2000s. I think I may revisit that... did you mention you had a link for a course/webinar from your friend Avery? Stoked for your mom's book business! Thanks for this insightful video.
I hate picking up electronics! If they’re given to me for free I will look them over and try to price them accordingly and see if they work etc. so on. But as a reseller I don’t like buying them it’s too risky they are broken a lot of times and people lie and then you like you said they want a lot of money and you don’t know if they even work so I just don’t deal with them. But I deal with just about anything else except for electronics and again only if they’re free and given to me
Please do a video about the insane new EBAY ITEM SPECIFICS, Recommendations & Requirements. You must have Hundreds. PLEASE HELP US manage this new listing Hurdle.
What's your favorite niche to sell on eBay? Let me know!
chitlins
more Georgia chitlins
I really like to sell Stuffed Animals (plush). Easy to find and easy to ship in polybags!
Belts, suspenders, typewriters.
Video games
Went to my first garage sale this weekend and bought a lot of 11 Barbie's for a dollar and sold them for 42.50 in 20 mins
I got 100 for 50$ The other day. They are all nekid lol. Where did u sell them at?
@@blueeyedthriftgal ebay
WOW!!!! THATS A BET!!!
Hurts when stuff sells that fast. Means you underpriced it. I made that mistake selling my first lot of vintage hats. Sold 80 of them took a offer for 150 in 5 minutes. Second lot I sold 48 of them let them go to auction sold for 280
Back in my Navy days I knew a Barbie that hung out on the corner of Spruence and Base Road. We called her "Street Corner Barbie" Twenty minutes sounds about right.
I've sold lots of Harley Davidson. T shirts, stuffed Harley Pigs, Harley eyeglass holders. etc. Also Robert Graham flip cuff shirts, they ALWAYS sell.
I live in Corning New York and many of my old family worked for Corning glassware which is where the home of the Pyrex is. Pyrex increased in value not only because it’s of the durability but because Corning glassware, Corning Inc. no longer owns it or makes it. Which drives up the value because you’re not gonna find it anymore but only the old stuff.
All of these 20 areas are solid choices to sell. Old paper is another one. Old photos, engravings, newspapers, and even magazines. There is solid potential value.
Shoes and model trains and toys are my best niches. But I’m in the “anything I can find and flip” niche.
Exactly
The ties idea is genius!
21-Mugs, I do love them! I can’t walk by that section without looking for unique mugs!
I'm a year late, but just discovered you. Very helpful info - thanks!
Sleepwear...Nightgowns, House Coats, Robes, Babydolls,Vintage brands do really well. 80 percent of my sells are in this cat.
I love all your beginner videos.
Hi. Your information and Vinny's about toys helped me sell some toys! Thanks so very much. You inspire me to press on. Be blessed🕊
Thanks for the insight. Good content.
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure
This actually works. I sold some products I get for free at my job and made $100 in a week on eBay. So I'm thinking about making this a living now.
That's great! Keep it up!
Great vid. You speak at a good volume. You are easy to understand, but yet, you get to the point. My kind of vids. Keep up the good work.
Also, on the DVDs, look out for box sets. They can do well.
7- Plush can be good but sooooo many to choose from! Great tip to watch for the more expensive ones.
Thank you so much for those helpful tips and for even blinking us to others who can be full of information as well!
I just started selling on eBay in the last 2 months. I'm slowly going through my attic selling all my Marvel and DC NIB figures.
Remember everyone. These items he’s showing are FOR SALE. Not the sold price. Also lots of these have “free shipping” attached. Shipping off that glass ware for instance with its weight and dimensions would be expensive. You also have to store it while you wait for someone to buy it. You lose money on shipping and eBay fees/promoting the item and you also have to pay for the items you buy before you flip them. You also have to buy the packaging, printer ink ect. Let’s no forget the petrol, taxes, time spent listing 😂😂
Thanks for the info...I got a secret keeper plush for $.79 at goodwill and sold it for $100 on less then. 20 minutes
I've done pretty well flipping stuffed animals/plushies. Most of the time you can find them at a decent price and they are so easy to ship! I've been reselling for a few years now on the side and it can be fun... but so much work! I got my boyfriend into it and he's made two huge sales! One was on Magic cards we found! $20 into $1219 (price after sellers fees). He beat my best sale by a landslide. :)
Do you ever ship giant plush? It’s probably costly right?
