Man says he's grossing millions reselling clearance items from Walmart on Amazon

Ryan Grant said raiding the discount aisles at big box stores and flipping the items on Amazon started as a side hustle but has since become a booming business. LEARN MORE: gma.abc/2WsYKqj

[@jelissitah]

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[@josesaladin4355]

5 mins to install an app. She needs better service lmao

[@PugFaceMedia]

He buys in BULK. He’s not reselling clearance items off the shelf. No way. That’s just how he STARTED. He’s buying pallets at pallet auctions so the guy really didn’t give away all his secrets.

[@TrevorDixon879]

JH92407 Where can one find a pallet auction?

[@PugFaceMedia]

Trevor D search google for the name of a store with the words “pallet auction”. Popular ones are Home Depot and target pallet auctions. Most big box stores sell off pallets of overstock for cheap. Problem is some pallets may be in another state so transportation is expensive.

[@itachisolosmadara]

Trevor D buy bulk on ali express or chinese websites for 2¢ a peice

[@geewiz8253]

JH92407 Bad bad journalism.

[@samg5543]

I know a guy that does this too. buys in bulk. you have to.

[@richbroke9324]

I tried this now I’m stuck with a bunch of dollar tree trash! Fml

[@DalilaPayan]

Rich Broke 😂

[@ThatGuyDownInThe]

it's cause this type of shit gets blasted on the news so everyone starts to do it and the profit goes away

[@C-Lyfe85]

Rich Broke Better sale as a bundle

[@alexiselnino02]

If you don’t sell them in two weeks return them to the store.

[@jadexade2337]

Mr. No Nutz you He buys clearance meaning-it wont be there later

[@RD-lv2zj]

buying something is as easy as farting but selling something is as hard as constipation

[@kevinchavez5142]

The modern Shakespeare

[@blakebowman3214]

I only shed two tears

[@congotelemainfos4946]

lolllll

[@vaquero3578]

@Biff Danielson - no he got it out of the satanic atheist idiot manual.

[@hannahblomberg9699]

R D Lol 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@brian9]

Moral of the story, shit is cheaper at Walmart. Buy there.

[@FingerThatO]

Support your local child labor warehouse store. Walmart

[@michael50694]

That's what I'm thinking.

[@AmazonandeBayGuru]

Haha not necessarily!

[@FayeDancingCloud]

Yep, nevermind that you're supporting wage slavery in China that will soon be implemented in the U.S.! :D lol

[@Mark-ts5pd]

ha, that's an awesome point there, .... skip all that crap and shop at walmart

[@theejoeylee]

This news lady is going to quit her job in 6 months...

[@djmuscovy7525]

TheeJoeyLee. She probably prefers to be a star. What's good with all the money if nobody knows you exist.

Slo Mo What?

[@agustinsoto6040]

Slo Mo You can enjoy your life without journalist following you.

[@claireclaire7504]

TheeJoeyLee : She is giving her boss BJs in the office.

[@sherylpierson9662]

😹😹

[@kevinbruyne]

TAKE THIS VIDEO DOWN, YOU'RE GOING TO SATURATE THE MARKET AND FLOOD WITH COMPETITORS 😭

[@louis1443]

kevin de bruyne people are too lazy

[@jacobonader1926]

I was going to say the same thing

[@ladyofthecentury]

Just because people know doesn't mean they will do it.

[@louis1443]

Benny damn straight

[@mikepcap]

True, but all it takes is ONE in each town to ruin the status quo. Guess we need to find new sources that she DIDN'T mention.

[@Ghostofenzo]

So... instead of buying from him I should just go to my local Walmart 🤔

[@northcar6627]

ENZOtaki But what are the chances of finding your item(s) on clearance at that one Walmart...

[@s.holmes613]

Yes but the secret is people are lazy and want things now so they don’t look.

[@antonioo3182]

S. Holmes Exactly. items will sell because America is lazy & Will rather click a mouse than go to the grocery store to examine fresh produce ..

[@back2the80s]

some live too far from grocery store so order online. duh

[@arjungandhi1347]

ENZOtaki but people are still buying online.

[@userbutnotabuser24]

Walmart should start selling their clearance items in Amazon. lol

[@Dilber_101]

If you know anything about amazon, or selling online this is the most cringe video ever people will try this and completely fail lol

[@giovanniwisco9633]

Edi Kostic this could only work on offer up😂😂

[@MOTIVATIONBYDAR]

Or get inspired and do their homework first and then learn by trial and error and scale up as the time passes......

[@frenchiehorn4339]

THANK. YOU.

[@shortcut5660]

I wanted to try it after I saw the video. Can we discuss a little bit about it ? I would really really appreciate it 😊

[@KadeJames]

@@shortcut5660 Same here!

[@randysavage2430]

this video sponsored by Walmart

[@tayejackson7570]

Jesse Wheeler 😂😂😂

[@InfernoBlade64]

Jesse Wheeler but that means Amazon will get more profit though

[@randysavage2430]

but Wal-Mart can sell this crap rather than throw it out

[@shannh6724]

Wutterya Dewin Did you push the button for Walmart?!

