Don’t Buy These at Garage Sales or Thrift Stores and Try to Resell Them on Ebay

[@Thetimecapsuletx]

I’ve been selling on eBay since 1998 and believe me, I have seen all the ups and downs. I have seen the worthless climb to unreal levels. I have seen items so desirable and expensive, crash to nothing. Being an old time dealer, your channel has been a learning experience. Ya gotta go with the flow!

[@learningacademy8234]

Good.

[@bd2864]

What is something that was worthless that climbed to unreal levels?

[@Thetimecapsuletx]

@@bd2864 toys from the 80’s and 90’s.

[@donnadelevieleuse9564]

I have a question. Do you clean all your items n if so what all do you use to clean it. Do you wash cloths or blankets ect ect..

[@alorralora]

I used to shop on Ebay ALL the time, before there was the Buy Now choice. I stopped because I never could win those darn auctions! someone would always pop in at the last second and bid and get it. Remember the pieces of food people would sell that had Mary's face, or Elvis' face on them? I got a kick out of it. I have a year old potato chip, on display, in the shape of a heart. I wonder if I could sell that? 😉

[@tellivision]

I haven't sold on ebay for about 20 years, but I decided to start up again after watching your videos, and other re sellers of course. You are by far the best for information that is actually helpful though. Im not doing it for a full time gig, just something for extra money, and I enjoy garage selling and thrifting with my grand daughter, so this gives me more of a reason to go out every weekend.

[@Losing4Life]

I was at an estate sale and the guy had a few pieces of 80’s new old stock Tupperware. As I was looking at them the guy running the sale asked me if I was interested in more of it. I said sure, I will take a look. We went in the house and after going back and forth I bought two full truckloads of new old stock Tupperware. I paid $600 for it and so far I have sold well over $3000 worth. I have 2 huge boxes full of just Tupperware salesman party prize giveaway pieces. There is probably $1-2000 in those 2 bins alone.

[@maryanne2939]

Love the Tupperware giveaways. Items I've never seen anywhere else

[@patriciaaxton9323]

I'm not surprised you sold so much of Tupperware. Their products were high quality. I almost bought a container at Dollar Tree the other day until I saw that the top didn't stay on. Some storage containers today are pure junk.

[@maryanne2939]

@@patriciaaxton9323 Tupperware is still sold new

[@alorralora]

so I thought I would check out your store because I LOVE Tupperware (especially a super large yellow bowl with lid (do you have one?!)). BUT, your store isn't on your youtube ID thingy when I click on your name. So, let me know what it is so I can look at your stuff. And, consider putting your store name somewhere in there. Thanks! 😁

[@stevedoyle5987]

I do well with Beanie Babies in my thrift booth. I do not sell them online, but have sold over 300 in the last year for over a $1000. Pay .25¢ to .50¢ for them. Quick and easy to sell in that format.

[@alfonsoalfonso647]

I bought a box of used digital cameras a couple years ago, for $2 each. All untested, with no chargers. I finally decided to list them a couple weeks ago. I ended up getting around $200 in profit. I was very surprised.

[@jamesjr5500]

For health reasons I've changed what I look for only picking up small items that I know sell good. I don't have the time or energy to deal with bulky items. I've even had to cut back on how many sales I go to. My sales have dropped since I'm not listing much thought about just stopping but I do enjoy doing this.

[@RandomStuff0303]

Shipped out 2 vhs, a hat and a mcds toy in my sales this morning. Full categories don’t die, you are spot on with this video!

[@karenzielke1350]

You taught me this category: Precious Moments! Only a few are worthwhile. My father-in-law used to work for them and I’ll probably inherit a boatload.

[@JulieLivingood]

The USUAL...all the experts out there criticizing you for picking what you do. However, how many of those experts are consistently staying the course, earning a living, and helping others? Kevin, keep on doing you.

[@tattooeddragon5500]

When my youngest son and I go to yard sales and we see something we dont know alot about we will make a note to research it when we get home. We learn alot about everything that way. Also if your kids enjoys yard sales me and him have a competition on items we havent looked up when we get home and we each pick one item and see whos is worth more. My kids are 19 and 23. They have been going to yard sales with me all their lives. They loved it when they were young because they got all kinds of stuff because it was cheap for me. Then it became fun looking for things you could buy cheap and sell for money. Now they have they knowledge to recognize items that are or could be valuable. They each have their own niche things they love and we rely on each others knowledge to find things of value. They have unknowingly learned a trade that now they have reached adulthood can help them to make a living.

