Ebay Sellers That Don't Do This WILL FAIL

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[@andreaw.2821]

Great info packed in this!

[@ajkicksalot]

Yeah I do notice that golf apparel seems to sell pretty good online I've been selling online for quite a few years and I noticed whenever I get any you know like golf polos especially you know decent Brands you know Nike or Tietlist or Callaway they seem to sell pretty quick and for some good money especially if they're brand new

[@ConcernedCitizen-fx7du]

Had to show this to my husband. I’m a new reseller and he was questioning why I’m at the thrift stores for hours sourcing…..Now he understands. Lol

[@timslawncare5904]

I agree, some of the brands that I thought would be a good seller, I’m still sitting on them.

[@angie62gordon42]

I really enjoy all your videos. Nice to see that it's a family business now 👍

[@HunterKPersico]

Yeah then you either have to charge 20$ extra for the shipping people forget to mention that or you have to list it higher then 20$ to cover the shipping

[@mariogaspar4109]

Very helpful video! Thank you for the advice

[@ms.v3307]

🎯 Thanks Josh!

[@poopietrousers]

dont ever take your thrift store prices for granted... outerwear for $2... HOW???

[@XtraBees]

South Carolina is nuts, coming from someone who used to live there haha

[@spinn77]

Agree with bubba. Our prices in northern Illinois are much higher. That Footjoy item would be $6.99 - 9.99, maybe even more some places. Polos are usually $4.99 - 7.99 depending on brand. If you’re lucky, you can find better deals on color of the week items. That’s the only way you’re getting clothes for $2 here.

[@poopietrousers]

@@spinn77 I don’t think I’ve even seen a t-shirt priced below $5 here in MD in about 2-3 years

[@spinn77]

@@poopietrousers Same. Sometimes if youre lucky, some will be 3.99. And shoes are the worst. anything that has a semblance of being good will be priced at least 14.99 and a lot of stuff will be 19.99 - 24.99. There was a pair of Jordans in a case last week for 99.99. Kinda sucks, but someone must be paying for it or things would've gotten cheaper by now. Oh well. They definitely have it good in SC.

[@Freewall-e]

I’m in Jacksonville FL and all shirts and shorts at my goodwills are 4.99 or less pants are 6.99 and it’s rare to find a pair of shoes over 9.99

[@sparkleflair]

I know to look at sold comps. BUT where do you find the count of the listed vs the sold? I must be missing something, somewhere!

[@ronaldschmidt4748]

Thanks Josh

[@tannerknox72]

Thanks for the info! I'd really love to see a video where you go over your "BOLO"s when thrifting! Thanks!

[@EfficientRVer]

While of course true that brand matters a lot, it is also true that to some extent, quality and condition matter more, IF you have a stellar reputation for picking well and selling at the right price. It would be interesting to look at a bell curve of what prices are being asked for the underperforming brands, vs the overperforming brands. And useful would be a scatter chart of price vs seller size (feedback number). I don't care how many unsuccessful sellers misprice and never sell the same items as other unsuccessful sellers. What I do care about is what price good sellers are semi-reliably getting in around 90 days. A good seller should not always be scared away by bad stats on a brand caused by items which will never sell, especially when the majority of other good sellers are scared away, reducing the quantity up for sale to below what the actual demand is. Some sellers might have much better turnover than the average, whether due to pricing or their own reputation for condition/taste/etc.

[@yolandahoward1099]

Just found your video here; and really like it.Teach me your ways. How do I find how much has been listed;vs how much has been sold?

[@WesleyHiggins]

Thanks so much. Gotta know your stuff!

[@blizana6]

If eBay sellers don’t do what? Did I miss something?

[@BlessednFavored7]

New sub here. Great content and much appreciated!

[@mastervz4806]

Can you create a list of top brands to look for. A top 10 video or something would be nice.

[@leoklause6795]

90 days and summertime does not match September It would still be winter if it was 90 days

[@nicholasb3536]

how can you see how many have been sold

[@kevcopo]

How can you see how many sold?

[@chhook949]

Knowledge is Golden Research & Technology are your Friends! Be Well Be Safe & Stay Blessed.

[@Sam-tz4bd]

How do I find those details

[@onetrues3978]

never underestimate the stupidity of most consumers

[@beckyg1561]

How are you getting those results? Is that through eBay completed item search I never see how many were sold under a particular item. Please help me

[@HairyTornado]

Filter results, scroll down and click "sold"

[@rachaelnapper3965]

Do you look up brands while you’re shopping or do you just know them?

[@beckypetersen2680]

I've seen them look them up on other videos - but he and Hayley know a lot of brands without looking them up.

[@madisoncurtis329]

Thank you so much for your content! This was so helpful! I literally used these tactics yesterday because of your video! Please keep helping all of us on here trying to resell haha!

[@carltonthepug]

$2! What Goodwill is this? Too many Goodwills that will have those shirts triple priced!

[@the_konami_kid]

Great info! Gonna grab a cool refreshing liquid death to celebrate!!

[@wesleynaidoo6725]

I would really love to stand a chance to win that price because I have never win anything in my life Please Love you Wesley

[@ZackMuffinMan]

hi

[@scorpionwins6378]

Buying used clothing is disgusting if you think about it. You never know what sort of fungal infections or bodily fluids were left on them from the last person who wore it. I honestly don't know how people out there are profiting from selling used clothing.

[@WillmobilePlus]

Because people have washing machines and would rather get good clothing for a deal than purchasing it right from the sweatshop.

[@scorpionwins6378]

@@WillmobilePlus I still wouldn't go for it. There is that musky odor with thrift shop clothing that never seems to go away. Also when you say good clothing, well most of what is donated are usually ripped, faded, out of style garments.

[@WillmobilePlus]

@@scorpionwins6378 Dude, just say you dont really go to these places, because you have no idea what you are remotely talking about. But by all means pay top dollar for shite mall clothes. Believe me I've sold what you are ignorant about for good money.

[@Hailz01Gamming]

RESELLER ALERT 🤡🤣

[@Miak214]

How or where do you find what brands/items/products are selling/best to flip/what to be on the lookout for? Thanks

[@tuhrontoFN]

First!

[@FleurRebelle]

Thank you Hairyy_yyy!!!

[@capitalunknown87]

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