I've been selling on ebay for about 10 years now, this guy is spot on. Everything he shows is in great, used condition. That's so important, the other for me when estate sale hunting is SMOKE FREE. Non smokers can tell right away when they open the package.
I saw your interview with Kevin and watched all of your videos. I appreciate the time and effort you put into making them. I really enjoyed all of them.
Thanks for the video but: most people who hit the garage/estate sales know about old Christmas decorations/lights ,rotary phones,old Masons,yearbooks,old hand held games. That said....I love your videos. Very informative. Don't forget Paint by Numbers too :-)
It's true! Just moved into my grandmother's old house which is basically like living inside of an estate sale. She has bags and bags of vintage vaccum bags and all her original vaccum cleaners. While I don't think I'll ever run out, I thought I'll have to replace these on eBay!
Most mason jars go for 4-5 dollars unless they are really old and we all know that really old mason jars will never be in a thrift store. Not sure what that is all about.
I don't mean never but very rarely. Thrift stores do not typically have any real antiques. Some give preference to local antique dealers. That I am sure of.
Because you buy them for less than a dollar, and get 5-10 dollars from each one. If I buy 20 mason jars for $20. Then sell each for $5. I have an $80 profit. Or a total of $100 in my pocket.
the old xmas lites will have brass on the bulb's bottoms, the copper is in the wire (if you can cut off, remove the insulation-i just left it on). the rotary telephone is still usable, and once our electricity goes out, you can still use the phone (it has its own power). if not, you can harvest the parts, it has brass, steel, and copper inside, along w/ components that you can use for electronic projects (crystal radios, SW radios,ect.) good video!
That was a really fun video. I had not thought to sell any of those items, I will keep my eyes open to the possibilities now that the weather is getting warmer and we will be into yard sale season.
What makes it tough to sell items like phones or heavy cheap items is the shipping. No one wants to pay $20 for an item and you have to charge $20 for shipping. I tend to stay away from cheaper heavy items to sell online. Thanks.
Very true as a seller. But as a buyer, people will hunt out these specific things and there's really nowhere else to buy them. That makes them valuable, so just set your price. I absolutely have been in the market for a yellow rotary for years and now that I just bought a house I'm ready to buy. Ebay will be where I look. As far as anything too heavy or hard to ship, I use local Craigslist for that. Works great.
Great video, very helpful. Contrary to what someone else said, I know quite a bit of buying/re-selling trends and things that hold value and there was a lot on here I didn't know. No idea about yearbooks. I have a bunch, are they valuable without having famous people in them?
Great video. A real eye-opener. I picked up a 90 year old Ivy League college yearbook from an estate sale but since I didn't recognize anyone famous I just kept it as a curio. Thanks.
Another great video. I'll be on the lookout for vintage Xmas lights When you buy yearbooks, do you just scoop them all up, or do you have any criteria for choosing which ones to buy. Love the painting and drawing instruction books. They always sell fast.
Thanks for the video... cool stuff. My mother had those Christmas lights on her tree. Brings back great memories... did you know a few years ago wall mart was selling those lights? I think it was wall mart might have been the DG.
Buy expensive stuff on craigslist and resell. Always agree on the price you will buy for before meeting at a convenient place. It helps if you dont care that you buy/sell stolen stuff. I try to mainly deal with phones or things that can fit into my pockets so im always available to sell or buy
I just found you. Thank you for your time in letting me know about these things. I had no clue. I'm either what you'd call a collector or a pack rat. So many items, so little time. Thanks again
Some of those old bubble lights had fire hazard issues. That is why they were discontinued for some years. I would be kind of leery about selling those.
Bubble lights are only really worth anything if they're in near perfect condition and in it's original box. I myself have paid for them but I'd never by random old strings they die too easily. Even mine which I got in great condition are now not the best. But I know some people who still have theirs in perfect shape because they took great care of them. Bubble lights are tricky to keep protected.
