JACKPOT OF A LIFETIME FOUND AT GARAGE SALE

JACKPOT OF A LIFETIME FOUND AT GARAGE SALE
My wife and I went to a garage sale to find some good stuff to resell for a profit online. We ended up stumbling across an entire collection of high end valuable stuff. Come along with us on this crazy adventure!!
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[@davidoconnor6051]

Just incase anyone is interested… I was researching about oil for a motorcycle air filter and this video came up. I ended up watching it till the end. Now I’m off to look at air filter videos 😂

[@thriftmine]

No way 🤣🤣🤣

[@scrumpymanjack]

Yep. If someone goves you such a good deal, you need to show goodwill back. $1,000 would have been the right thing to do. And you still can: make a video on which you return to the guy's house to give him an extra $150. You get the content, you'll make money with the video, and he gets the bonus he deserves!

[@jcash3535]

I feel terrible for the seller. Clearly was emotional selling his sisters things...you really couldn't just give him the already AMAZING deal of $1000...Look how much money you've made off this video of the sale!!!!!! Tens of thousands. Just crappy.

[@thriftmine]

“I’m not attached”

[@Medietos]

@@thriftmine Your quote is Taken out of its context though, for the seller clearly says he would like more, 1000 for just the 3 cartons on the table, and what the lot is really worth. He has taken the time and trouble to check the objects on the market, organizing a sale and is wanting some money too..

[@sugibear123]

tell you the truth he should have offerd at least $1500 he'll make his money back

[@bondgabebond4907]

He was emotional because he finally got rid of it. He had no use for them and certainly didn't want to keep them. He made some good cash.

[@carlosgirardot7566]

@@sugibear123 These people are kind of shitty, they take joy in getting over on people who don't know the full value of things, knowing damn well they could offer a little more knowing how much they would make.

[@LGAussie]

I feel sorry for the seller. He seems overwhelmed selling his sisters items. She may have passed, and now he’s stuck with a collectors stuff and he has no desire for hoarding and collecting. He just wants them to go to flippers or other collectors.

[@TheAgentAssassin]

Yeah I did the same thing when my grandparents passed. I sold way too cheap. I would suggest anyone doing the same to sleep on it don't sell cheap. This guy could have cleared 5k on EBAY easy.

[@uclaxboi]

no worries LG, the seller created the opportunity, both parties came up. wish i were to happen upon a garage sale of baseball cards, and marvel magazines

[@LGAussie]

@@uclaxboi Both parties came up? U mean his sister was there at some point?

[@shrooms8475]

Nothing wrong with that. Why be greedy with others possessions?

[@LGAussie]

@@shrooms8475 That’s what I meant as well, but it’s an overwhelming task to do that kind of selling in bulk unless u get buyers who buy in “lots” like he did. Otherwise u get stuck selling again and again. Garage sales can be fun 3 or 4 times, but then too much work for all that u get out of it. I give it all away cheap, but this guy has a garage full of collectibles that should be on eBay. Just 10 items sell for more than he makes in 2 hours. Anyway, at least he was getting paid customers.

[@BrendaBodwin]

😞 You should have given him the $1000. It was his sisters stuff he inherited when she died.

[@Spiceisnice13]

@BrendaBodwin - you’re assuming things. Just bc the seller said they’re “my sisters” why automatically assume she’s dead. It could’ve easily been the sister dropping stuff bc her brother was having a yard sale.

[@BrendaBodwin]

@@Spiceisnice13 Because he said it. You should listen closer when you watch before you comment.

[@quinnitadavis7575]

Ain't nobody forced him to sell it at a garage sale so are we going to act like the guy just came in and robbed him or is he not out there selling every single item willingly??

[@charlibaltimore7641]

I agree

[@charlibaltimore7641]

@@quinnitadavis7575 That's not what she said. I bet you would feel different if they were buying it from you.

[@agnesfredericksen9892]

How can someone take advantage of such a nice person as this Gentleman trying his best to recoup something of his sisters estate ! I’m always disappointed in the greed of how some people take others for granted ! Why didn’t he just give the man the $1000. And thank him for the great deal !

[@LauraGonzalez-vw9ox]

I totally agree with you

[@randygreen6652]

Cause they are selfish greedy people.

[@stephanie7114]

The seller is so nice. I would give him more. He got such a bargain.

[@hannible1002]

Business is business.

[@kitchenworker446]

Gosh- that guys voice is amazing...I hope he is a singer in a choir or something...its like melted chocolate...I could listen to him read a cereal packet!!!

[@MortalKombatKollector]

He reminds me of Uncle Phil from the Fresh Prince.

[@milt6208]

My mom once told me she would pay to hear Russell Crow read out of the phone book. It is understood.

[@MauiXoXo]

Principal Lewis in American Dad.😂🏆

[@Cuddyy]

Nah bro that’s definitely Mufasa from Lion King

[@destinyhopkins2902]

@@MortalKombatKollector yes! I thought I was the only one

[@LimpyLegolas]

As a reseller and Disney connoisseur, this would be a dream pickup for me. As soon as I heard him say “I’d be happy with a 10th of it” I knew it was done. I would’ve paid him $1000 on the spot. Nice pickup!!

[@36CatsHeavenRescue]

That poor old man,you totally took advantage of him! Not cool! Money is not everything! Ive flipped gear for 27 years and gave the money away to charity. Its better to give than receive.

[@speedbird983]

Don’t think he took advantage, he solved the man’s problem by taking the stuff away

[@quinnitadavis7575]

Thats you Not him,maybe the buyer most desperate to make a money move to feed his family you don't know the situation, seller just wanted to get rid of the stuff and not hold on to it you can't judge someone else's actions off what you wanted to do because I'm sure there are things you'd do that others may not approve of either judge yourself before you pass judgment on others

[@thaddeusd.johnson1523]

He don't care..he rid himself of useless items and the buyer loved it

[@Bewefau]

@@quinnitadavis7575 yeah that only makes it worse

[@JewelsNcrime]

The seller knew the value of what he had and he knew the buyer was a reseller .After everything is said and done the old man had the advantage not the buyer.