[@liveandletlive9333]

Love your comment. Bit similar story with myself and my daughter.

[@whodidit99]

I think the issue is time. If you are continually looking for rare VHS, plush or Tupperware you are wasting time, costing yourself the opportunity to find the easier to find items. Because you have so much experience, you can recognize the few items in the bad categories and quickly identify them. Many, like myself who don't buy many collectible items, would have a hard time finding these items, but I do get lucky once in a while and find the odd ball profitable item in a bad category. The dvd category is dead. The case is usually worth more then the dvd with case and artwork, but there are a few titles that are worth money. I glance at the spines and find a profitable one once in a while. If I buy a lot, I won't pay more than 10cents per dvd, usually less. This was a fun video. Hope you do more of these type of video - instructive and entertaining.

[@carlagraca6022]

I think that Boyd's Bear is a winner because it's a cross category bear since it is also related to Christmas. I'd say if an item is multiple category and it's at a good price it is worth picking up.

[@HeyJudeThrifting]

A friend gave me a new with tags Vera Bradley bag she had in the back of her closet forever. Thought she’d never really use it and didn’t want anything for it, just didn’t want to give it to Goodwill. Turns out it was a limited edition valentines pattern that drew a lot of attention. Sold quickly for $38. All profit!

[@jacknakash2677]

I have encountered guys like you sir but in the American Civil War reenacting "community" and you would be known as a "stitch & bitcher" One; You know all about the stitching, maker, item quality, and what they're going for new and on resellers marketplace. 2.) You like to "brag" about what you got and for how much then you tell what you really it for. Three: In ACW you have "sutlers" who sell re we acting gear and supplies, boxes, etc.and you have a store and video everything then post your sales and study the "market" and how much (or little) money you made or make while forgetting the tragedy of the historical era and that's all that matters But good luck to you sir and don't count on me buying anything from your store or site l am "small potatoes" l admit it but Hope you have much success

[@carlagraca6022]

Also, video game sellers can say the category is dying but early computer and apple games 80s and 90s are on the up. Especially sealed ones. I grew up playing computer games and would love to find these in the wild but they''re not easy to find. They're definitely a BOLO.

[@danbeaulieu5567]

I’m an auctioneer. You would always hear the consigner complain that certain things sold low, I always say , yah but they paid 20 for a dollar item, it all evens out.

[@thegardenstatepicker]

I always pick up VHS horror. Especially 80’s. Even with mold (accurately listed as such), they sell lightning fast and for decent money. I’ve even got screeners before that have brought in hundreds. Sometimes they just speak to me to collect haha. I got a sealed Time Bandits one a couple weeks ago I’m keeping.

[@voodoopat5518]

I agree about NASCAR items. I’ve bought a bunch, and some items have sold well. But they are generally going to sit for a while. Also, sold comps tend to be all over the place.

[@hallowthrifty2961]

I live in Mooresville which is Race City in NC. Nascar teams everywhere, defunct Dale Earnhardt Inc is down the road. We are swimming n stuff here. I have picked up a few items at church sales for under a dollar. Mostly vintage shirts. Found a piece of car signed by Mark Martin for a buck. I avoid diecast.

[@joeykirby2274]

Big box 5.25" floppy disk games have done super good lately. If you can find them, they are super cheap usually. Check out sold comps on them. There are some crossover sets that have both the 5.25" and the 3.5" in them that do very good as well.

[@onemanstrash8233]

Good job Turner! Love your comedy!

[@christhegoose]

Waiting on an Enesco figurine of a beanie baby, holding a vhs, put out by McDonald's. That would be so uncool it would be cool.

[@commonwealthflipper]

lol now thats funny

[@kimede7798]

Kevin, too funny. I was going to say Avon and you said it before I could! I just bought 10 vintage bottles of Avon perfume for a dollar a piece at a yard sale. Sold them on eBay for between 14 and $27 and pretty fast! I only have one bottle left. Sweet Honesty, Passion and white diamonds are three of the best.

[@hunt4r214]

I used to be an everything seller for the most part. I’ve definitely tried to niche down a lot over the past year or so to things I really enjoy selling and am also more knowledgeable about. Ham radio equipment, gun parts and accessories, machinist tools, and a few other things but those are my main focuses.