Dallas, Thanks ! I'm intrigued by all of this. Do you use a set price, buy it now, best offer or start with bidding , to create a bidding war? Thanks Mark
I commented on one of the other videos but I wanted to say again, thanks for the great videos! My mom is big on the picking thing and she does seem to be pretty good at it and get a lot of good stuff but I've noticed lately she also tends to just buy things sometimes and thinks it's worth more than it is haha Anyways, sometimes I sell the stuff and a lot of it is good but I usually try to sell the stuff that goes for more rather than the smaller items. If you sell a lot of the smaller items though, it adds up so that's definitely a good idea. I sold a lot of stuff last year and then kind of got bored with it but just today I got back into it again so I'll have to try to find some of these items. We currently don't really need more stuff as we have a LOT already but I think I'm going to show her both of these top 10 videos and maybe some of your other ones and see if she can find me some of this stuff to sell. I think I'll also go through the garage and house and see if I can find any of these items - I'm sure we probably have quite a few lying around. I'm actually trying to save up for chickens and have to have enough to build the coop by February 10th (my dad can only work on it weekends and only until April because we have a boat too he needs to start getting ready then) and want to get to the items before my brother does which is why I randomly decided to get back into eBay today. :P I only need about $250 so it should be pretty easy to get that but as I'm sure you know, it takes a while to sell and get your money, so I don't have much time. ANYWAYS. I got off on a bit of a tangent there so I apologize but great video(s)!
hi! great video!! would you recommend the electronics games work to sell, or do collectors care whether they work or not? if so - do you shop the sales with batteries in your car just in case?
funny how things take off. Mason jars is a good for instance. Showed up with tons of ideas on Pinterest and everyone wants them. Beware of the new ones and ones that have been stained to look old.
The best thing to do is look on ebay to see what is getting the bids. I have watched a few of these videos (by different people) and they say things like sell shirts with snaps. I go to ebay and enter shirt with snap buttons and there are many that have no bids, and the sale ends in one hour or a few minutes. Of course people might be holding out for the last minute to bid, but I would think some newbies would be bidding early. So do your research.
Thanks for the great information . Subbed and liked . Keep up the great work , time to browse thru your other videos , Peace and best of luck from Australia
Thanks for this. I watched this yesterday and went to a flea market today and sure enough picked up a tortoise rotary dial phone that normally I would have not enough noticed for $5.
I have a question is Ebay reliable because there is something that i want to buy and it cost a lot and i never got anything from them before and this will be my first time i only shop on Amazon but they don't have what i want so can anyone answer that question with all honesty?????/
@@KentPetersonmoney I'm a few years older and we didn't have them in my household but both my grandmothers did. So I have very fond memories of them and love having them around and using them. Impossible to call customer service though because everything is automated now and they don't give the option for rotary anymore.
It's people like you - giving the secrets away - who's to blame for many Goodwills posting directly on eBay themselves, or else pricing stuff out of reach. Why ruin a good thing?
DALLAS MOORE i'm glad i didn't say that, only "people like you," meaning you are a component, like many here on youtube, parading their vanity? It's my best guess. Anyway, some Goodwills are devoting some major square footage to online auctions now. Why, i have asked. Because why shouldn't we make some too, is the typical answer. How do they know this is happening? Flagrant buyers, boasting in-store and online. Of course envy should set in, even by the slow and weary, of course. Scrounging, traditionally, as been an under-the-radar affair. I've been one for over a decade, as i've watched thrift prices rise and treasures posted straight online
Eric Day its people like u that allow me not to need to work for a living.. GW is no longer the goldmine it used to be.. rural garage and estate sales are $$... but the big $ is in vintage electronics. microprocessors, boards , tubes conectors manuals u name it. a PHD. worth of knowldge almost required but WHOA!!!...
How do you know what the numbers are in old mason jars? My mom passed 3 years ago and I have 4 storages of antiques I saw probably 100 blue mason jars while packing her stuff up
Dallas, love your videos. Let me ask you something please. I am just going to get started buying and selling. Do you sell on Amazon? If not why, and why do you prefer ebay? I am torn which one to use. Please help me. I am 60 years old and need to make some money. Thank you. Becky
don't forget old garage door opener remotes! Generally 25-50 cents and to the right person(eg:lazy folks) they sell for 20-25 dollars each. Also not hard to store or ship.