[@Jonahbabylul]

The guy was so nice I wish he just gave him at least $1000

[@belenanderton8486]

My thought exactly! Instead of keep bargaining bless him if I was him I’d give the seller the asking price!

[@brianlarkin8208]

Exactly. 1000 is a great deal ivhate when people start liw balling

[@thriftmine]

2:09

[@dineshanblazahan9843]

Yes 1000 is fair .. why u have to bargain

[@finhor8689]

Bent the poor Guy over...

[@Wildturkey10121]

Should have given the guy a grand, there is something about making a deal but treating people right!

[@danleahy7013]

Agreed

[@Fatbalddude1]

Some people just aren't embarrassed. Also, they're the type that want everything cheap, but also want to sell for the highest price. Greed and Karma go together.

[@kimsantamaria6617]

I’m sorry, business is business at the end of the day , I think it was very fair! The seller didn’t have to sell if he wasn’t comfortable and or happy with the offer!

[@Northside7777]

@@kimsantamaria6617 you sound like the greedy type, can smell u a mile off

[@Cherokee913]

$50 less than what they wanted? Nothing greedy about it. Business. Most garage and yard sellers will always say a bit higher than they desire because buyers at these things will always say a lower price. It's the name of the game.

[@leenancy9871]

This post came up in my feed. I am always disappointed when sincere people are taken advantage. You should have given the seller 1000.00. Honesty is always good.

[@cheekymonkey7942]

Shut upp

[@nge400]

Funny, the seller mentioned $10,000 value on $4,500 lot of goods. And you have the cajones to overlook that and say he should have been rewarded for this?

[@hjxflavor]

@@nge400That is a very fair point. Which means that he would have offered to sell it even cheaper if he knew it was only worth less then half of what he thought it was worth.

[@jeffrice4713]

When the seller said $1000 for everything. I would of paid him real quick before the seller realized what a great deal I was getting. That was a steal.

[@slothgamerhd]

Thats why he made alot more money than you

[@khanthevideogamehunter2946]

I agree this was a kool video

[@leeartlee915]

Resellers don’t have any shame. They will try and squeeze every goddamn cent out of a deal. It’s such a pathetic way to make a living. It’s up there with being a used car salesmen…. maybe worse.

[@dawnieb.7394]

@@leeartlee915 that's an exaggeration. It's unfair to categorize ALL resellers in this way. Plus, you forget it's a free market. No one is holding a gun to anyone's head forcing them to sell high-end items at garage sales for way less than they're worth. If someone chooses to do that, it's their choice and their right. There's also no shame in a reseller trying to save themselves some money on a deal, because the seller can always say no! There are many, MANY people out there who are happy to sell items to resellers for less than the items are worth, knowing full well that the resellers are going to try to flip the items for more. It's really not so horrible. ETA: It's also not like the seller asked for $5,000 and the buyer counteroffered $500. Now THAT would be pathetic. Just like when you have a garage sale and you're selling a $30 appliance for $3.00 and someone comes along and says "Would you take $1.00?"

[@leeartlee915]

@@dawnieb.7394 I mean of course I’m exaggerating. All Yankees fans aren’t the worst… but most are. But that little “free market” thing you bandied about, that is the biggest load of horse shit you can pin your argument on. The free market, while a wonderful thing in many ways, does not absolve a litany of individuals from not being horrible, shady, bottom dwelling, parasites. The two can co-exist. You can have a free market AND people who do shitty things within that free market. Of course I’m engaging in hyperbole but the reality is that I don’t have a lot of respect for resellers. Like I said in my above comment, I think of them a lot like those gross af used car salesmen: legally allowed, sure, but someone I would avoid at all cost.

[@michaelmoepono8811]

Wow he already gave you a STEAL of a price and you still LOW BALLED him. Doesn’t surprise me I guess

[@creaturecore13]

@Joyce B it's about not being a scum bag vs taking advantage of someone.

[@BigDeal515]

@@creaturecore13 dope

[@jasons4219]

Obviously you have no idea the time and effort it will take to list those if he sells them individually, not to mention maybe the amount of time he will be sitting on those to get his money back. 850 was a fair deal

[@ImaginationHobbies]

Yep. Sad

[@tipsyp3969]

This is a garage sale not a retail store. He already straight up said he's into buy and sell. Seller agreed with the offer, so what's the issue?

[@yorkshireterror8539]

I’ve been in the seller’s position and trust me when I say there are personality types who just don’t want to deal with this type of massive hoard. I feel the seller is happy to get rid of them.

[@alanpowell4785]

I just gave away a 08 RV a 86 motorhome and some lumber I got new two years ago for $1500 an people acted like i was retarted some people even got mad about who I chose to give my things to the world sucks

[@MadMac007]

Exactly, and he seemed like a seller that wasn't in the mood to sell online or go through the effort to sell for the right price. I bet he didn't expect to sell them that day so I'm sure he was super happy to get 850 and have them out of his way.

[@dawnieb.7394]

100%. The seller was very clear about not wanting to spend his time listing all those items (and it DOES take a lot of time to research, photograph, and list over 60 items, make no mistake). The seller was happy to get the quick cash instead. A great transaction well done.

[@user-fi6hg8vq6c]

Agreed. Based on the property setting I think it’s safe to assume he could’ve or does make a lot more money than $3-$4k in the same time frame it would take to to sell all of those items to make $3-$4k

[@DerSaa]

@@user-fi6hg8vq6c What? 😄 You look at people's property and know exactly what they earn? How do you even know that it is his property? 🤣 KZbin creates realities in minds... ... 😄👍

[@carolynbreau1688]

you did this man dirty 1000.00 was more than fair!!!

[@asktheuniverse2718]

The more you give to others in need the more you will receive. That’s the way the universe works it’s tried and true, tested over the centuries. When you haggle or take more than what is fair he will always be in that struggling mindset.

[@forevercovfefe9369]

That man was a sweetheart. He has class and that can’t be bought. 😉

[@lindap.p.1337]

I thought both parties were sweethearts.