[@LewgChueng]

I THINK ILL START BUYING THERE TOO! GREAT VIDEO!

[@SealAdobo]

I just recently sold a Vera Bradley bag and and then saw this video Vera Bradley bags are pretty nice well-made

[@DragonMastersFinds]

I’ve sold a few beanie babies that do very well. I can’t think of many of the top of my head except 2. There’s a dragon that’s marked from Wales and his matching bear(bear is only about $6-8 but sells great if you pair the 2 together). Both are a very bright red. And have the wales flag on them.

[@1eyedWYRM]

Older system games are worth more, definitely! Digital copy dominance only applies from Xbox one/PS4 on.

[@OriginalNethead]

One legit DON'T BUY IT for eBay is vintage mercury thermometers. They can't be sent through the mail and get pulled down if you list them. Might as well not bother. When it comes to jewelry, buying and selling, you have to know what you're doing. Sterling and gold are always good, but costume requires expertise. Most Avon jewelry isn't worth the effort, although the Liz Taylor line goes for real money. Most Sarah Coventry is just ballast, unless it was made for them by Delizza and Elster. Higher end vintage costume sells for fat bank, but the trick is finding it! I went out to a whole neighborhood tag sale last week, the weather turned last year's gold mine into this year's pile of tailings, and got zero jewelry. No one selling any. One estate sale I went to this year wouldn't put out any jewelry because they were afraid of thieves. (ever heard of having someone watch it? yeah, well) Another one would only sell to an "expert" and not us estate sale goes, many of who literally ARE experts. I found some at an estate sale on Saturday, but prices were insanely high for what they had. (5x what they should have been!) The prices are a HUGE problem; people research and want to sell for high prices to people who don't know what they're seeing.

[@queenbee9581]

I keep those mercury thermometers for myself!

[@josh33025]

I've picked up 527 and 560 Levi's jeans and they just sit. I sold 514s more than them and they were the "ones" to pick up.

[@jasteimel79]

I got 2 1/2 big bins of Tupperware over the weekend. A lot is new, the lady used to sell it. The half bin is all those little freebies including keychains. Not big money but it sells!

[@commonwealthflipper]

nice

[@marycarlson8837]

I love picking up and selling things that other resellers pass by. My business model. 😉

[@EuphoriaGaming444]

I just sold a Hot wax zombies on wheels VHS for $100! I didn’t see any listed & only 1 sold less than what I priced mine. It sold super fast.

[@alfonsoalfonso647]

GOOD Costume Jewelry is doing very well overall. The problem is FINDING IT, at a good price. When I put up a good piece, it doesn't stay up for long. I recently Sold a Costume Brooch, for $600. I paid $3 for it.

[@OriginalNethead]

If you find Schreiner going begging, money can be coined! D&E Easter Egg jewelry? Same thing. The trick is finding some worth selling at a low enough price point. I scored some Takahashi wooden birds about a decade ago for $6 the lot. Sold for well north of $200, and one of those went to the lady who literally wrote the book. I had one she didn't. They'd be worth even more now.

[@bat2275]

It is the same thing for 1980s Comics that used to go for strong money but not anymore. Unless you've got super high grade Spider-Man or X-Men or Batman

[@harleykittin5232]

I picked up the "Princess Bride" sealed VHS and sold it for $450.00

[@Yeshanu]

Inconceivable! 🙃

[@Lifeisshort5]

Agree with selling stuff others think suck. It's all about your knowledge of the product and presenting the item in nice condition. People will pay up a little on nicer items.

[@patriciaaxton9323]

I bought a Betsey Johnson quilted overnight bag from Ross that was under $25. I'd take Betsey Johnson's artistic designs any day over Vera Bradley's.

[@troygroff4512]

Good video Kevin. Where did you get the plush rack from? I have allot of plush for resale as well. Thanks!

[@AuthorRMRose]

I had that same Snoopy lunch box when I was a kid 😊Love your content.

[@2themaster]

I specialize in business/industrial category. I source from auctions and always throw out a $1 bid on every auction lot that I'm interested in. I never pay up for the stuff. People dont want to deal with it because you have to ship freight. I have no issue with it, and the best part is I rarely get return because shipping it back cost them $200-500.