Thank you, Dallas, for your video! I'm contemplating selling on ebay, but I've read negative comments about doing that, that maybe etsy would be a better place... Nonetheless, I appreciate your experience with what sells. BTW, what about Beanie Bables? Any suggestions about how to sell them?
@RLSO812: A 30% Seller fee imposed by eBay?!?!? Is that for online stores? I haven't been charged that kind of percentage, but I just sell individual items at auction.
looked up old mason jars, i wasnt shocked at all, every once in a while a couple sell for $10, REALLY old ones sell for about 5-10, and of course the rare stuff sells like crazy, yearbooks dont seem to do well, unless as you say they have famous people in them, shoes can sell well if you have the right ones, the phones all depend on the manufacturer
lemostjoyousrenegade I am just me thanks for watching, be sure to check out my facebook page Picking Live.
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Generous? He's general with his info - and not mentioning the reality - that most of these items are NOT overlooked and hunted down like they are people's last meal ticket. A bit of exaggeration going on here.
goatstaog See things as you see them and I'll continue to see things as I see them. No need to try to change another's viewpoint, mate. Unless, of course, you want to wear yourself out trying real hard to do so; in vain.
Are all the items you have here in perfect/near perfect condition? Such as writing in yearbooks, painted pictures in instruction books, do Christmas lights work, etc.? Thanks
+Here Today 3381 Most of the old soles the rubber has hardened. So as soon as someone wore them they would crack or pull away from the canvas etc. So what are people doing with these shoes?
Agree with everything except I would be afraid to put those old Xmas lights on my tree for fear of fire from old electrical cords! The old rotary phones are good but never thought of old yearbooks, & I wish I had those art books! Thanks
I just don't understand why people feel the need to always be negative on someone's else's video. Nobody is forcing you to watch, if you don't like the video than don't watch it. Stay down and Stay Broke.
I truly believe these negative people who always making negative comments are very insecure. If these people were to take any type of online course will know you should always be positive in commenting and encourage the individual in their comments, even when giving constructive criticisms. Nobody is perfect and not too many people going to be influenced by negative comments. The negative comments reflect back to the individuals who are making these comments. Positive comments reflects back to you in a positive way. Try it...
The red phones go for almost double what the others do. Anything red as far as household appliances is always hotter than the same things in other colors
Oh bs an old pair of Nikes for $290 this probably gets paid to promote E-bay. I used to sell a lot on FeeBay it was good when I started then they kept raising and adding fees until it wasn't worth it.
Very helpful, Dallas! COOL NAME! I m just starting my ebay business, so your video is very much appreciated! Thank you for sharing! I hope I can reach out to you from time to time for advice?
oddly what you do well with I do not. Find that with other sellers too, they do well with a few kinds of things, I do not. I do well with stuff they can't seem to sell tho. Weird how that works.
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I've been selling on ebay for about 10 years now, this guy is spot on. Everything he shows is in great, used condition. That's so important, the other for me when estate sale hunting is SMOKE FREE. Non smokers can tell right away when they open the package.
I am so thankful that you are back doing videos!!!!!! I started ebay a little over a year ago and you have been a huge encouragement.
Thanks for the kind words, glad I can help!
I saw your interview with Kevin and watched all of your videos. I appreciate the time and effort you put into making them. I really enjoyed all of them.
Thanks for the video but: most people who hit the garage/estate sales know about old Christmas decorations/lights ,rotary phones,old Masons,yearbooks,old hand held games. That said....I love your videos. Very informative. Don't forget Paint by Numbers too :-)
Awesome video as always. One thing I always pick up are old unopened vacuum cleaner bags. Lots of people still own their old vacuum cleaners.
It's true! Just moved into my grandmother's old house which is basically like living inside of an estate sale. She has bags and bags of vintage vaccum bags and all her original vaccum cleaners. While I don't think I'll ever run out, I thought I'll have to replace these on eBay!