[@shutthefrontdoor733]

Yeah unlike a lot of people in the comments. 🤦‍♀️

[@Joy-xz2fx]

Exactly

[@tjsece]

Unfortunately the buyer wasn’t a sweetheart.

[@Joy-xz2fx]

@@tjsece word lol

[@westcoastspartan1528]

Ya should of gave them 1000. 00 dollars, the seller seemed really honest. It’s one thing to get a good deal and another to take advantage

[@BAGofTALENT]

I must of missed the part where the guy was forced to sell these for that price , he could of said no and put the time in to sell them on his own but he didn't , this wasn't even a case of him not knowing the value he clearly said he knew exactly what they cost many times in the video . The name of the game is buy low and sell high this is the most basic concept of business .

[@513deals]

I think you should have gave him his asking price! This video shows your true character. This was my first and last video i will watch of yours!!!!

[@JustCallMeChina]

I would love for the gentleman to narrate my life😂his voice is so soothing

[@nolaprince01]

Agreed.

[@brucefread3014]

First you have to get a life. Not an imaginary life but a real one.

[@maggiefisher48]

but the lady in the video drives me mad ...she shouldnt speak . lol sorry maam.

[@optimumpride7057]

If u have heard the voice actor of dutch in rdr2 in real life they have the same voice and the same facial features ^_^

[@rizato1]

James Earl Jones

[@janicem4382]

Pay him 1,000 without haggling. You know what they are worth.

[@ChrisTesch87]

I said the exact same thing... like seriously? Come on guys

[@TheRealHeavenlyHands]

Absolutely , in business be men scripture says (ethics ) is better than a quick deal

[@retrobootdisc]

Disney showcase stuff is also crazy expensive. That guy was so nice.

[@aprillovesgolf7042]

I don't know how he tolerates the chick talking like a nine year old.

[@Medietos]

April: She must have some other quality that makes up for it,like being submissive to a man who wants to lead, decide, CONtrol.

[@derekgardin1512]

Maybe she gives alot of bjs, and is good at it. She's not talking then

[@Nannasrevival]

I think you should have given him the $1000. It was an absolute bargain at that price. This just feels grubby offering much less.

[@thriftmine]

Watch my latest video

[@Jakkaribik1]

@@thriftmine No

[@thriftmine]

@@Jakkaribik1 yes

[@Jakkaribik1]

@@thriftmine Nahh Lost that Bet

[@quinnitadavis7575]

Good thing we don't pay you to think

[@lisaliv2585]

Should have given him what he asked. Poor guy. He was nice.

[@sbg22]

I would give him a fair deal , no low balling .

[@gayemoorefield9473]

The purpose of a estate or garage sale is to sell things you No longer

[@monikamir1]

It is called negotiating, it is not lowballing. He also has written on the pavement “Make me an Offer”. That is called the art of the deal.

[@amazingabby25]

There’s def karma for doing shit like that, tbh.

[@bernarddecastro4538]

I'd give him 2 grand for those

[@thriftmine]

Good for you Bernard

[@green8718]

It's true that the seller said to make an offer, but he later clarified what he thought a good offer would be - $1,000. The buyer then hedged and offered $750 and then came up to $850. $1,000 was a good deal, and I think it was rather insulting for the buyer to offer $750. If the seller had held out for $1,000, the buyer would have paid it.

[@Mohammedalamidi10]

You don’t know negotiations then.

[@johnbettmann1404]

The seller should have started at 1500 dollars

[@green8718]

@@Mohammedalamidi10 The seller could have gotten $1000 if he had held out for it. I have turned down lowball offers on things. I'd rather sell to someone who isn't greedy.

[@Mohammedalamidi10]

@@johnbettmann1404 yes if he knew how negotations work, never give your actual asking price in these situations, ask for more, since people (espeically resellers) will always haggle

[@toong3002]

This is how a garage sale works man,

[@dianerhodes1459]

I worked at Disneyland,Anaheim...YOU GOT A SERIOUS STEAL!!!!👍👍👍

[@justinherrick1994]

Nice

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

Yes correct, they were stolen. "Sister" spent "$10,000" and didn't even open them. People are just sucking up the story like brainless sheep.

[@johnappleton9349]

to some. excluding the value, its just crap.

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

@@johnappleton9349 It is crap. Disney love to overprice crap and make $$$. But it's a market. If they overprice crap and it's difficult to obtain and they generate enough market through other activities so that some low IQ people want crap, then it is worth something. I don't think a good picker distinguishes between crap and quality, they just know the market.

[@armadilllo]

steal? no, disney is the one stealing.

[@glendaalamilla2897]

Wow, you got a great deal. However, you really should have given him the $1000.00. Business is business but I really think you low balled him too much, in my opion.

[@billj3494]

The seller should’ve asked for $1250 and then go down to $1000. Always ask more than you really want. Negotiate down And up to your selling point.

[@hannahhope3553]

@@billj3494 true. But when the seller’s wife said 900 this guy should have accepted it and not said 850. It’s one thing to get a deal. It’s quite another to take advantage of someone’s gentle nature.

[@lornadouglas7887]

@@hannahhope3553 yes that sleeze bag did take advantage of a good soul shame on him I dont like things like that .

[@chedderbug2820]

@@lornadouglas7887 .That maybe why 75% of this channels viewers aren't subscribed.

[@nicholasnazzarrio5730]

he over paid. the guy wanted 1000 he could of got him lower

[@paulgonzales9]

This guy knew what he had and practically gave them away.

[@LogoBallers]

Only worth $4500 and he got $800? Some people just don't want all that work. Especially when you have a garage full of stuff. I totally get it. 61 items is a lot to sell individually for someone who isn't willing.

[@gimcrack555]

@@LogoBallers That's true. I'm glad I enjoy the time prepping and selling. I enjoy interacting with people and making cash while doing it. Been buying and selling nearly three decades and enjoy it very much and don't have to really worry about money.

[@koool56]

@@gimcrack555 if it's items of deceased relative (I suspect like in this case), I doubt you would want to be coming back to them over and over until you sold them all.

