Yes, it automatically adds giveaway items to your boxes. However, it charges you for shipping depending on weight/if that person has purchased something and already paid some shipping, etc.

Yes, that's the COG (cost of goods) column.

Listing is easy, but it is time consuming and I simply won't get as many done as I need to. $1 per listing is totally worth it to me for the time savings!

I found it wasn't making me enough profit for the effort I was putting in so I stopped doing it. I miss it for sure, but the profit just wasn't there for me. Plus, it was hard to find time to do shows when I have kids in the house all the time.

I haven't tried Flyp so I can't say much about it, but I do love Vendoo :)

Hi! I actually have a video all about it. It's one of my last ones if you go to my channel.

@HustleSlow thank you

@@Westcoast10 I have to agree! I got some great deals when I went years ago. This time it was so hard to find something that I knew would be a good buy.

@ yea it’s really sad, one of my niches is shoes and last time I went the same branded pallets of shoes I use to be able to buy for $7.50 a unit is now $15 per unit, there’s just no money in that.

That's one of the things I do when review the listing before posting.

You're welcome, Mike! I highly recommend it. It makes it so much more enjoyable.

Hi Mike, I can help you list ☺️ I been helping reseller for 5 years now. please send me a message would love to talk. Thank you!

It’s great to hear about your experience with fashion throughout the decades! If you can spot good vintage like that, I think you're golden :)

@@HustleSlow That is a sweet thing to say! Thank you😊Yes... my parents were Homesteaders and Outfitters so we had guests from around the world. At 14 I admired a retired fashion designer from Italy's Levi jeans, I had the exact ones but it didn't look like hers, She gladly taught me how to dry-fit my jeans and cotton clothes. For example... you're looking at a rack of vintage jeans, let's say 3 pairs of the same brand, size, length, same cut/style/lot, etc yet all 3 hang differently even though the wear is similar. One looks tattered, frayed, and smaller by a size or two. (likely washed and fully dried on high heat without turning inside out and ensuring zipper and buttons are securely closed. The zipper not only tatters the material, esp. around the zipper area, and it has shrunk weirdly, and the buttons don't fit the buttonhole properly or not at all. Snap-on buttons lose shape and form making them pop off easily from extreme heat and banging in the dryer...jeans are heavy when wet. (hard on embellishment and embroidered designs) Another may be shapeless and blah, it's in good shape but you see it as off, stiff, and crunchy. For these jeans, ( The cotton needs to be descaled from the buildup of cheap laundry soap...pink soap, also known as Zote or a good Castile soap with high fat content in the bathtub works well. I rinse and repeat until the water stops turning nicotine yellow...sometimes it'll extract a glue-like residue. (my opinion without naming the product...I think this is from using those beautiful smelling, tiny, and colorful little beads we use as a fabric softener...if you know you know) I find it stays in my fabric if I'm using a crappy wash machine or not using proper cycles because I don't always find it sticking to the fibers of my clothing so I still use them, I just make sure I don't use to much and rinse 2x) yet one Jean looks form fitting and the jean fabric feels soft with a silky finish. It was likely dry-fitted upon purchase. My comment is getting too long, I'll add a comment below to explain what I know of dry fitting.

So today's fashion emulates dry fitting, but it will not have the same form-fitting effect on you because those faded lines weren't faded to your body shape. She recommended I take my measurements and buy jeans half to one size bigger than my size. (Not necessary but I wear homemade waterproof undergarments to protect myself or I get smurf skin) If I don't want the fabric color to fade I put salt in the water to set the color of my jeans esp. if they are black or silver-toned jeans. So there are a few ways you can do this, whatever works for you will have the same effect. You'd dip your jeans into HOT water, and wear your brand-new jeans until they dry on you. This shrinks and shapes your jeans to your body after 2 or 3 times doing this...those jeans will keep that shape because the cotton has shrunk on your body frame after which drying is not as damaging, thing is, if you accidentally over dry, this gives you the room to reshape your fabric because you've maxed out the shrinkage space already so it's easier to refresh that fabric. You can manipulate the color by using hot or cold water for the first dip depending If you want the faded crease lines...you can do that by wearing them sitting in the sun or warm room until it's fully dry or sitting if you want the faded creasing to start developing in usually 3-4 dry washes, you can even use a blow dryer if the sun is playing peekaboo, If outside you'd sit down, and use a hose with water as hot as you can handle and only wet your front pocket area and behind the knees. This shrinks to your curves first. Or a simple Jug of hot water works too. I do this at the beach with hot water in a thermos, whatever works lol Fun fading or color setting and creasing can be created on jeans by playing with this method. a lot of today's fashions attempts to imitate these home DIY fabric adventures of the early days, the difference is...those lines and fading don't fit your form in a way that highlights your body. You don't need high-end jeans to do this, have fun by buying jeans in your budget, using your measurements. I do this with T-shirts and my cotton button-up blouses so I can avoid ironing by simply hang drying, not even joking, I even do this with my cotton undergarments...they last longer without that nasty butt sag lol. Hopefully I'm making sense here?