[@judeisnot_rude]

Joint sponsored by Walmart and Amazon.

[@brandondelpesco7329]

Easy to gross millions, try NETTING millions

[@pinonXO]

So true hahaha

[@mercedezreboca8299]

Have you done it? Nah. Don't be jealous Brandon.

[@RM-gr1mc]

jomax clux but he only pays himself 60k. And what about taxes and his employees?

[@depressedgrizzliesfan4863]

Mercedez_ Gets_fit nah you a dumbass

[@mercedezreboca8299]

Depressed Grizzlies Fan your life is a dumb ass

[@YourNumberOneHero]

The problem is you actually have to go INTO Walmart.

[@drewward6895]

Nate Bergeson haha very true, not worth all the money in the world to me

[@gulfcoastsunset5879]

OMG - I'm DEAD LOLOL.... and that my friend is defiantly a problem!!!

[@edgarh252]

All the Walmart’s around me have clearance with good stuff

[@imluvinyourmum]

Won't somebody think about the children?

[@naegleriafowleri2230]

walmart sucks not because of the products but the fucking people that go there

[@emmarobbieus9107]

Both Walmarts by my house no longer have the clearance aisle anymore, I wonder if this guy messed it up for us. It was perfect to pick up a cheap gift for a birthday party, not anymore.

[@Raminakai]

I noticed that too:(

[@Drew_3000]

Yeah BS. Amazon fees are a joke, they make all the money

[@Toxic_Muk]

Drew what are the fees .... cuz it’s not a lot u broke ass loser

[@katirajala773]

the best website that help people to make money with ebay and amazon is *MyOnlineSelling. Com* .... hope it will help.

[@lorenaviera7808]

I tought i was the only one who think this way ! I sell 20 on ebay and pay 12 shipping and PayPal 2 ebay 1 i paid 3 for whatever im reselling, without counting tape and shipping supplies i have to buy

[@zusiphesikayi2390]

I thought it was just 15% for Amazon

[@tpsu129]

Then you have to factor in the time it takes to find the products and take off those gawd awful clearance stickers.

[@breeston]

tpsu129 lol just ship the items with them on fuck it

[@darkhipster8133]

Preston Alexander LOL

[@totalbliss1]

I flipped my mattress over this morning. That was exciting.

[@dq7243]

lmbooooo

[@coretalexa8973]

Use the *MyOnlineSelling. Com* Directory to find trustworthy, low-cost suppliers who stock your chosen product.

[@marco114]

This is almost impossible now. We used to sell $20k a month and we're down to $1,500 now. Hard to find inventory.

[@llothar68]

Prices on EBay and Amazon are so terrible high for used items that i don't do any buying anymore. Reason is that there are so many fucking resellers and not people who want to get rid of their shit and then the algorithms are kicking in.

[@naegleriafowleri2230]

@@llothar68 most people on ebay, facebook sell groups think their items are worth shit and overpriced them, bunch of retards as nobody would buy that

[@MzSoulll]

@CAPTAIN DABBIN that's a fact.

[@ogueyratogeyrat7448]

Lol it nt like there competition

[@GooglyMcDoubleface]

no its not actually.

[@adrianrice6396]

This is fucking crazy I remember years ago when he started the blog, I'm still on his newsletter getting his emails.. and I go on KZbin & see him on "GMA" that's amazing congrats!! on the continued success Ryan

[@BroccoliBeefed]

Amazon is an incredibly difficult selling platform. They restrict many items that you can sell because those huge multi-national corporations don't want the competition. Kind of sad because individual sellers can ship faster and we help move product that would otherwise sit around not getting bought

[@JamesScottGuitar]

Amazon will be thrilled about this story... All the people scanning items helps them in the long run...

[@Corozalcop]

It’s not that easy

[@RX-qv2xc]

Roberto Rivera. Why wouldn't it be and can you explain in simplest form please

[@Corozalcop]

R P I would but I don’t have 5 hours

[@RX-qv2xc]

Roberto Rivera lol

[@LetThereBeLightxx]

Roberto Rivera you just have to consider gas, taxes, shipping and Amazon fees really. It's not rocket science but it won't happen over night of course..

[@Corozalcop]

This grill Is not a home lol I wish you were right, but I sold over 5000 items on eBay and a few on Amazon.lets not forget TIME, and DESIRABLE ITEMS,and CASH PLENTY OF IT , so you can buy the whole lot and let it sit., there so much more but I’m tired and trying get a bite here at this slow ass. Denny’s here in St. Augustine

[@Bageera63]

I don't buy things on Amazon that I can purchase locally.

[@2011blueman]

I don't buy things locally that I can purchase on Amazon.

[@brendaechols2228]

Exactly. Not everyone shops online.

[@FisherCollegeMa]

Offerup is a great site to buy from because you can negotiate prices.

[@JohnStax98]

This is fake, buy the toy for $5 sell for $9, but you end up paying amazon 10% commission, and like $4 for shipping. So your total cost is $9.90 but you sell for $9 lmao

[@felixf4378]

Don't forget about the income tax that you also need to pay on it.

[@rayva1]

...And let’s not forget that Amazon hardly credits you enough for S&H costs.