Most mason jars go for 4-5 dollars unless they are really old and we all know that really old mason jars will never be in a thrift store. Not sure what that is all about.
It says thrift stores, garage sales, and estate sales in the title. I have found tons at estate sale.
"we all know that really old mason jars will never be in a thrift store"....why is that?
I don't mean never but very rarely. Thrift stores do not typically have any real antiques. Some give preference to local antique dealers. That I am sure of.
DALLAS MOORE You are right. I guess I was just thinking of thrift stores when I commented.
Because you buy them for less than a dollar, and get 5-10 dollars from each one.
If I buy 20 mason jars for $20. Then sell each for $5. I have an $80 profit. Or a total of $100 in my pocket.
Great video, I have an Ebay store, now I will keep my eye's open for these items.
I still have my year books from 1958 up
the old xmas lites will have brass on the bulb's bottoms, the copper is in the wire (if you can cut off, remove the insulation-i just left it on).
the rotary telephone is still usable, and once our electricity goes out, you can still use the phone (it has its own power). if not, you can harvest the parts, it has brass, steel, and copper inside, along w/ components that you can use for electronic projects (crystal radios, SW radios,ect.)
good video!
That was a really fun video. I had not thought to sell any of those items, I will keep my eyes open to the possibilities now that the weather is getting warmer and we will be into yard sale season.
Thank you very much! I have been selling on EBay for years but never made much money. I will start seeking out some of these items. Thanks again!
Yes, rotary phones are a fast and profitable sale! I stopped selling luggage because it's a slow sale (but, highly profitable)
What makes it tough to sell items like phones or heavy cheap items is the shipping. No one wants to pay $20 for an item and you have to charge $20 for shipping. I tend to stay away from cheaper heavy items to sell online. Thanks.
Serby yeah shipping will get you. there been items I thought would cost like $3 to ship and it in up being $10.
Very true as a seller. But as a buyer, people will hunt out these specific things and there's really nowhere else to buy them. That makes them valuable, so just set your price. I absolutely have been in the market for a yellow rotary for years and now that I just bought a house I'm ready to buy. Ebay will be where I look. As far as anything too heavy or hard to ship, I use local Craigslist for that. Works great.
thanks so much for your help and input! How do you know which items to list as an auction and which to list as a buy it now?
Great video, very helpful. Contrary to what someone else said, I know quite a bit of buying/re-selling trends and things that hold value and there was a lot on here I didn't know. No idea about yearbooks. I have a bunch, are they valuable without having famous people in them?
Great video. A real eye-opener. I picked up a 90 year old Ivy League college yearbook from an estate sale but since I didn't recognize anyone famous I just kept it as a curio. Thanks.
Love it...you and JoshLevineSpeaks are my favorites right now.
Hey great to see you uploading again. Really love your videos.
Another great video. I'll be on the lookout for vintage Xmas lights When you buy yearbooks, do you just scoop them all up, or do you have any criteria for choosing which ones to buy. Love the painting and drawing instruction books. They always sell fast.
Yea I pick them all up unless it was a middle school or something. But high school and university yes I do.
Thanks for the video... cool stuff. My mother had those Christmas lights on her tree. Brings back great memories... did you know a few years ago wall mart was selling those lights? I think it was wall mart might have been the DG.
Do you pay for the shipping and handling? or the customer pay for shipping and handling?
Buy expensive stuff on craigslist and resell. Always agree on the price you will buy for before meeting at a convenient place. It helps if you dont care that you buy/sell stolen stuff. I try to mainly deal with phones or things that can fit into my pockets so im always available to sell or buy
Dallas, greatly appreciated! just bought some old starbucks mugs thanks to your suggestions. love the new haircut. :)
I just found you. Thank you for your time in letting me know about these things. I had no clue. I'm either what you'd call a collector or a pack rat. So many items, so little time. Thanks again
Some of those old bubble lights had fire hazard issues. That is why they were discontinued for some years. I would be kind of leery about selling those.