I LOVE reselling, but man, listing is hard no matter how long you've been doing it.

Hi Bobbie, I can help you list ☺️ I been helping reseller for 5 years now. please send me a message would love to talk. Thank you!

I'm so sorry that happened to you!

@HustleSlow I'm pretty upset...but in the end, I'm the one who kept swiping

Yes, I do believe that it does count towards your plan. One thing you might be able to do is go with a higher plan for the first month and then lower it after that. The Vendoo team might also have some suggestions for you. Once you sign up, you can easily contact support and they usually get back to me within 24 hours or so!

Honestly, I still don't have an LLC and don't know enough to answer. Sorry! This might be a better question for an accountant or lawyer.

Definitely lots more competition! Thanks for watching :)

That's so odd. I'll have to check if that's happening to me because I haven't noticed.

I haven't tried free shipping in probably 2 years, but in the few times I had tested it, it didn't seem to make a big enough difference. I may try it again this year on lightweight items to see if it helps!

@@Thatswhatsuptv Style matters just as much as brand! It all depends. I recommend looking up the items you have to see if any of it sells well.

I mean kind of both. More a time commitment, but the money follows that as well.

I agree it's worth it IF you're willing to make it work. It is simple in a way that you're just buying stuff to sell, but it's not simple in the sense that you need to be able to make sure you're selling stuff people actually want which is by far the trickiest part. Thank you for your comment!

@@HustleSlow You are welcome. thank you for taking the time to read your viewers comments and engage with them.

It's such a fun side hustle! I also think I'll always do it.

@@t.j.sanders4213 I would say it depends on the category. If you’re doing clothes, Poshmark. Anything else probably eBay. It’s more complicated but better at getting sales than other options.

I have alot of home decor and have thought about selling children's clothes. Thanks so much for responding to my question!😊

@@heather2000 yes! I love helping people find what they’re looking for that otherwise might be overlooked. Thanks for commenting

@@JenniferWintergerst take the time to find the best sourcing opportunities in your area! Thrift stores, discount stores, etc.

888 lot is great

Thank you.

@@julieg1414 I will too!! I can’t seem to get away from it 🤣

Yes, I put my stuff in totes and organized. I buy pallets.

@@1cruiselvr656 are you using eBay’s labels? That’s what I use. When you do shipping make sure you look at all the options because often eBay will choose faster shipping and not what’s cheaper.

​@@HustleSlowI buy shipping from USPS through ebay but even Ground is not 4 or 5 dollars. What do you use for packing clothing?

@@jennifercarney1762 haha no worries! I do the same thing. I want to sell stuff now not in months.

Other resellers really thank you for that.

Lots of great tips and I'm so happy it's working for you! I did spend lots of time at shows too but man, I need to spend less time on my phone not more 😂 plus I'd end up buying stuff and there goes any profit I made!

@@mikelaplante7873 you’re welcome!!

@@grabzndealz8213 you’re welcome!

@@samanthadarbonne4736 that’s one annoying thing about the app. On the website you can!

I’m losing my mind. I saw it one time (and you could pick used) but now the option is gone. So confused.

Same, but I’m based in the US

you're welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful :)

@@MyrnaB that’s awesome! I think as long as you have a good one (style, condition, etc) and you price right, it can still sell well.

@ true. So I did end up going to the bins today even though I didn’t do not one photo lol only spent $20 though. I found some Sorel women’s sneakers! They are so cute in perfect condition. Hope they fit me lol

@ nice!! If not you know they’ll sell ☺️

It's definitely a time saver! You're welcome :)