[@ሕያው]

And don’t forget that ur supposed to buy in bulk....

[@moneyweed4824]

JohnStax 5 clowns in the this comment section,yous haven’t a clue have yes,go work your 9 te 5

[@MrJamberee]

Grossing a million is not the same as netting a million. He could buy 4 million gross worth of junk and sell 4 million gross--/ and be makes zero. The story is bullshit.

[@kevinlee9185]

1:45, who the fuck retailed those pens at $83.33.

[@rayfinkle9369]

Apple

[@himmie1]

There is reason this stuff is on sale nobody wants it

[@charliescheirmann2926]

That or they need to make room on shelves for new and better inventory

[@LuisHernandez-hw7dj]

Star Wars Trilogy millennium falcon retails for $200. Goes on clearance for $90. Going price in Ebay, $500. Someone is making a $400 profit.

[@wakjob961]

People have been doing this on ebay forever. Especially buying from garage & lawn sales.

[@diegoleerot]

Wak Job yeah and it’s not easy

[@BroccoliBeefed]

Ebay sucks

[@BroccoliBeefed]

If you think Ebay is full of Chinese "craps", then discard your IPhone.

[@antonioo3182]

Diego Lee Rot unlike your mom....she's fun.

[@antonioo3182]

BroccoliQueefed I have htc...and I'm grass Fed

[@MissaLifeStyle]

I use to do that with eBay and made about $2k a month buying and selling used items through thrift stores. You can buy a stroller for $15 and sell it to consignment for $40. Or antiques for $7 and sell online for $250. You just have to research, be good at marketing, take photos and be able to store/clean/ship the items. Things sell while you are going about your day. It really helped supplement my income being a stay at home mom and putting my kids thru private school. It's hard work though, physically demanding and not alot of respect from others was the downfall. But time with my kids and not working away from them made up for it!!

[@angelachanelhuang1651]

people don't discover this on their own. good job

[@abdelpizarro]

"even with shipping and fees I profit $15!!" NO! you still have the items which mean you wasted money and now you are hording random items. the true winner here is walmart who sold you those "noneone buy items"

[@bsm6776]

Amazon has been jacking up their prices

[@GordonMiller]

So what!? Grossing millions but netting nothing is still a huge waste of time.

[@Jalilvideogeek93]

Gordon Miller Hey Gordon, nice to see you on KZbin! I love your answers on Quora.

[@carlrichmond1994]

Hold on, are you really the dude from quora? Lol, wow the internet is such a small place!

[@thebusinesschannel3270]

Gordon Miller dumbass you are. You understand leverage? Value? Keep your stupidity at home dumbass. 15% of 4 million is 600k fuckface

[@sumarkhera7053]

Gordon Miller They said 15% profit, 600k is a waste of time to you?

[@antonioo3182]

The Business Channel Trash. I hate that guy

[@ramir3z825]

She buys and it never sold it

[@area51ville]

lmao totally went over pplz head

[@USA-qm2bk]

Return it to the retailer

[@trishawhitehouse4226]

Ramir3z iI

[@GodsOath_com]

It’s called Retail Arbitrage and lots of people do it, not news.

[@Saffrone221]

The secret to success is never reveal the ropes. The very people you inspire are the ones who will take over you. If they are endorsing esthetically then that means they are rooting you to buy their book and crap. Kudos to him, but revealing success will only lead to more competition.

[@rgurung]

01:15 it took you 5 mins to install an amazon seller app? Are you using one of those 2007 phone?😂😂😂

[@compilationcuties1921]

awanil84 you have to sign up to be a seller before you can use the feature. She counted time for that too. If she said it took 30 seconds then it wouldn't be fully accurate as it takes more than just downloading the app to get the app to work.

[@rhyshanson2012]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@AmazonandeBayGuru]

I'm doing the same thing and my name is Ryan too!

[@Rsmith420]

Amazon and eBay Guru Me too lmao

[@AmazonandeBayGuru]

Haha but do you drop ship?

[@Rsmith420]

Amazon and eBay Guru No, too nervous that problems will come up if I'm not directly touching the product.

[@briankim6716]

Amazon and eBay Guru can you help me start making money please?

[@AmazonandeBayGuru]

Yes I can, please watch my videos and then if you are still looking for help, I offer personal coaching! I have 7 figure revenue from eBay and Amazon combined!

[@ScottMclean23]

Damn what kinda phone you got that takes 5mins to download an app.

[@haywoodjblome4768]

Download and make an account

[@DalilaPayan]

Scott Mclean 😂😂😂

[@weeeeeeee945]

Scott Mclean not entirely the phone but more so the network

[@bensouthwell1339]

one she bought of that guy

[@Bea_remembrance]

To all whinners. Yeah amazon eBay is hard. But you have to search for tricks loop holes strategies to circumvent the obstacles interfering with your ROI. Give it a try. You will lose some cash in the beginning but with time you tweek your inventory list and modify your business strategy. You can be profitable. But there are fees and taxes and postage blah blah blah. Life and business ain't easy. But winners are the guys who keep pushing, keep adapting, keep failing; until they eventually make it. So stop winning and go do it. No I don't work for amazon or ebay, lol.