Bubble lights are only really worth anything if they're in near perfect condition and in it's original box. I myself have paid for them but I'd never by random old strings they die too easily. Even mine which I got in great condition are now not the best. But I know some people who still have theirs in perfect shape because they took great care of them. Bubble lights are tricky to keep protected.
Dallas, Thanks ! I'm intrigued by all of this. Do you use a set price, buy it now, best offer or start with bidding , to create a bidding war? Thanks
Mark
I commented on one of the other videos but I wanted to say again, thanks for the great videos!
My mom is big on the picking thing and she does seem to be pretty good at it and get a lot of good stuff but I've noticed lately she also tends to just buy things sometimes and thinks it's worth more than it is haha
Anyways, sometimes I sell the stuff and a lot of it is good but I usually try to sell the stuff that goes for more rather than the smaller items. If you sell a lot of the smaller items though, it adds up so that's definitely a good idea.
I sold a lot of stuff last year and then kind of got bored with it but just today I got back into it again so I'll have to try to find some of these items.
We currently don't really need more stuff as we have a LOT already but I think I'm going to show her both of these top 10 videos and maybe some of your other ones and see if she can find me some of this stuff to sell. I think I'll also go through the garage and house and see if I can find any of these items - I'm sure we probably have quite a few lying around.
I'm actually trying to save up for chickens and have to have enough to build the coop by February 10th (my dad can only work on it weekends and only until April because we have a boat too he needs to start getting ready then) and want to get to the items before my brother does which is why I randomly decided to get back into eBay today. :P
I only need about $250 so it should be pretty easy to get that but as I'm sure you know, it takes a while to sell and get your money, so I don't have much time.
ANYWAYS.
I got off on a bit of a tangent there so I apologize but great video(s)!
hi! great video!! would you recommend the electronics games work to sell, or do collectors care whether they work or not?
if so - do you shop the sales with batteries in your car just in case?
funny how things take off. Mason jars is a good for instance. Showed up with tons of ideas on Pinterest and everyone wants them. Beware of the new ones and ones that have been stained to look old.
Great video, first one of yours I've watched. Do you have a preferred selling method, auction or fixed price?
How do you know how much to ask for or start bidding for? thanks
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
I am really enjoying all the new videos! Thanks! :)
Thank you for watching!
Great tip on those vintage tennis shoes, BTW. I just looked at completed listings, and they do sell for big $$$$'s!
The best thing to do is look on ebay to see what is getting the bids. I have watched a few of these videos (by different people) and they say things like sell shirts with snaps. I go to ebay and enter shirt with snap buttons and there are many that have no bids, and the sale ends in one hour or a few minutes. Of course people might be holding out for the last minute to bid, but I would think some newbies would be bidding early. So do your research.
Do the rotary phones need to be in working condition to sell well?
You rock DM! Looking forward to your interview on the hangout tonight. Peace!
Thank you for the video, on the tennis shoes I know they are from the 70's but were they worn or brand new from that era?
when you sell on eBay, are you setting minimum price or no starting price?
What makes the mason jars with the number 13 so valuable?
How does one date the shoes? and or even clothing in general?
Great video, very helpful. I appreciate you putting it on here and giving out great ideas.
Great video, DM! Hey, what kind of shirt are you wearing??
What is the best software to manage listings, inventory and fiscals with for ebay?
Thanks for the great information . Subbed and liked . Keep up the great work , time to browse thru your other videos , Peace and best of luck from Australia
Thanks for this. I watched this yesterday and went to a flea market today and sure enough picked up a tortoise rotary dial phone that normally I would have not enough noticed for $5.
I have a question is Ebay reliable because there is something that i want to buy and it cost a lot and i never got anything from them before and this will be my first time i only shop on Amazon but they don't have what i want so can anyone answer that question with all honesty?????/
I love rotary telephones, the best ones and I still use them regaulrly!
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Emil Phoryew I'm 32 and never used this telephone in my life
Kent Peterson
By the time you came around the rotary telephone was pretty much phased out.