Thats awesome!! Did you have to get them authenticated?
Books and dvd’s are great.😃. Check out the childern book section as well.
I haven’t had much luck with ties. I wonder if the pandemic has killed the market bc people are working from home? What do you think, Steve?
Thank you for doing this video. We started in January with Books, Athletic Apparel, Apple products, tablet cases, baby items, boardgames. We were rated top seller this month. Always looking for new ideas to make more money. Thanks! :)
New puzzles sell pretty well and needle point
Thank you!!! What a wonderful video!!!
Just stumbled across your video. WOW! Great ideas. I have been a touring comedian for years and have thrifted to pass the time. I like sports stuff, toys, CDs and records and books, but I'd never have thought of ties, t-shirts, glassware, sheets and linens or especially hats.
I probably have left BIG bucks on the shelves through the years, but now I know. THANK YOU!
Is it true that glass Pyrex bowls aren't that profitable unless they have their matching lids?
Luv luv luv ur video but I can’t pay anything to learn more I wish I could so I’ve just got to be a sponge on every free video I can find! Thank u for doing this one!! Kat sent me to u😊
I found some vintage disney carnival sheets the other day which I think look sick! nothing too crazy but still cool to find
9- Hats. Some are very cool! And good money!
I'm excited because I'm about to create my LLC to embark on this book journey
18- Jackets. Staying warm can be stylish and profitable.
Hey I'm from CT! Tomorrow & Sunday we have a HUGE tag sale in my area (CT/RI boarder). These people have tons of stuff going for cheap.
Great content, your definitely a teacher,,, Thank you.
Maybe the most useful info for a novice. Thanks so much!!!
Ties seem like a good nich...compact, non fragile, high value, easy to ship.
You always offer great content! Thank you! I'm doing alot of these. It surprised me how much some things can make. I was also surprised how much my mom's old girdle and vintage lingerie sold for. Harder to find in available market, but if you do, great money!
I'm a begginer, this helped me A LOT! A Big THANK YOU!!!!
You got it!
Hey thanks for this video! I have a small TH-cam channel centered around selling LEGO but I really want to grow to a full time business and expand my knowledge and I know I need to learn to source multiple items so this is great information.
4-DVD sealed and older. Great tip!
Awesome information! I hadn’t thought of ties!
Go into the local Good Will and ask where they keep their Hermes ties. They'll laugh until they hurt themselves.
Great information! Maybe you have made a video of this already but I would love to see a video on packing fragile items securely with minimal cost.
If you order items online, reuse the packing materials the items come in. I sell on eBay and reuse the materials and also the box itself
Go dumpster diving at any big box store and get their bubble wrap and Styrofoam packing for free.
Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾
I'm most excited to flip board games since I have a fat stack sitting collecting dust! Thanks for the video. I appreciate YOU and your time. Keep flippin' !
Just make sure they have all the pieces. If even one piece is missing the value drops drastically.
Nice vid- just back from Willy's with 20+ Aloha shirts and MuuMuu feelin need to expand into electronics just picked up sony dvd vhs watching youtubers for $10 trending at $80-thanks for teaching-"Knowledge is MONEY Baby"
Thanks for the tip about searching sold eBay items by date and price to find items you want to sell. Great way to train up your eye before going out to thrift!
That’s right!! What’s your favorite item to sell?
@@Raikenprofit man, I don’t know yet. I’m trying to get started. I have only sold 5 items so far. I’m trying to figure out a good niche. I’ve got like 80 items posted. My seller name is- sdillon4605
Awesome information like always. Keep sharing your 7 years experience. Cheers
Enoch is pronounced Eee-knock, its a book in the Bible, Enoch is a guys name.
Great video... Can you give me the link to your video that you mentioned which demonstrates the app you use to scan books quick...
Thanks,
Rich
this is a great video thanks!
you can flip anything you want provided you can source it cheap and sell it for profit quickly, absolutely any sort of items
Thank you for the wonderful information! This was a wonderful video.
Thanks for this video, I'm just starting out so this helped me pick my Niche!!
Great to hear!
Great video!!! Learn something new everyday!
6- toys. I remember one of your videos with Vinny. It was great!
Nice, what do you call products that I buy and change a little, than sell, what do we call these products? Say I buy a glass, and paint it, what would this product be called? Thanks
Awesome video! Thank you Steve.
Hermes is French brand. Books is my favourite. I got a book outlander in a thrift store for 20c..it was signed. Best flip.