[@kaimomega4405]

Clothing is one i have stop picking up, unless its big brands. its not that it not selling, its were i have the most returns, which add up and makes selling them time wasted, so am just sticking to been a random seller. and selling all my random stuff 😅 makes all the hunting worth it, 'what am i going to find today, who knows but the thrift store gods'😄😄

[@SarahOdom-i2t]

I have some new with tags era Bradley bags where is the easiest place to sell them? Not FB!

[@DanInDemand]

NHL 95 was my favorite Sega game too. I’m not 100% sure but I think I was Hartford most of the time.

[@commonwealthflipper]

lol They weren't that bad if I recall

[@TheLuigi69]

'Lucille ball'😂 Another great episode Kevin, Turner & Reagan 👍🏻... oh yeah on the 4th of July this year in the 🇬🇧 we are having a General Election ... I hope your 4th of July will be fantastic 🇺🇸 ... because ours won't 😂 Blessings Jayne

[@silverman5707]

Yes, don’t take value of an item for granted.

[@lindadobberstein2035]

Things are worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it!

[@RuthMorgan-yh8mq]

That is a true statement

[@markeast9221]

I had that Bar light lamp ! I put a small RED bulb in the nose ! Very cute !

[@markeast9221]

Can you explain how the TAX is handled by you when selling on EBay ?

[@queenbee9581]

I've never had any luck with Buildabear.

[@duchesssussex7648]

Big like and sub for mentioning Sergei Fedorov!🎉

[@LewgChueng]

You live in the Lynchburg Virginia area. Beautiful town

[@generalglitch7217]

I’m confused on how EBay does there percentages? Can you explain maybe better?

[@danielvanbuskirk8436]

I swore I would not buy any more 8-tracks after I recently sold my last 2. This weekend I found an old case with 18 + a head cleaner for $1.00. Bought it.

[@MiguelHernandez-oi3fi]

Under armour has been one for me. Bought alot of it, but just can't seem to sell.

[@loviedebiasio8864]

I recently picked up and item at a yard sale about 10am that many people didnt know about. I saw it right away, Asked the seller how much. Paid $10 figuring I would sell it for $100. once I arrived home i did my research, listed it for $300 without a key to lock it and it sold 2 days later. Wish I could find more like that

[@mmgprovideo]

Happy Monday Morning Kevin:) Always love your insight!

[@Ir-of4zn]

I enjoy American Arbitrage "Don't Buy" videos...and he is point on...

[@learningacademy8234]

Ebay is really game changer! I have withdrawn £3000 from new accounts on eBay in the last month. I'm handling four 4 ebay account. I am very happy. The margin of each of my accounts is like this.

[@sandikucia1398]

I've picked up a few things that aren't worth anything.😢. You and Dave do a great job.

[@thecassiebee]

Poncho is super attached to you Kevin!! I sold a Vera Bradley duffel bag for $35 that I got for $3 at a yard sale and a new Alice in wonderland one I got for $5 for $80

[@jpagan7448]

Good morning Kevin. This is Jim from Austin, Texas. Thanks for what you do!

[@joanngallardo8213]

Currently, watching this video and saw a hello Kitty item up on the shelf.Can you please let me know what that is and if you have some other kitty items

[@RadRelics]

I have been selling a lot of NASCAR Shirts but I have been selling a ton of DIRT track racing shirts.

[@michellesullivan8861]

My husband has 1970’s vintage Star Wars toys in decent condition. We do not mess with eBay at all. What’s the best route to selling the items?

[@Eaglemadhatter]

I'll give you $20 for all of it.

[@michellesullivan8861]

Thanks, but no thanks. What he has is worth a few hundred bucks.

[@aliciarogers9753]

I'm waiting on the large T'ware S&P shakers to buy from CWP!!❤

[@michaelelrod952]

Legos are too heavy to ship as incomplete bulk. Single complete sets are ok. Otherwise, it will take up a lot of space, time, and also has to be moved through the dreaded FB MKT place.

[@williamhopkins7065]

One of my first reseller buys years ago was avon mens colognes shaped like old cars. I swore i was gonna make bank they didnt sell for shit. Lol. That was like 8 years ago. I dont know what they go for.

[@johnathin0061892]

I was trying to sell those back in 1997. Those Avon bottles have been total death on eBay since the beginning and never sold well at any price. I'd sell Beanie Babies before I'd sell those, at least BBs are easy to ship and don't stink.