[@Baronstone]

Yeah and the scumbag wasn't happy with paying 1/10 of the price he had to get them for even less.

[@penguin12902]

@@Baronstone no one forced the guy to sell them.

[@potentialslacker661]

That's family deserved the 1000, don't be so cheap next time

[@Ranbowriter]

Hope his sister knows that her collection was sold for peanuts

[@Ilovegettinggangbang]

his sister passed..

[@Dollyspeaks211]

🤣🤣🤣

[@brucefread3014]

Peanuts are worth something. And they don't fit on skeet flingers. Imaginary tales by silly authors are of value only to fantasy lovers. Make your own fantasies.

[@brucefread3014]

@@Ilovegettinggangbang I would pass on that too.

[@bernieblocker3268]

Umm I doubt the sister cares very much anymore. And buying stuff for peanuts is what garage sales are all about 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@caphead100]

that guy has an incredible voice, wow

[@tracyengland9109]

I was thinking the same thing!! He needs to do some books for audible or voice-overs!

[@BrandonOutside]

Sounds a lot like James Earl Jones to me! Badass for sure!

[@martingale0]

Yes lmao

[@sarahbella458]

Probably would be a great singer.

[@lia-liz2012]

Yeah, sexy 🤩

[@DazzlingStar07]

OMG you just ripped him off! 1000 bucks would have kept some dignity.

[@C0leman]

Not really. The seller claimed it was 10k worth of stuff and it’s not even close. He’ll make 3K off this lot if he’s lucky after shipping and fees. And that’s after all the work of listing and getting rid of each one.

[@juliefarraway5016]

I'm not going to watch it anymore after you just gave him 850 you should be a shamed

[@ChrisTesch87]

I would have loved to see you give the guy a grand for all of it. In the beginning he said he’d love to make 1/10 of what they’re worth and was a cool dude. Definitely felt you were stingy here man.

[@Mammaj1963]

I am also a reseller and I would never lowball a good deal , but that’s just me !

[@jeanducheamps7697]

Agreed. Screwing around with karma will bite you in the ass

[@pokemonpat1254]

Should’ve gave over 1,000 prob sold it all for 3-4 thousand.. but hey 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Gecko....]

Lol this is his business, you don't know how his finances are. Obviously you just work for a company and have a guaranteed wage coming in so you don't understand

[@ChrisTesch87]

@@Gecko.... I made the comment because I DO work for myself thank you very much. Let's not assume now ok 👍

[@chrisvig123]

One person’s junk is another’s treasure😀

[@paedahe4975]

One person’s treasure, is another mans junk.😆

[@jillleach2919]

Actually neither those Disney Treasures were Treasures! 😂😂

[@briannewton2628]

You mean goldmine

[@chowmomof2]

Whenever I'm at yard/garage sales, and the person is asking what I feel is fair, I'll pay it, no bargaining. I just know how I feel when I'm asking say $5 for something and someone has the nerve to offer a $1. This was most DEFINITELY worth $1,000! 😥

[@lisamarielund6292]

A lot of resellers are just greedy, heartless jerks. Nothing like ripping somebody off to make you get a good sleep at night. I would have paid the $1,000 but then again I’m not a greedy slime all.

[@Barnabas555]

Agree he could've wrecked the deal low balling smh

[@dawnieb.7394]

@McLovin2021 Mclovin I really don't think you should be speaking about morals when you use a slur like "jew them down." Just sayin'.

[@peterjones-zb2my]

I agree nothing more then pure greed!!

[@cynthiashapiro4403]

Jew them down? What kind of bs is that, As a Jew, I take great offense at that stereotype remark.

[@dicruz8536]

Don't rip the guy off. $1000 was more than fair. I hate seeing people taken advantage of. I won't follow someone who takes advantage of people like that. You were still going to make a huge profit for all of those for $1000. You make it hard to trust anyone, even when they're such nice people and you are just pretending to be nice to make more money off him : ( Can't trust anyone, hey.

[@vincentortiz2577]

You left your class in the car. Give the guy a thousand bucks.

[@nanaobx]

It's the art of negotiation. The man didn't have a dime in them (they were his sister's) and he was tickled to unload them. This is why it's called a yard sale.

[@michelejames9438]

1000 was cheap it was terrible not to give him the 1000

[@76fazza]

Yeah, $1000 was a steal.

[@charlessolomon9955]

Awesome finds! I found a deal like this once, I paid $290 and made over $5,000. Hope you keep finding those awesome deals.

[@susannabritt7337]

Steal, you should have given him the grand you still would have made out.

[@xerodeus2337]

People seem to forget, the seller could have spent the time to sell all of these himself for $4000. So, really shouldn't ever feel bad about it. He knew what he had, and he knew the cost it would take. The seller figured his time was more important than $3200 and that's perfectly okay.

[@dawnieb.7394]

^^^^THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS^^^^ -- there is nothing more that needs to be said.

[@alk3myst]

Agreed. For some $3-4k is a windfall for others it's a lot of work. Not to mention dealing with customer service issues where the buyer is trying to scam you post sale.

[@tabathawagner9887]

I went to an Auction that had the biggest collection I have ever seen of department 56. I ended up ONLY getting 31 pieces for $192. I didn't get more because I didn't have the space. I am already about 300 in profit and still have about 22 left to sell. I wish I had been able to get more. I think the lady honestly bought every single one because there were 100s! Your score is awesome!

[@sandraperales996]

You should have given the poor man the $1000, you’ll make much more than that.

[@JMC01644]

I know! I really hate when it is already such a good deal and they try to get the price down even lower!

[@KayFabe87]

It's business, not charity. There is no virtue in overpaying for something if the seller is willing to sell it at your price. Additionally; the buyer doesn't know how quickly he will be able to sell it, or if he will be able to sell it at all. That merchandise could be sitting dormant for a long time before you sell it. You have no way to know that at the point of sale. This is where the time value of money comes into play. Unfortunately; schools don't teach those financial basics anymore. There may also be some damage that is not readily visible on some of the pieces.