[@brendaechols2228]

I'll stick with my degree. This looks like a waste of time and energy....not my cup of tea...

[@IstoryangPagibig]

Pretty sure you're not earning 7 digits though. We're wasting time here on YT while this man is generating around $500 p/hour.

[@howlbigbadwolf]

Will cost you 39.99 a month, kinda left that out, except that "fee" part she said.

[@shawnstarr1]

Howlbigbadwolf and 15%

[@justin-kelsey]

That's only if you're using a Pro account. You can do an individual account for free and only pay per sale.

[@javascriptkiddie2718]

You have to think about what overhead would cost at a brick and mortar. You could easily be paying thousands a month in rent so $40 is a steal. As long as you have your business model and niche product figured out you have nothing to complain about.

[@shahub5]

Makes 4 million a year *pays himself 60k* Me: Uuuuuuhhhhhhhh what?

[@bahizijoy7370]

So he can reinvest

[@chipfukmaster5928]

A guy who has never filed taxes and has no understanding of how companies work.

[@totalbullion5882]

I've tried it. Not so convinced.

[@theannoyingone1]

What was the turnout?

[@Laptopdog78]

Total Bullion It probably takes some effort!!

[@antonioo3182]

Total Bullion tried what? anal??

[@Jebusmike3]

That just means you gave up.

[@ikeshia1981]

Ive done it and unless u scan thousands and thousands of high selling items amazon storage fees will murder u

[@HB90210]

Hopefully it's more successful than OfferUp and letgo...You end selling for less than you paid on these sites, not to mention you get every curbside scumbag playing games with you

[@azarmalik8491]

A friend of mine sells on eBay and Amazon. He simply reposts pictures of stuff that other people are selling, describing them in fancier words, and prices them higher. People will buy a higher priced items if it appeals to them. That guy makes thousands having the other vendors ship to his customers, and still keeps his high-dollar day job.

[@CR-hq1uz]

Journalism is so pathetic these days. She didn't even mention the FBA fees on that first item. They clearly don't know many of the basic things about flipping and she hasn't made any money if she still has the items with her in the studio. She would have to sign up for an Amazon FBA account and send the items....then wait likely months for the stuff to sell. People are catching on and Goodwills and thrift stores are being cleaned out by resellers daily. Now there's gonna be even more people to compete with.

[@mikepcap]

Actually most of the Goodwill's have caught on and are selling most of the good stuff themselves online.

[@GravaticBurst]

Thats these anchors for you they dont do research someone else does it all they are is a face.

[@alfabeta9104]

That is so true. They must have got paid by Amazon to make it look easy. In this Amazon is profiting ..

[@micahjohnsonboxing6409]

B K Thrift stores aren't cleaned out daily.

[@bettyboop1742]

i started 6 months ago and listed 2 new items i got for free and just made $500 today. sold yesterday! it was worth a bonus for christmas heyyy

[@haydenarchambault2927]

$1,000 a month for a year is about $12,000 a year. That's below minimum wage.

[@ex0stasis72]

$1000 a month at 10 hours per week. Ramp that up to 40 hours per week, not taking into account that you get better by learning what sells, and you make at least $48,000 per year. Not too bad for a start.

[@waltermessines5181]

Where I live that's about 1,5 times minimum wage.

[@ianmci]

This takes a lonnnnnnnnnng time to actually get profits. You have to be dedicated to actually succeed in doing this.

[@Vinylrebel72]

Amazon has warehouse fees, eBay doesn’t… you can drop shop right from your supplier on eBay.

[@Luna_and_Miles]

Nice plug for Amazon. Do we really want to be helping Jeff Bezos make even MORE money off our backs? I'd rather sell on ebay and etsy.

[@blackmegriffin9240]

This is why good credit is important. Using free credit line to make money.

[@FindTheSeven]

A Stand Great point and very true!

[@anemiapwns1]

HAZZARD Helps with investment capital.

[@GDX2470]

Did she say he profited 15% of 4 million with $60,000?? It’s actually 600,000. unless she meant he only paid himself 60,000 and reinvested the other 540,000 back into the business or elsewhere.

[@GDX2470]

she's trippin'

[@RoIIingStoned]

Ramzinator I agree. I don’t trust these numbers but everyone else seems to

[@coachcolton4657]

He claims 60,000 in salary in order to reduce his tax liability. 15% of 4,000,000 is 600,000, but if he were to claim that as salary he would pay a ton more in taxes. He takes 60k, then the remainder (assuming he does not reinvest in the business) of 540,000 he can take as a “shareholder distribution” at lower tax rate

[@RM-gr1mc]

Coach Colton he makez 4 million in total....doesnt that amount get taxed?

[@rafaelceballo4643]

Assuming there are no shipping and handeling fees, amazon fees and not counting time as money, there is a profit in the items mentioned on this video.

[@728huey]

Rafael Ceballo There are shipping fees for these services. You can pay them yourself, or you can ship all these items for Amazon to do for you, but it comes at a gross percentage of sales.

[@antonioo3182]

728huey F Amazon. I know how to use a package tape dispenser...!