[@lisakay6742]

As far as the vintage CAT hat, the buyer likely wanted the patch on it and could care less about the hat part. Something to keep in mind for those stained worn-out caps with collectible branding and logo patches that are removable.

[@greatlakespicker9970]

Just picked up some tupperware ultra 21 these go for some good money

[@sarahhardy8649]

I can’t believe the number of resellers I see selling pen knives, hunting knives etc. I got an eBay nastygram for listing one small 2” blade commemorative pen knife. Yet it seems others get way with it 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@chiph1841]

I have no idea why you would have got that email. I've sold hundreds of knives and never got an email like that. Did you read the knives policy and weapons policy to find out what was going on? Did you offer it for international shipping? A quick search of "hunting knife" returned 140,000 active and 110,000 sold just now. They are allowed. There are probably millions listed right now if you did all the other searches such as, "pocket", "fixed blade" "sheath" and all the different brands etc. You need to get to the bottom of that email because you are missing out on a huge category if you just choose to say "oh well"

[@sarahhardy8649]

@@chiph1841 the current policy as of today.

[@sarahhardy8649]

@@chiph1841 Knives and other bladed products are generally prohibited on eBay. What is the policy? The following or similar types of bladed products aren't allowed: Multi-tool knives, craft knives, Stanley knives and Leathermans Razor blades and surgical blades Pocket knives, folding knives, Swiss Army knives and clasp knives Sharp kitchen knives (as in pair blocks), cake knives, carving knives, pairing knives, oyster knives and electric knives Stealth, throwing, ballistic, grivory and rubber knives Axes intended to be used as a weapon, such as a double-headed axe, battle axe, throwing axe, spike axe, tomahawk or Viking axe Illegal knives such as: butterfly knives (also known as 'balisongs') - a blade hidden inside a handle that splits in the middle hidden or disguised knives - a blade or sharp point hidden inside what looks like everyday objects such as a buckle, phone, brush or lipstick flick knives (also known as 'switchblades' or 'automatic knives') - a blade hidden inside a handle which shoots out when a button is pressed gravity knives a knife or spike not made from metal (except when used at home, for food or a toy) zombie knives - a knife with a cutting edge, a serrated edge and images or words suggesting it is used for violence swords, including samurai swords sword-sticks - a hollow walking stick or cane containing a blade push daggers The following knives are allowed: Dining cutlery sets that include knives used for eating Letter openers Tools such as chisels, saws and hoof trimming tools

[@silverman5707]

I believe there was some bad business going on with the Disney black diamond VHS.

[@Eaglemadhatter]

What I know is I've never gotten $10k for one? And I see them all the time

[@liveandletlive9333]

Absolutely. There's money laundering type stuff going on with that. Drugs, guns, stuff ebay helps or has helped cover up.

[@Xtylaw]

Milk Glass is the one I used to avoid. They have some good ones.

[@buckmountainbarn]

Great video Kevin.

[@anncreek9678]

My eye is always looking for the black cat squashmallo

[@marilynegli1779]

I signed up on your link for Dibit and it didn’t offer an area to enter your code. 👩‍💻 So you probably didn’t get credit and I didn’t get the $5. 😢

[@commonwealthflipper]

You have to enter the code when you purchase an item for the first time and the item has to be over 10 dollars.

[@ellen5165]

Hummel is one that I've heard KZbinrs say not to buy, but some are actually rare, and sell for high dollar. Others sell for almost nothing. You have to do some research if you are buying to sell and anyone with a large collection should research before getting rid of them for nothing.

[@keithjackson1180]

I am sure that you have been asked this before, but is there any reason why you video yourself from way up in the air as opposed to at eye level? It makes it difficult for me to watch.

[@rubazaar891]

What's yellow, iconic, and loved for decades?

[@rubazaar891]

Anyone else say Woodstock, to the Butterfinger commercial?

[@rubazaar891]

Altered Beast was cool on Sega

[@autumnmcewing9211]

Big bird 😮

[@silverman5707]

The sun.

[@lisakay6742]

Bananas or Tweety Bird?

[@silverman5707]

1 of those smaller hand bags could probably be mailed in a Lp mailer.