Thank you so much , i learned a lot from you about the top selling items,,i have most of those items in my spare room.
@1:58 "It's a really high-end Italian brand." Made in France. Couldn't help busting your chops, been watching you since you started. Sold a D&G scarf and beanie for $200 I got from the thrift for $2 myself.
yes, great advice!!
Steve, thanks for a quick and informative video!
I just want to say that selling records is TOUGH! I once bought a bin full of hundreds of records from the 70s and 80s from an estate sale of a guy who used to work for a radio station. I had the hardest time selling anything beyond Elvis and the Beatles.. and there were some great ones in there: Bob Seger, The Doors, Zeppelin, Van Halen, Hendrix, etc etc. They were all in excellent condition in their original sleeves. I made a very small profit in the end, but I wouldn't do it again, that's for sure.
Definitely not saying it's not possible, it probably is, but it's much harder than it sounds.
Steve pots and pans, excellent content you have opened my eyes to some of these items that I hadn't sold much of. I find that your content is excellent you're not a braggard and you're very honest!
Big USN "Bravo Zulu"!!
Thanks for the informative video. I shared the video link with my sister.
Got a ton of beanie babies !!! They are going up in value !!!
Awesome and valuable video. Thanks Raiken from Spain! :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Even that I don't have any business in eBay but I'm still learning something different. Right now just doing my everyday blog.. Godbless Solid
Long time supporter here .
Appreciate you!!
@@Raikenprofit Me too.. I really more appropriate if you click the subcribe button.
I'm learning something to your videos and Maybe I can apply that time will come..
So cool. Godbless.
Great video Steve! Thanks for the info.
I just found a pair of Dr martens at the bins. Sold within a day. My second big shoe sale! Great content!
Great job!
Wonderful information
Many many thanks
I haven't started listing or selling yet, but my favorite and main category will be books. Thank you for an amazing and informative video. -
Steve, thanks for the great tips!
17-records. Vinyl is back!
Even the old board games that are messed up can be pieced out because people have games & are looking for game pieces like the race car in Monopoly.
My first time watching - great info!
Ties- that’s a new one and i’ve been a Powerseller for 17 years. Thanks Raiken Profit
I Love your channel you give such great adivse to make money
Please explain no one else has what are the fees that eBay charges per sale to join all of their fees I have no idea what to expect as far as pricing and finding out what the fees would be by eBay thanks a lot great show
I wish that I could get into selling books, but I am allergic to the paper dust! They used to call me "Sneezy" in my last job (accounting clerk)! (And allergy meds tend to make me "Sleepy" or "Dizzy". Oops! That last one is not an official dwarf!)
All your videos are food 4 my brain 🧠 thanks
I been selling since 2009 100% feedback and I do 100k up to 300k per year which 30k profits per 100k just depends on how much I list since I work a full time job too.
My main sales is TCG Pokémon YGO MTG . Am now trying new things like makeup. Just too see if I can further my online sales
10-Books on Amazon! Crazy and I remember that video!
19-Furniture? Big and bulky but somebody is selling it!
Been thinking of trying my hand at reselling. Thanks for the feedback!
Do it
Really interested in the ties!
Help I can’t find the webinar for flipping books.
15 Sports coats etc. hmmmmm looking sharp pays!
Thanks, good info.
Glad it was helpful!
All these are great! I totally forgot I used to sell books on Amazon in the early 2000s. I think I may revisit that... did you mention you had a link for a course/webinar from your friend Avery? Stoked for your mom's book business! Thanks for this insightful video.
What’s your favorite scanning app for books
im gonna go to all the yard sales and go tie crazy
Thank you! Helpful
5- shoes used? It’s beyond me but great shoes have profit!
Sporting good items and board games
I hate picking up electronics! If they’re given to me for free I will look them over and try to price them accordingly and see if they work etc. so on. But as a reseller I don’t like buying them it’s too risky they are broken a lot of times and people lie and then you like you said they want a lot of money and you don’t know if they even work so I just don’t deal with them. But I deal with just about anything else except for electronics and again only if they’re free and given to me
Mug life! ✌️😎 T-shirts are my favorite though.
Please do a video about the insane new
EBAY ITEM SPECIFICS, Recommendations & Requirements. You must have Hundreds. PLEASE HELP US manage this new listing Hurdle.
No you dont need hundreds lol. Ebay is extremely easy