[@antonioo3182]

eQuariuz Gas? well, can't ups or Fed ex just come pick up ??

[@debrabaron5967]

My friend picks up free WOOD ONLY furniture from graigslists. Learned how to sand and paint it. Sometimes just paint job and new knobs. Makes alot of money doung this. Also wood furniture from secondhand stores. Sells to upper jiddle class and so called hipsters or yuppies

[@nestlund]

4 million in sales to make 60k a year salary. Ouch!

[@1jscivolette]

smart enough to figure this out but still dumb enough to buy over priced uhaul boxes

[@carlbeer7182]

This stuff is only cheap because no one has bought them. Chances are you won’t sell them.

[@baran7700]

There is a minimum amazon fee of about $4 for FBA and it costs money to ship it to them AND to store it at their facility. So a $4 product that sells for $10 will not make you any money. On top of that, people also return about 15% of purchases on Amazon.Retail arbitrage does work but it's a very calculated business. You can't just buy any clearance item and expect to make money just because it costs more on Amazon.

[@mjay776]

This is why you ship everything yourself. I don't buy clearance shit from Walmart but thrift stores and I ship everything myself for years. It's only if you're dealing with tons of items and heavy sales and you can't keep up with them does it make sense to use fba or ordering bulk from china

[@13littleducklings]

Don’t forget that sometimes things are in clearance for a reason!

[@2011blueman]

15% of purchases are returned on Amazon? That seems incredibly high. I think I've returned 2 things in the last 10 years and I purchase all non-clothing and food items on amazon.

[@antonioo3182]

Matt J I'm with you. I'm thinking of getting into this out of a simple garage & I do appreciate Your comment big time...thanks.

[@antonioo3182]

13littleducklings yeah. reason being that they need to clear out for a new season for example - but that season will always return..fir example

[@bennyrodriguez8788]

Yea I don’t see how isn’t attacking amazon or a cheap commercial for Walmart.... internet prices always be stores prices. Fuckin tvdusces

[@MrAnderson84]

*See what they don't tell you is sales rankings on products. You can buy them for cheap but if their sales ranking on amazon suck then you wont sell any or only sell a little. And if you're doing FBA, those items with low sales rankings will sit on a shelf and you'll be paying monthly for cubic feet of space you're using*

[@MrNachoman21]

Accounting taught him how to buy low and sell high?🤔 thought that was more along the lines of numbers crunching and excel modeling? No?

[@ckrabmurda7777]

Man quit giving away secrets!!!

[@josiahmiranda5254]

Otis Driftwood not really a secret. Most people just aren't motivated to do it.

[@daveheel]

haha. there's a lot they don't tell you. storage fees, oversize fees, returns, pro seller fees, etc. i don't do much retail arbitrage any more. and they're dealing with small profit margins.

[@JH-dh9pn]

Don't give it away for free that is

[@raym.778]

It's not pretty stupid to tell everyone. There are people that share business knowledge all the time. What he's sharing is no different, and in fact it pales in comparison. He is making the money he makes due to his organizational skills and not everyone has or will take the time to learn thorough skills. You can't make a living selling clearance items anyways, that's just how he started.

[@THEWARISWITHIN]

The Realistic Panasonic 💯💯💯

[@tsmooth6998]

what about gas? that is alot of driving to wally world.

[@joshclemons6612]

tax write off

[@naegleriafowleri2230]

@@joshclemons6612 write off your face

[@fcas4462]

lol you can definitely buy low..but sell hi is another story..

[@calkicks4621]

I’ll stick to dropshipping. Way less time and money to spend.

[@LEE-ij4cc]

TechHub exactly

[@koolkitties8552]

TechHub Do you have advice on how to start dropshipping?

[@calkicks4621]

Karo French well there is a lot to it. There are lots of people on KZbin that teach it fully

[@jamegumb7298]

CalKicks You will likely not get the margins this guy gets and the dropshipping is not available for everything.

[@chrisrunda3397]

I started drop shipping used bras and knickers....very difficult...got into a right sticky mess:/

[@tripjet999]

Stealing things and selling them on amazon and ebay makes even more money...but I wouldn't recommend it.

[@brendaechols2228]

Lame

[@shaniceshipp8677]

nobody thinks about stealing ink or those expensive calculators lol!

[@DMP45]

Its not as easy as it looks in this video. Making a dollar or two isnt going to get you anywhere. There are some “tricks” that can help you make money faster and more profit.

[@antonioo3182]

Hustle To Survive Do tell...

[@mikejwomack9597]

Not as easy

[@gardensofthegods]

Mike J Womack maybe true but I will tell you this I met a guy he was you know your typical hard-working no-nonsense type football-loving hard-drinking does not put up with b******* type of dad and he was telling me how his 20 something year old daughter is doing really well doing just what that guy said in the video that she left her job because she's making thousands a month doing this and she likes it better because nobody tells her what to do she can come and go when she wants and work when she wants some people do have a talent for it

[@mikejwomack9597]

Been Selling on Amazon since 2013 I got my pro account and merchant fulfilled for a year i then did FBA later down the line. I have scaled back a bit from amazon because of Company IP claims (Nike,Sony etc etc) Which cause my profits to slip. But i have changed my products and added some of my own product my profits are Slowly increasing. I have a beautiful 4th quarter as well. I have also Sold on Ebay since 2011 and i am also a powerseller. I sell different products on multiple marketplaces and social media sites i gross over six figures doing this. But it was not easy at all. It takes a crap load of mistakes i lost thousands of dollars before i made a $1. The competition has increased because of the crowd of people who think they can just step into this and become some billionaire in a year lol. A lot of these people are really in the way and they will quit or be out of cash before they even get off the ground. I see them come and go BENNY BOY. Now you can go and sit down in the corner somewhere.