@@KentPetersonmoney I'm a few years older and we didn't have them in my household but both my grandmothers did. So I have very fond memories of them and love having them around and using them. Impossible to call customer service though because everything is automated now and they don't give the option for rotary anymore.
HI! I have a bag full of ty beanies and they are all retired and worth a lot of money. I was wandering if you knew how I can sell them.
oh and those shoes... do they need to appear somewhat unworn?
How much are you averaging per year in sales?
Thank you so much for your great videos! Just getting started selling on ebay, and you're a big help.
It's people like you - giving the secrets away - who's to blame for many Goodwills posting directly on eBay themselves, or else pricing stuff out of reach. Why ruin a good thing?
Eric Day Yea I am that guy! It is all my fault!
DALLAS MOORE i'm glad i didn't say that, only "people like you," meaning you are a component, like many here on youtube, parading their vanity? It's my best guess. Anyway, some Goodwills are devoting some major square footage to online auctions now. Why, i have asked. Because why shouldn't we make some too, is the typical answer. How do they know this is happening? Flagrant buyers, boasting in-store and online. Of course envy should set in, even by the slow and weary, of course. Scrounging, traditionally, as been an under-the-radar affair. I've been one for over a decade, as i've watched thrift prices rise and treasures posted straight online
Eric Day Don't get me wrong. I like you. I find your videos inspirational. I just suspect the endgame to be a darker one than is readily apparent.
Eric Day its people like u that allow me not to need to work for a living.. GW is no longer the goldmine it used to be.. rural garage and estate sales are $$... but the big $ is in vintage electronics. microprocessors, boards , tubes conectors manuals u name it. a PHD. worth of knowldge almost required but WHOA!!!...
Eric Day Two of my friends use this softwre with me. we love this software.? Still my favorite is po.st/1BhhGc
Is it better to do buy it now or auction it?
+patricia GAMBRELL My husband said it depends on the item. Real helpful I know.
Do u remove the price stickers from the thrift store items b4 u sell them on Ebay ?
How do you know what the numbers are in old mason jars? My mom passed 3 years ago and I have 4 storages of antiques I saw probably 100 blue mason jars while packing her stuff up
Look on the bottom of the jar.
Dallas, love your videos. Let me ask you something please. I am just going to get started buying and selling. Do you sell on Amazon? If not why, and why do you prefer ebay? I am torn which one to use. Please help me. I am 60 years old and need to make some money. Thank you. Becky
don't forget old garage door opener remotes! Generally 25-50 cents and to the right person(eg:lazy folks) they sell for 20-25 dollars each. Also not hard to store or ship.
Just starting out... found this very informational! Thanks so much for helping the newbies!
Thank you, Dallas, for your video! I'm contemplating selling on ebay, but I've read negative comments about doing that, that maybe etsy would be a better place... Nonetheless, I appreciate your experience with what sells. BTW, what about Beanie Bables? Any suggestions about how to sell them?
Angie Soderland Beanie babies? Give them away to little girls= worthless
@RLSO812: A 30% Seller fee imposed by eBay?!?!? Is that for online stores? I haven't been charged that kind of percentage, but I just sell individual items at auction.
looked up old mason jars, i wasnt shocked at all, every once in a while a couple sell for $10, REALLY old ones sell for about 5-10, and of course the rare stuff sells like crazy, yearbooks dont seem to do well, unless as you say they have famous people in them, shoes can sell well if you have the right ones, the phones all depend on the manufacturer
great informative video man really gave me some good pointers there on things i often overlook !
Thank you, very informative. I have a closet full of those old art books.
I saw some yearbooks from 20's and 40's they were marked $20 each. Should I have bought them.
I'd say no. Most of the people in them are dead, and their kids really aren't interested enough to be looking for these items on eBay.
I want a rotary phone, do you have any for sale?
You're AWESOME, Dallas! How generous you are! Thank you, beautiful soul! Best to you in every area of your life!
lemostjoyousrenegade I am just me thanks for watching, be sure to check out my facebook page Picking Live.