[@gg_yvonne4442]

Good morning Kevin ❤❤

[@frostyt6129]

tnks 4 the info

[@vinyl1Earthlink]

If you have specialized knowledge, you can pick the valuable items in non-valuable categories. Most people who go into reselling to make money don't have that knowledge. If I gave you a 1000-piece classical record collection, could you pick out the one classical record that will sell for $1200, when all the other ones are worthless? Not many resellers could.

[@commonwealthflipper]

nope

[@noodles4dinner370]

I sell Tupperware if I pick up good piece , I recently sold a bowl had to empty the pasta into another bowl as I had used it!

[@lolitabonita08]

lol if there is people who buy a toast that have an "image" of the virgin hey almost anything can be sold...the key is to buy cheap cheap cheap...and cheap...

[@marystucko]

I'm shipping out baseball hats every week :-)

[@elnorahernandez6412]

I’m upset about sellers that continue to sell illegal items and eBay does nothing. My son wanted a modd switch, he already has a regular Switch console. I looked up modd Nintendo switch and found they are illegal to produce and distribute and sell, yet they’re on eBay being sold. They took your Barbie doll down but the modd Nintendo switch has many court cases. But eBay is still selling allow an illegal modd switch to be sold.

[@CranstonSandwich]

Sold a distressed hat for $120 a few days back, would’ve been $300 or so if it was mint

[@ImAlwaysFrisky]

Welcome back from vacation btw

[@JayR.Feltus]

Let them tell people hats are dead. I know some vintage NFL team hats can sell from $150 - $300 !!!!! Hairy Tornado and wife wife pick up Vera Bradley at bins all the time. Ones that are worth good money they sell on ebay those that aren't as valuable they sell on Whatnot since only have $2.00 max on each. Bearded Thrift Machine picks up plush all the time at bins because basically get a 30 gallon trash bag full for $1.00 and once comps checked rest go on Whatnot. Hard copy games always better I think what if hard drive or whatever digital gets corrupted you're screwed.

[@flippinwithamy3397]

I still sell beanie babies, just not for more than 20 bucks anymore.

[@vwtreasurehunter]

Shhhh, don't talk about boyds bears. My wife collects them and I don't want people to raise the price lol

[@MugshotHat]

The entire trash for cash blows by walks by ducks and duck decoys so much it pains me I recently noticed a few of you have started picking them up

[@guyneace]

Hey Oh!!!

[@autumnmcewing9211]

Big bird😊

[@MammieBarry]

N78😅🎉

[@cheddartreez6826]

Dude is purely a KZbinr. End of story.

[@Mary-c5t7l]

❤

[@Eaglemadhatter]

I think the video game market is dead folks. If you see anything at a yard sale and please do not purchase but please message me the sale. I would like to inform the sellers how dead their product is.

[@liveandletlive9333]

Great idea. I will. I'll pass up any vintage items too and let you know.

[@richpollard8566]

I didn't watch all the way through because your video is titled. "Don't buy these". Right off you say don't buy this. except this is a good one so it's worth money & they are doing better at this time. And so it continued. I don't have time to watch a video that doesn't talk about what it says it's going to talk about & starts with contradictictions. Good luck Won't be watching again.

[@liveandletlive9333]

Most titles are clickbait. That's what Ytube titles are about.

[@RuthMorgan-yh8mq]

You'll be sorry if you don't watch again cause you never know what wonderful advice Kevin gives people If you don't like the contents you want just change it and then check out the next one cause I know Kevin does a wonderful job he's always honest and truthful sorry you didn't like this particular 1 but giving my chance

[@JoeyOConnor]

👍

[@ivermectin3191]

Lolololol , had trucker hats loaded on eBay for a year … haven’t had a view on any in 7 months….. yer selling because the people watching these… Ain’t no way thats organic

[@bradbrinkley4760]

That’s a lazy take. As an everything seller I don’t sell a ton of hats, but have sold 5 in the last 2 weeks… and I don’t have a KZbin channel. 5 is highly unusual, but it is that time of year. If I can sell 5 without a channel Kevin can probably sell one in spite of a channel.

[@shalyndria]

I sold a few hats last week, it's all about the sell through rate, if it's a low sell through, it won't sell quick. The right hats at a competitive price will sell even without a youtube channel.

[@ivermectin3191]

@@shalyndria I’d bet both of the commentators haven’t had an argument with evilbay support… It’s not the hats that don’t sel, you’re correct … It’s the illegal shadow banning and throttling that makes sales