[@antonioo3182]

Mike J Womack You're just another douche afraid of a little sunshine....

[@kleautvieul7908]

I want to give my costumers value for their money so I try the product first, but somehow my tested fleshlights are not selling 🤔

[@imluvinyourmum]

@David Walker They would actually probably sell for a bit, used panties sell

[@AlreadyWinning]

I'm hearing a mix of opinions and ideas in these comments. Since I can't get a clear answer if this works or not I'll be trying this tomorrow. I just registered on Amazon as a seller, downloaded the app, and checked to see if I can scan things to see if it worked (which it does). I'll reply to this comment and let you know how it goes and keep you updated. This may just be a good side hustle after all.

[@ninini3147]

how did it went ? :)

[@JamesJoyce12]

Yeah - take an accounting course first - Revenue .neq. profit - Walmart has dropped the prices for a very obvious reason. If u really think ur smarter than Walmart the go for it.

[@Heavy_Distortion]

Ryan is on borrowed time. He is exploiting pricing inefficiency. Any day now there will be dynamic pricing based on automated discovery across vendors and retailers including craigslist and eBay. tick tock....

[@Oscar-gx2yf]

swankrecords interesting, id never heard of dynamic pricing but it definitely makes sense. However, it would never make sense to try and compete with craigslist and many ebay sellers because most aren't exactly looking to make a profit on items. It's more about getting rid of stuff and getting a couple bucks for it at the same time.

[@seededsoul]

This is an old, old game. Ryan has found a new angle on it. As long as he keeps his eyes open to new opportunities, there will continue to be a place for traders in the future.

[@EmilyArti]

Exactly. Walmart should employ someone to do this with their clearance items.

[@2011blueman]

Amazon has been using dynamic pricing for years now.

[@efisgpr]

swankrecords He knows...that is why he nets 600,000 yet pays himself 60k....saving half a mil per year...lol...he will be ready. Plus by then, he may find a new business....AND have several mil and a lot of time to find yet another one... It's a bridge to a bridge. 🌉

[@starryphosphenes]

is there gonna be another Great Depression now..?

[@blueconversechucks]

folks, before you spend a bunch of money on useless clearance crap, realize someone better buy it from you pretty quick our you'll be sinking a lot of money into your "side job". tread cautiously. I've been selling things on Amazon for years and most items take a very long time to sell.

[@brendaechols2228]

True

[@yourfriendjohnny8889]

blueconversechucks I know you're just trying to be helpful, but it's actually having quite the opposite affect. Where do people like you get off, would it hurt so bad to just encourage somebody, try to.speak uplifting and positive for once.

[@imluvinyourmum]

@@yourfriendjohnny8889 Will you be uplifted and positive when you go from broke to $10k in the hole?

[@Mr2legit2quitt]

Did news lady quit abc to do this shit?

[@gil-juniorriseabovebetraya5972]

Hahaha the comment below ... Yeah I'm pretty sure the news reporter quit her job. This sounds easy but it aint. You can have the items for months maybe years till you sell

[@panormia]

Fake news.

[@Travis_661]

Well I wont be buying items from his amazon account.

[@RockstarFlipper]

and you know his amazon name how?

[@CheapestGamer]

Revenue =/= Profit Not only that but if you try retail arbitrage with items that're protected(aka you need to be an authorized reseller of them from the manufacturer) all it takes is ONE fake/counterfeit claim from a buyer to trigger Amazon and possibly the item manufacturer to completely destroy you. Easiest way around that is to sell those items USED but put 'factory sealed' or 'new' in the item description. Between that and the fact that the Amazon phone/net reps seem to love to open ridiculous A-Z and/or return claims for the most absurd returns and that they'll ding your account if you don't at least acknowledge them, reselling on Amazon is NOT the way to Easy Street like this guy may want you to believe. An example of a ridiculous return request I've seen mentioned on Amazon's seller forums: a lady who ordered a circular tablecloth from a listing for a circular tablecloth but who expected it to magically be the square/rectangular tablecloth she actually wanted. Then there was somebody trying to send back a worn out pair of running shoes after something like 4 years. Even if you sell items during the Christmas season when the return period extends into January sometime you shouldn't have to be abused by ridiculous requests like the ones above. Yet many resellers on Amazon will refund such ridiculous requests rather than face fighting an A-Z claim or in some cases having the rep(s) handling the requests for these customers do it for them by force. So again, enjoy attempting to resell on Amazon by following this guy's model. Just don't be surprised when you run into customers who are still brainwashed into thinking 'the customer is ALWAYS right' because they're NOT always right.