[@JMC01644]

@@KayFabe87 No, it’s not a charity but those Disney statues are definitely worth the money they were asking. The $150 more wouldn’t have been difficult to give them. They are probably going to make at least $7-$10k on the whole lot.

[@cditsious]

@@JMC01644 you've obviously never have tried to resell stuff. No one pays retail for anything and by his own estimate he only think he'll make $4500 minus 5 if the 61.

[@thriftmine]

2:09

[@jimteja]

That's one hell of a score. I knew those were WDCC as soon as I saw the blue boxes. Many of these things go for $100+ without box/cert and they move extremely fast. With box/cert, you're going to do extremely well. Happy for you guys!

[@suerop]

I'm glad you were polite. At that price I don't know if I would have had the nerve to try to bargain down the price. Congrats!

[@BeastmodeKes]

750 was your original offer? You low balled him on 10 gs worth of stuff? My god, you should've offered him 1500 at least

[@thefarmersdaughter8235]

Obviously your not a garage sailer.

[@TheWabbit]

He offered him $750 on 10K original purchase which doesn't equal current value, 3 were damaged so that means current value was about 5K. They negotiated up to $850 and the seller was happy with price, the buyer was taking the biggest risk ( damage, items missing, COA missing or wrinkled, etc.) I don't see an issue.

[@BeastmodeKes]

@@thefarmersdaughter8235 no, cant say I am

[@BeastmodeKes]

@@TheWabbit yeah, that makes sense now that you mention it. 4 k turn around at best is still pretty good though

[@TheWabbit]

@@BeastmodeKes no doubt about that. Even 3 or 4 more damaged ones or missing COAs and it starts not being worth it, the time to set up the auctions, the shipping, driving to get supplies for shipping, and auction fees will nickel and dime you to death. I used to do a lot on Ebay but when they switched to PayPal only and increased fees again it just wasn't worth it for me.

[@mrfritz2837]

What trips me out is that people like this mans sister spend so much money on these things but leave them in the box, I would save the box’s but display and enjoy them if I’m putting 10k into a hobby like that.

[@tootallmaninflorida]

His sister was a reseller

[@RK-oc7xp]

It's a investment my grandfather did the same with things like beanie babies and sports memorabilia some was worth lots others not so much. I invest in BTC and that's paid nicely 👌

[@aprcuulestdude9076]

Sometimes it’s not about making the best deal but making the most respectable one. That guy is obviously struggling to give away thousands of dollars for under one thousand. You knew you would make a crap tone off this buy at an even thousand. You might have saved over a hundred bucks but you lost way more in respect. I don’t think you understand how many potential subscribers you lost with that deal. Subscribers that would have potentially made you way over the $150 you saved.

[@newdrew2744]

He and everyone else is sleeping on this comment. I'm new. This my first video I've seen of this guy and that lowball move showed his character so I didn't bother with subbing.

[@giotheleo4046]

The seller stated he got them from his sister. He very well could be selling her things after she has passed to pay for her funeral. My grandmother had to sell all of her collectible clocks for a fraction of the price for that reason. Especially based on the fact that he said he looked up the prices online and was familiar with how much they are worth. I completely agree with you @APR CuulestDude, this video didn't sit well with me.

[@arcthelab7]

@@newdrew2744 The seller literally stated they could START at $1000. Anyone that knows anything about negotiating knows that means the seller KNOWS he wont get $1000, its just a high price point to start the haggling. This is expected and the guy clearly was fine with it. Getting $850 off a $1000 asking price is pretty good for garage sale haggling. Both sides left happy...

[@aprcuulestdude9076]

@@arcthelab7 again I don’t argue that this isn’t a great negotiation tactic because after all it’s the most common one. A seller throws out a number the buyer low balls and they settle somewhere in the middle. Perfectly normal. Again my point is that he valued all these things at over 4,000 after he purchased it. Spending 1000 would have been like 3 percent less profitable. Which is nothing. But to the guy selling the 1000 would have been 20% more which he probably needed. You can say businesses is just business and what’s wrong when the guy agreed to the price himself. That’s not the point. It’s easy to haggle a person that is down and needs the money. That’s the issue, taking advantage of a person in need to get the best deal possible. He doesn’t owe that guy anything but I guess I would have just showed some more sympathy. This guy just showed his character or lack there of.

[@nanaobx]

@@aprcuulestdude9076 oh my word! You all are assuming so much!! Not sure why this bothers me so much. Lol! But look, that kind of collectible stuff is way overpriced and is only worth something to a few collectors. Plus, the buyer is not finished when he pays for the items. He's got to get them home, catalog them, takes credible photos of each, upload each item to the sites he uses to sell. Then he had to carefully wrap and ship to each buyer. That's a bunch of trips to the post office. Did you also listen to the whole video where he said that a couple of them did have damage. Also, did you hear the seller say he absolutely did not want to fool with them and was hoping someone would come buy them all AND he said he hoped he tripled his money. He was incredibly grateful to get them out of his garage. Most people go to yard sales to pick up items for a couple of bucks. Very few spend 850.00 at a yard sale. Yard sales are supposed to be used items for pennies on the dollar.

[@ManicMinorProduction]

Nice find! Both buyer and seller were happy with the deal. No need for the negative comments, it's quite simple!

[@Newport8187]

This guy should have given the poor guy the 1000 he gonna make plenty. Then again that how you make money 💴 I just think he low balled him.

[@rodwoods2108]

Come on, you never know what you might make. Sometimes you have pieces from a deal hanging around for years and that was the profit. When you take the risk you never know for sure.

[@thishappycrafter272]

Right?!! So greedy!

[@tootallmaninflorida]

Obviously, the seller was well aware of their worth....he just wanted them gone....he has no desire to sell them individually.....he wants to unload them all at once he wanted $1000...the guy said $850....and the guy took it.....it was worth it to be rid of them

[@rhonnid8426]

Sorry, I’m with David...He should have just given him the $1000. DON’T know if I’ll watch the channel anymore. 🥵

[@MacDaddyRico]

Negotiating is the fun part...Besides... You never really know how long you'll hold something until it sells...if it ever sells...

