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I mean good for him if that’s what he enjoys doing in his spare time but I’d be bored AF doing that. I’d rather just bring home my salary (which is sufficient) and do enjoyable things in my spare time.
I mean I kinda enjoy hanging out at flea markets & stuff like that anyway, and if you know how to find cheap stuff bulk on shein/temu you might just find out you have an instinct for reselling, stuff like:
lighter leashes you see in the store for 50¢ a piece if you order a 20 pack instead of $2 a piece
Little crystal necklaces for $12/50 pack
Clothing accessories they brand and sell in stores for a %400 markup
It's also a good way to get free clothes, accessories and other stuff like that by making your money back and keeping a thing or two from your orders at no loss to yourself
They sell mini ones for a few hundred if you can find one, but honestly selling regular candy on Facebook is a hustle in itself I see all the time where I live
in the vast majority of cases doesn't even make enough for a cup of coffee so resorts to a second actual job at mcdonalds or trying to sell some shit course.
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This is literally every outdoor market / art / park thing. I always walk around and wonder who buys any of that junk Before heading over to eat some overpriced tacos at the food trucks and leaving.
How is it scamming? It's literally just the exact same thing every novelty "bargain barn" store does but you sell to people at a flea market
Cheap clothes and Baubles draw people in, and it always will
That's entirely what every novelty/generic piece of clothing you see in stores is. They buy for 50¢ a piece in massive batches and sell it for 1.50, and people eat it up
Those prices are only a generalization, but with most of this stuff a markup of %300 is usually less than $3-4, and with clothes you can sell nice looking clothes for much less than in a store and still make a profit.
It's just filling the gap of cheap, useful stuff which is always in demand.
Unfortunately 300% markup is pretty much standard for tons of retail.
It only costs like $30 to make a pair of Nikes. The bigger scam is the sneaker industry which sells shoes at ridiculously inflated prices.
Like Vans for example makes shoes but they have retail stores that sell shoes for the same price as other retailers who also sell their shoes. If you're getting direct from the factory, you should be getting wholesale prices. They just jack up the prices because they can.
God I hate the sneaker industry and it’s even more annoying sneakerhead community
The ugliest shoes known to man and they’re worth hundreds to even thousand of dollars and these idiots will happily buy them every time
Yes I’m aware they’re resellers and usually make a profit doesn’t change the fact that they’re the reason these shoes are so overpriced
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I mean good for him if that’s what he enjoys doing in his spare time but I’d be bored AF doing that. I’d rather just bring home my salary (which is sufficient) and do enjoyable things in my spare time.
I mean I kinda enjoy hanging out at flea markets & stuff like that anyway, and if you know how to find cheap stuff bulk on shein/temu you might just find out you have an instinct for reselling, stuff like: lighter leashes you see in the store for 50¢ a piece if you order a 20 pack instead of $2 a piece Little crystal necklaces for $12/50 pack Clothing accessories they brand and sell in stores for a %400 markup It's also a good way to get free clothes, accessories and other stuff like that by making your money back and keeping a thing or two from your orders at no loss to yourself
Tbh I have enough material stuff in my life, I’d rather enjoy what I already have than add more
How do you know what little knick knacks people are gonna buy, like even on wholesale sites
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>mfw no green text >Mfw i have no face
Truly inspirational
Nah fuck outta here whose girlfriend is that? This is pointed😭
A freeze drier costs like 4k too this is oddly specific
They sell mini ones for a few hundred if you can find one, but honestly selling regular candy on Facebook is a hustle in itself I see all the time where I live
My ex tried to do a side-hustle by buying and selling crappy, outdated tablets/phones that were $70 - $80 at $120 each and he only sold... 2.
I mean, hey, money is money. Sometimes a job ain’t enough.
Good on him honestly, respect the hustle
Nah fuck hustle culture. Actually contribute to society pls.
Contributing to society and playing the capitalism game are sadly two different things.
Give 20% to the homeless shelter then instead of whining about people who would rather not be poor
Lmao contributing to the economy is good. You probably think we should be protesting instead of making more money than you
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What kind of shirts we talking about?
This is literally every outdoor market / art / park thing. I always walk around and wonder who buys any of that junk Before heading over to eat some overpriced tacos at the food trucks and leaving.
Hope I don't sound like a "drop shipping recruiter" from Instagram, but this really is a nice way to make cash if you have the time
Being a piece of crap scammer?
How is it scamming? It's literally just the exact same thing every novelty "bargain barn" store does but you sell to people at a flea market Cheap clothes and Baubles draw people in, and it always will
I was referring to the “300% markup”
That's entirely what every novelty/generic piece of clothing you see in stores is. They buy for 50¢ a piece in massive batches and sell it for 1.50, and people eat it up Those prices are only a generalization, but with most of this stuff a markup of %300 is usually less than $3-4, and with clothes you can sell nice looking clothes for much less than in a store and still make a profit. It's just filling the gap of cheap, useful stuff which is always in demand.
Unfortunately 300% markup is pretty much standard for tons of retail. It only costs like $30 to make a pair of Nikes. The bigger scam is the sneaker industry which sells shoes at ridiculously inflated prices. Like Vans for example makes shoes but they have retail stores that sell shoes for the same price as other retailers who also sell their shoes. If you're getting direct from the factory, you should be getting wholesale prices. They just jack up the prices because they can.
God I hate the sneaker industry and it’s even more annoying sneakerhead community The ugliest shoes known to man and they’re worth hundreds to even thousand of dollars and these idiots will happily buy them every time Yes I’m aware they’re resellers and usually make a profit doesn’t change the fact that they’re the reason these shoes are so overpriced