[@gstacks510]

CheapestGamer give em their money back and sell it again. MOST people aren't going to be that petty over a $10 item...

[@CheapestGamer]

The thing is how do you know you're going to even get the item(s) back? Some 'customers' are just looking for free or nearly free items by filing BS claims against sellers. Thing is, many sellers have that same attitude that you do of 'give them their money back and resell the item again'. But all that does is train them to expect everybody to do it EVERY TIME. Yeah. Not happening. You can call me petty if you want, but I got into the reselling hustle to MAKE money not give stuff away to people wanting something for nothing.

[@ThisIsDjYigytugd]

You don't need to be an authorized reseller to sell products. Not sure where you got that information but it's wrong.

[@gstacks510]

You sound like you give up to easy..

[@CheapestGamer]

Free Man Me? No. I would fight tooth and nail to prevent being scammed by 'customers'. I guess that's why I stopped selling on there, since I decided I'd rather sell face to face with a set in stone return/exchange policy than let Amazon's wishy washy bend over backwards for the 'customers' policy screw me out of money.

[@robloxfan4271]

The real life mr krabs

[@dinewherever2867]

I've listed my cookbooks and magazines (brand new) that I don't want to clog up my apartment, on Amazon for many months now, and I had managed to sell only a few items. Amazon charges very high listing, commission fees etc, yet it puts a limit on how much shipping I can charge... Even though I didn't take into account on how much I paid for my books when I bought them brand new, I still didn't make money after the Amazon fees and shipping. I can't imagine shipping to Amazon all my books and magazines that I want to get rid of and having to pay them the rent for storing and the extra processing fees when they sell. So I'm still chained to my cubicle job as of now.

[@TheRomeo1580]

Cheaper to buy at the dollar store and flip it online. 50 percent more profit

[@kittenbaby777]

Omg great idea!!!!

[@Natepillradio]

Rick Alvarez That and Craigslist. It's even better. Or Goodwill.

[@theejoeylee]

Cheaper at an estate sale or yard SALE. ( YES NIB items)

[@sankara6823]

Rick Alvarez its cheaper to steal the items and flip it over online,100% profit😂

[@tonyatesticles3196]

jomax clux *Wall Street

[@Nodrodsky]

IF they sell.

[@fghghgvh]

The items are on clearance for reason. It’s means they’re not selling well

[@kvmairforce]

Someone, somewhere will eventually buy most things, eventually. I can't tell how many times I found clearance stuff that I like. It might be niche product, and doesn't see well in mass.

[@llothar68]

Maybe they are oversupplied. Shelf space is precious real estate for shops. If it doesn't turn into profit fast enough they have to empty the warehouse.

[@ascosche]

And yet this guy makes millions... Hmm. 🤔

[@bensouthwell1339]

or the technical term....a sack of old shite.

[@MDC2020]

As all media they don't tell you the whole story..I've been doing this for close to 8 years. She only told 1% of the story which she doesn't know. If anyone reads this if you're looking to make a quick buck..trust me you won't succeed. This guy like me buys in bulk I spend on average $3,000 A MONTH and spend 120 hourss in that month listing items and dealing with amazon. That Amazon sellers app cost you $40.00 a month btw

[@HerAnxiety]

Sell weed. U make more money.

[@wildwestunlimited]

Ya, I did this for about a year and a half, I made about $4000 in profit. It's called Amazon FBA (Fulfilled By Amazon) You ship your items to MANY different warehouses all over the USA that Amazon owns and they take care of all the shipping TO the customer, customer service and returns. It's not nearly as EASY as they make it look.Factor in; -- Gas money for searching (If you don't have a fuel efficient vehicle, FORGET this right now!) -- Vehicle maintenance / oil and filter changes (it's negligible, but it still costs) -- Taxes (Ya, more like TAXES!!) -- Amazon Fees (Amazon ALWAYS has their hand out wanting MORE money in the form of FEES!!!) -- Amazon Storage (Amazon charges a STORAGE fee even if it's been there for just a month on EACH item!) -- Shipping (Even though you get Amazon shipping rates, which are the least expensive ANYWHERE, it still is taking away from your profits) -- Shipping supply's (Yes you can ship in already used boxes, but where are you going to get all the tape, bubble wrap and shipping labels? This costs $$) One thing to know also, Amazon doesn't just allow you to sell ANYTHING right from the start. Nooooo, you gotta prove yourself for quite some time if you want to sell like, clothes, performance vehicle parts and thousands of other things!! Is this impossible? Nope, it CAN be done but the above is MY personal experience. Trust me, Amazon is doing this for THEIR benefit, NOT YOURS!! If you sell them something and the customer just "Claims" that it's fake, you're FINISHED. They will CLOSE your account and send you back ALL your stuff and YOU pay to get it all sent back to you!! (This has never happened to me, I just know the rules) My 2 cents, stick to being a customer, they love you then!

[@Seekingtruth-mx3ur]

I'll stick to dropshipping for now.

[@VibeNation_100]

SeekerofTruth29 hey I’ve been trying to get into the drop shipping business. May I have assistance.