[@VioletJoy]

What a really nice and honest guy. I wouldn't have the heart to offer less than $1,000, but that's me. GREAT find. It's interesting how collectors sometimes don't even use their collection. Bizarre... unless it was intended as an investment or something.

[@Deliquescentinsight]

I think a lot of people just enjoy the idea of getting certain items, once they have them it is like a spent deal - amazing how many are like this

[@shannonw5218]

I was thinking the same exact thing. The ones he opened was still wrapped in plastic. She never took them out of the boxes to display and enjoy while she was alive. Sad

[@wadeey1]

He wanted $1000…. You stand to make WAYYYYYYY more than that with a bit of work. But you still felt the need to talk him down lower…. Sad.

[@tristanskipworth4377]

@@wadeey1 you obviously do not understand how basic business operates

[@DeliaLRuiz]

@@shannonw5218,Very emotionally distant the buyer. Probably had health problems, seeking therapy would help. Shopping Therapy is a popular problem for many people. Buy and sell your products to get your profits 📈.

[@amberwilliamsen3166]

I knew exactly what those were by just looking at one of the boxes. I would have given him the $1,000 happily.

[@pornstarlivesmatter3319]

ME TOO LOL

[@jillleach2919]

I agree I went to Yard Sales today & was hoping to run into a deal like that! I didn’t but had a great day anyway & got a lot of profitable items! 👍

[@julieknudsen6297]

I’ve got a bunch of those with their certificates. Who wants to buy them?

[@Ranbowriter]

Agree

[@jillleach2919]

@@julieknudsen6297 How much?

[@merlin8675309]

Great find & Great video! The secondary take-away for me is to heed the lesson about where to invest long-term. The seller's sister spent $10k in the late 90s. That money in the stock market at a conservative 8% for 20 years is $46,000. Instead of $46,000 she got $850.

[@Edwin-uj6bg]

Lol yep

[@dawnieb.7394]

Fair point! However, perhaps the enjoyment the sister got out of owning the items was worth more to her than investing the money. Not everyone has the same life goals.

[@beentheredonethat5908]

No the sister passed away. I dint think she spent 10 grand either, that was an exaggerated figure by her brother. If sold properly, she would have more then doubled her investments, but she also bought out of love not for gain. When I buy toys and figures I buy for collectors value, which she obviously didn't, some items are just not in that category.

[@christianjon8064]

Collectibles are trash and she’s lucky she even got that much. About all they do is hold value they don’t go up. Unless you have certain stuff that’s highly desirable

[@SloppySecondz]

@@christianjon8064 And unfortunately there's not a lot that's highly desirable.

[@krod91100]

The craziest thing to me is, it seems, that those were his sisters prized possessions and they were just sold for next to nothing at a garage sale. Like, your life passion could end up just being junk to the next person on the family.

[@gayemoorefield9473]

Thats where everybody's possesions will end up.At a garage or yard sale.My grandson told me when I die he's going to sell all my things for $1.Then he would be a millionaire.I went to my friends deceased and his wife in one year yard sale.I got so upset because that was their life's work.I told my grandson we were leaving.

[@bubmansucks]

They will be sold to people who really want them. I could think of way worse outcomes. They're not going in a landfill.

[@nidhalmahjoubi7964]

I wouldn't really care if I'm dead tbh. I lived and enjoyed them and that's what's all about

[@jamesshattell1425]

Or our possessions end up in a dumpster because our kids and surviving relatives are overwhelmed. I am trying to give away all my "stuff" before I die. The stuff that I will be keeping to enjoy until I die, I hope to leave instructions on how to quickly dispose of for cash or better yet bequest to a person I know wanted something.

[@WinnebagoBrewingCo]

That's how it usually goes. It's really sad when you step back and think about it. I've been to estate sales and auctions and have watched peoples dreams and years of work go for pennies on the dollar. I was never able to get into flipping stuff, I buy what I want and what I'll keep, I just don't feel right making a ton of money of somebody else's misfortune.

[@ozpickers-aussieopshoppere1965]

Me too - cringe when resellers low ball a really fair offer

[@kgb4187]

Do you not know how negotiations work?

[@Gecko....]

I cringe when I can't pay my bills. That's what could happen to this guy when he doesn't make a profit for a couple of weeks. You make as much money as you can when you can. Not all deals are this sweet.

[@lilpsack7194]

@@kgb4187 do you know how lowballing a good deal works ?? oh yes you do cuz you watched the same video lol

[@destinynoob9598]

@@kgb4187 you probably hate pawnstars?

[@ll9212]

$1000 to $2000 would be a fare deal! Damn that was robbery!!!

[@jasonbevelander6322]

Nope it wasnt. Thats haggling and just good business sense. I do it all the time ;)

[@jessyl.8969]

Yah $1000 would be a nice deal but both sides were happy with $850

[@elmismo68]

Definitely. To still bargain after getting an amazing deal.... greedy people.

[@MarkMeszarosYNG]

@@elmismo68 Just amazing but yet the greedy bastard is bragging about it. I believe karma will fall upon him

[@thriftmine]

I’m bragging? Where 😂

[@Chip-dg7wy]

Ignore the haters. Reselling 1000 for 4500 with all the work and risk and shipping costs is a good solid deal. As a reseller you get so many that don’t pan out this well you need some good deals to make up for it. AND the seller knew exactly what he had, what it was worth, and what a paint it was going to be to sell. All the listings, crazy variety of boxes to ship, etc. it costs way more time and money to flip stuff for a profit than people think. I’ll bet he’s got an hour in every item and some made ten bucks. All you complainers need to do some eBay sales and then you’re allowed to comment. Heck just the time LOOKING for things to buy adds up!

[@sputnikalgrim]

You hit a jackpot, and I bet that gentleman was thrilled to make almost a grand and get them gone all at once rather than haggling on every individual box

[@thriftmine]

Exactly

[@marcryvon]

Especially that he's not the one who paid $10k for it all. Wise man ! 🤣

[@25Soupy]

I feel sorry for his sister who spent $10,000 buying them retail.