Generous? He's general with his info - and not mentioning the reality - that most of these items are NOT overlooked and hunted down like they are people's last meal ticket. A bit of exaggeration going on here.
goatstaog See things as you see them and I'll continue to see things as I see them. No need to try to change another's viewpoint, mate. Unless, of course, you want to wear yourself out trying real hard to do so; in vain.
Great video, thanks for posting. Believe it or not, old give away pencils, even used ones have a market depending on age & advertising companies.
Dallas, did you ever consider the fact that you're selling 60 year old Christmas lights and that the wiring may be brittle and cause a fire?
And? Thats up to the buyer to use them or not.
How to ship magazines because I am getting hassle at postal office because the magazines are so thin.
Are all the items you have here in perfect/near perfect condition? Such as writing in yearbooks, painted pictures in instruction books, do Christmas lights work, etc.? Thanks
Good Video used foot wear is such a large market made some sales because of this video thanks!
+Here Today 3381 Most of the old soles the rubber has hardened. So as soon as someone wore them they would crack or pull away from the canvas etc.
So what are people doing with these shoes?
Thank you, very nice of you to help others
What kind of camera do you use?
LOVE your videos...thanks for taking the time to share...good stuff!!!...lol
Do you list yearbooks under the school name ir under yearbooks?
Good video . I learned a little something this morning. good way to start my day.
Agree with everything except I would be afraid to put those old Xmas lights on my tree for fear of fire from old electrical cords! The old rotary phones are good but never thought of old yearbooks, & I wish I had those art books! Thanks
I just don't understand why people feel the need to always be negative on someone's else's video. Nobody is forcing you to watch, if you don't like the video than don't watch it. Stay down and Stay Broke.
Yeah, you tell em
I truly believe these negative people who always making negative comments are very insecure. If these people were to take any type of online course will know you should always be positive in commenting and encourage the individual in their comments, even when giving constructive criticisms. Nobody is perfect and not too many people going to be influenced by negative comments. The negative comments reflect back to the individuals who are making these comments. Positive comments reflects back to you in a positive way. Try it...
Old lunch boxes from movies or tv shows are really good
Love the Digital Diamond game. My brother and I used to play that for hours!
Memories!!
Great video Dallas. Professional looking video.
You know I never see those retro phones. I'd think there would be more around.
The red phones go for almost double what the others do. Anything red as far as household appliances is always hotter than the same things in other colors
So weird what people buy, lol :) Now I need to broaden my range! Love these ideas thanks for all the unique ideas. I also do lots.
Oh bs an old pair of Nikes for $290 this probably gets paid to promote E-bay. I used to sell a lot on FeeBay it was good when I started then they kept raising and adding fees until it wasn't worth it.
Very Helpful, thanks. Love stuff like this
take care
Does people mind getting the shoes they like with out the original shoe box
Thanks for the heads up. Great video
Thank you for making videos again I have missed them!!! Can you please tell me on the mason jars why is the number 13 important?
People are crazy and 13 was thought to be unlucky and many where broke.
DALLAS MOORE lol
thank YOU for the great lesson, I am new and it is really helpful thanks
Very helpful, Dallas! COOL NAME! I m just starting my ebay business, so your video is very much appreciated! Thank you for sharing! I hope I can reach out to you from time to time for advice?
TRUTH BE TOLD
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. Great video.
Whenever I'm out picking I just look down at my WWDD? bracelet. Its got me farther then my old WWEE? gangster chain I found in the dump...lol
I havn't seen any of that yet but, I'll sure watch out for it. Thanks...
Thanks! This is giving me more insight, I want to broaden my inventory. I have passed by some of those things. Uggh! At least now I know :)
nostalgia galore
Your awesome for sharing your info:)) Thanks 🌹
oddly what you do well with I do not. Find that with other sellers too, they do well with a few kinds of things, I do not. I do well with stuff they can't seem to sell tho. Weird how that works.
Thanks so much! Great advice.
like the tip about the rotary phones :)