[@Seekingtruth-mx3ur]

Ms.Erica Hawes whats ur facebook? I can message u

[@lilecua5]

How has drop shipping been going for you

[@VibeNation_100]

SeekerofTruth29 Facebook is Erica Hawes

[@jameslincoln9084]

SeekerofTruth29 what is drop shippin

[@booksbooker8650]

Too many of you mixed martial key board warriors. The topic is how someone took an idea and realized success using his idea. I would infer this is to inspire some, to try to thoroughly research this subject and possibly duplicate this young man's success. This man is describing a business and all business, should be taken very seriously, storefront or not. I read the comments, hoping to be inspired by what I assumed would be possible brain stormed ideas and examples of others success. Those of you that are able to boast your success in this area, please continue to out pace the silliness of those who obviously see nothing wrong with their efforts, followed by excuses.

[@drransom01]

keep worshipping wealth. keep worshipping the spaghetti monster

[@jsiszero]

If everyone is already doing it, then there's a good chance you're not going to be as profitable...

[@davidcohen7881]

Nathan, how about becoming your own boss. Or would you rather stay at the mercy of whatever company you're working for?

[@antonioo3182]

Mike McGlock So you're saying if you were able to buy a Starbucks franchise, you wouldn't be as profitable as the other ones??? uuuuhhhhhh...

[@jsiszero]

You won't be as profitable as the person who founded Starbucks, Antonio moron. The market is already saturated and profit margin is slim.

[@SideHustleInspiration]

This is everyday working class inspiration for good working people to go from employee to entrepreneur by starting a work from home based side hustle.

[@songsan807]

I sell at Amazon for many years and there are a few things they did not mention. 1st is that Amazon fee is up to 30% of Product selling price depending on the item category. 2nd is that the shipping might cost you more than what you get. The heavy tire chains might cost $20 to ship but you only got $3.99 from Amazon to ship it. 3rd is the time to look for the item, checkout, package and ship the items out. 4) If going this route with such slim profit margin, each return is going to eat up more than the profit of 10 sales. You can still make money but have to buy and selling things with a higher profit margin with things you know like in garage sales. Got games for $.50 that sold for $40+, $.25 hard drives that solve for $50+. Don't buy something that you don't know and good luck.

[@SusanWernerPhotographer]

It’s a SCAM.... So many details you left off. You haven’t actually sold those items yet have you? You will not.

[@alstevens7060]

The scam is you can only make very little money doing this.He buys in bulk - well you usually don't get discounted items at Walmat in bulk.

[@yourfriendjohnny8889]

Susan Werner your last name is a scam

[@cosmo742]

The developers are gonna patch this money glitch

[@cosmo742]

Updating incoming!

[@littyentertainment6032]

There is no money glitch... i my self have learned this long time ago because i dont want to end up a slave to the system and live a normal life accepting things that i dont want and want to evolve as a human being and not remain low.)

[@antonioo3182]

litty entertainment Do you do this business?

[@ThatK1dOnUTube]

GaryVee been saying this for ages

[@jowahorn659]

Ole Boy Davey for years

[@saulgoodman2018]

AND FBA taking half your profit.

[@brianruizy]

I doubt he any longer physically goes to the stores to single handedly pick items. Why didn't they explain how he does it now?

[@clearanceninja8762]

Absolutely this can be done and is done by many other folks under the radar. Good job kid, but stop giving away my secrets.

[@mariosimpostor731]

MrHoppers002 EBAY NIGGA AND AMAZONG

[@josephwebster9111]

jvz5.com/c/869047/46405

[@lenardstauffacher2489]

I tried it . Now I'm stuck with junk no one wants to buy.

[@vaquero3578]

lenard - that means you bought things that were priced too high to begin with. I have doen this on ebay with stuff i got at walmart. it works. the main problem is being able to find enough stuff to sell.

[@naegleriafowleri2230]

give them away and learn your lesson

[@karmafairy351]

If his business was indeed making money, why in the world would he share that to the world so that he will have more competition??

[@nohomobro8933]

Karma Fairy he thinks hes on top of the world, only to get crushed by someone else.

[@licencetochillmatsi1716]

its scripted

[@Chrisraidr]

Karma Fairy If it's true its because he's already got his money and now it doesn't matter

[@charlescxgo7629]

The devil is in the details, you’ll never succeed unless you know some of the secrets up his sleeves which he doesn’t share here

[@jimsmith939]

its a gimmick for Amazon since they don't really make or have the stuff its other peoples stuff sold on their site.

[@RobertRoman]

Wait until she puts the product on sell and amazon takes their 15% and shipping cost for that product eat that profit away. She’ll end up losing money. Let’s say she buys it for $4, puts on amazon for 10.00. $1.50 will be the fees from amazon and shipping weight would be about $4.50. $10 minus $4 minus $4.50 minus $1.50 = $0 profit

[@OuttacontrolMinistry]

Yeah it's not that easy so don't think that you're going to go on Amazon tomorrow and make money you have to have business license and all of that you looked into that you're not just going to go on there and sell it in and become instant millionaire or whatever so just just saying it's a lot more work than what the news is telling you