[@winterbirds8022]

@@25Soupy she probably enjoyed every bit of collecting them slowly but surely!🤗💕

[@kennethsmith8968]

i would have sold them on ebay.

[@Snarkapotamus]

I've done 10x profit on Disney 3D plates from a yard sale...NEVER overlook Disney collectible anything!

[@davidho2977]

I bought a plaque that Disney Corp gave to top selling travel agencies. I paid $2 for it at a garage sale. I sold it for $80 plus shipping to someone in Germany. This was before I quit Feebay.

[@jeffl1460]

I had a tenant from my rental house leave that type stuff in the garage and the basement when they left the property. It was a huge collection of Christmas villages and Christmas themed figurines, trains, and such. I mad some big $$ on that deal. It was great. Good luck.

[@VioletJoy]

Score! I had someone leave a ton of crap behind which cost me $150 to get hauled off. Lol.

[@1Daddoz1]

I was at a swap meet once and this guy had a really scarce tail light lens in great shape for an old Ford. He was only asking $20 for it. I've seen that lens sell for $100 easy in good used condition not to mention it was 80 years old. The guy standing next to me wanted it and offered the guy a dollar. I couldn't believe that he threw out such a lowball. The guy who was selling the lens was very polite, but offended as he should be. He snapped it in half and handed it to the guy and said, "Here…you can have it for free."

[@briannewton2628]

It's nice when you meet genuine people that don't use websites for their pricing. Awesome find

[@ebaydrbrads]

Awesome! When buying whole collections I mention the benefit of not having it cherry picked being left with the junk, the work in listing individually, and always tell I'm a reseller too. The banter between you two works to your advantage well done. P.s. orange monster is gossamer.

[@mlj_the_shield]

Let me say a bit more - when I heard him offer $750 I instantly knew I wasn't going to subscribe to this channel, nor watch any more of these videos. $1000 was beyond fair; I'd have handed him $1200 (and have) in private deals like this. I'll haggle for days over the price of a car, but not when I know I'm getting something for 1/10th of the value and ESPECIALLY since it was his deceased sister's collection. We're not cut from the same cloth, man. Out here.

[@disney_flipper5306]

That deal was great. My parents were collectors, I am a collector, and worked for WDW. You guys are gonna make a ton. Thank you for sharing, and have a magical day!

[@kimlibrisk9968]

You guys are talking about he should of gave him 1000, no it’s a yard sale. He did not make 10 grand he mad 3000 and sold 650.00, most people wouldn’t even buy them at yard sales. So I think he offered him a fair price

[@patricianelson8]

I agree. The man selling the items didn't pay for any of it, his deceased sister did. He made a profit also, who knows if he has to pay off outstanding bills in her name, then sell the house not sure if she still owed a balance, etc. Let alone funeral costs.

[@oldskool1979]

Ryans beatup wallet is a thing of legends !

[@hawj4eva]

Lmao

[@danyo8023]

It tells stories lol

[@jborquez08]

When it's depleted maybe give it away to a subscriber...or auction or NFT

[@SC-cb2pg]

I know right, pretty shabby. I think sometimes guys don’t think about that stuff, but his girl should.

[@AC-fv7kt]

What's all the complaining on the price? He was lucky only to find 2 figurines damaged. You gave him a solid price for these, very fair.

[@growlingcheetah]

I just wanted to say that I love that you're wearing Tucker and Sammie's Freedom to Dream merch! Supporting one another is awesome and not enough people do it. Cheers from Montreal Canada

[@PdiddytTube]

I thought I did good today!! Got 15 new Jansport backpacks for $5 a piece

[@donaldwillox1889]

Amazing how you can spend $10,000.00 for collectables and your return is a little over $4,000.00. You got a deal but the yard seller lost big time money.

[@davidpena8818]

He sure did lose huge money 💰 wow.

[@lilyrpeace]

@@davidpena8818 his sister lost the money

[@TheWabbit]

Think about all the people with beanie babies!!

[@donaldwillox1889]

Yes and beanie babies aren't worth the material it was mad with.

[@TheWabbit]

@@donaldwillox1889 Thats the point.

[@rocioguillen751]

I know it's business but knowing how much it's worth a fair price to pay would have been $1000. I don't kmow but it just did not sit well with me especially since the guy was so nice. My husband buys car parts for classic cars and on multiple occasions has paid more than the selling price because he says the part(s) are worth way more.

[@edward.jantonelly3183]

These finds are rare but great when you can find them. The guy just wanted them gone for space and was pretty well honest. Great score guys more eyes here will open to what your doing. Keep doing what you know best. God bless

[@laurabinns3506]

I love how Pam holds her stomach she’s.a proud mama I have 3 children myself so I no how it feels ❤️

[@RyanandPam]

Most of the time I don’t realize I’m doing it 😊💗

[@laurabinns3506]

Crazy Dreamers we don’t I didn’t it’s just a normal motherly instinct 💕

[@claydoks1]

You should have given him $1,000.

[@thriftmine]

Nah

[@Liam22278]

Why should he? He’s not in the charity business. He should get them for as low as possible, the guy probably would have taken $500 if he played hardball enough.

[@wboutsianis]

I am so proud of you guys!! If anybody deserves to stumble across a treasure trove of Disney figures, it’s you and Pam! Great job!!! Great great job!!!

[@thriftmine]

Thanks Wendy!!!

[@chellybabyme]

Everyone is saying that he low-balled the man. The man said that 1000 was a starting point. The man did not spend $10,000. It was his sisters joy and she is no longer here. The man looks glad to get rid of the items. We don't know his situation.

[@duelbuster123]

Still not a legit excuse. Exploiting people like that

[@chellybabyme]

@@duelbuster123 well, if you go into a store, and see an item with a posted price tag which is a great deal would you go to the buyer of the company and tell him you would like to pay more? Or would you trust that the seller is pricing the item to move it as needed and will take the price as tagged?

[@Dilemma009]

I felt bad if he only made 850 on a 10k collection. 8 on 4,500 i guess is solid for an easy sat/sunday morning!

[@kimlibrisk9968]

No one else wants them

[@2002films]

@@kimlibrisk9968 You are a mouth piece doing damage control. That's why many of the commenters want the collection

[@kimlibrisk9968]

@@2002films ok sure

[@arzabael]

This video taught me that of all the hobbies I wish my future wife has, yard saling is the one I’ll be the happiest to do every weekend with her of all the things I like to do and hope for the girl I meet to like, buying and selling vintage has always been the move if I really think about it. ❤

[@thedrunkenpixie_witchymoon1110]

Just happened to come across this and watched. OMG. When the man said Snow White my heart skipped a beat. I am a diehard fan of Snow White. I would've cried if I was there lol then bought them also

[@SteveBinksTV]

That guy was so nice. Good score brotha

[@ashlynadventures912]

That guy needs to do voice acting. Someone seriously get that seller some side jobs

[@gayejohnston8552]

You totally ripped that nice man off. Shame on you !

[@thriftmine]

What kind of name is Gaye?

[@stemikger]

Man, I would feel bad taking them for that price. It kind of was wrong in my opinion. I would have given him at least a grand and then a couple of hundred for being so nice.

[@thriftmine]

“No” is a powerful word.

[@Duohzy]

business is business.

[@CostcoFries]

Capitalism

[@vamp9190]

The problem is that you never know if the time and effort of selling 60+ figures is going to actually make a profit. On the fly, at the actual yard sale, you have to decide immediately....and keep in mind the seller is getting Cash-in-Hand instantly....no work of posting, taking pics, writing descriptions, boxing, shipping, and having to wait maybe weeks/months for an item to sell....etc., etc. Plus with potential depreciation, and yes these items are technically "used" and the boxes are not mint new...on and on. The overhead of having to sell stuff afterward can sometimes creep up and bite you on the rear-end if you do not account for all of those variables. The bottom line is, there are lots of moving parts -- and the seller is happy to get rid of the boxes, free up storage space, and have fast cash. The buyer is happy to have a chance to put in more work, time, effort to potentially turn a profit. Everyone walks away feeling satisfied.

[@CaptainXanax]

You're the kind of guy that gives his money back at the casino.

[@kmak5345]

Lovely person , sort of person can trust when says all new in box never opened etc , you just get feeling for some people , 🥰🥰

[@user-ko2tu3ss3o]

Incredible the stuff that people 'collect'. And the money they spend. Hope all these boxes gave great joy to the lady in her lifetime.

[@davidho2977]

The collector mentality often doesn't make sense to others. A lot of those figurines were never taken out of the packaging. Collectors often collect things and just having it in their collection is enough. They have no need to open it up and look at it or display it.

[@dianeruiz0721]

I would’ve definitely given them the thousand but at least when they said 900 you should’ve taken that offer. It seems like you took advantage of their kindness. Just saying.

[@DrTobacco]

No idea why people watch literal resale channels of people that try to make a living off of profit and make comments like this lmao. He got 50 less big deal

[@christinemaskell5518]

WOW, there is absolutely nothing better then being at the right place at the right time..all there is left to say is a HUGE congradulation from this Cape Codder !!! a steal of a deal and I know your wife is extremely happy with the two she chose. hope you find alot more of these deals in the weeks ahead, God Bless !!!

[@Juuk-D]

Congratulations*

[@roxylarson9281]

Sweet score on the Disney figures!! I bet you were silently freaking out when he kept coming with more & more boxes, I sure would have been!!🤣❤️🤣

[@shawnise311]

I wonder his situation that he’s willing to let go of valuable items for nothing😔

[@HDVisionsMedia]

people get overwhelmed when trying to sell stuff, we all do.. Family should have sold them for him and then just split the profits. Oh well, he learned his lesson

[@laurah200]

@@HDVisionsMedia the old man probably doesn’t even care about the money anyways. That’s the sick part, I would have atleast done some research before I gave my sisters possessions away for nothing

[@antifreestyle7953]

The old man know they are worth $10 000 but he sell him less than $1000, what a legend. This youtuber paid him way too less.

[@beanzmcswilley307]

Hard watch this, man being ripped off by someone who knows what they’re doing. I know it comes with the territory but to see it happen to someone who seems like a genuinely nice person isn’t good.

[@v-channel1033]

When he started to bargain, I suddenly felt really bad for these nice old people.

[@ellendesanctis3035]

When I sell things, It's up to me to know what I'm selling. It was clear to me this very nice man knew exactly what it was all worth. He said his sister collected it and it's Disney for goodness sake.......not some unknown name. He basically told you the value.......but he didn't want to bother with it. I felt he was happy to have it taken off his hands and the bargaining was extremely fair. Good for you!

[@ChrisIsATM]

Should have given him the $1000

[@thriftmine]

After 1,000 people telling me I should’ve given him $1000, I think I was wrong. I should’ve given him $500 instead of $850.

[@Chrisxx07]

To all those criticizing them for taking advantage of the seller: Check out @11:00. The seller is fully aware that they're going to make a huge profit, and he seems to be fine with that. Getting rid of the stuff without too much hassle seems to be a priority for him. On top of that, it's not rocket science to check the prices of the items you're about to sell. Even older adults are computer literate, and the seller definitely did some research.

[@srq_antiques]

About 8 years ago I bought an almost identical WDCC lot. I almost overdrew my account to buy it but it was one of my first big scores also! Congrats!

[@kingofnewyork8818]

Everyone is like he ripped the guy off ! I’m sure the guy could have looked them up and seen what they go for. He didn’t have to take the offer !

[@MrRagusauce]

Right. The seller paid $0 for them so no he didn't. Just glad to have them off his hands

[@NextUpTunes]

He even said he hopes he triples when he sells them

[@ED80s]

Or sold them online. He needed to unload them and he seemed happy with the offer. However $1000 at $16 each was still an amazing deal. I would have given him the $1000