This Reselling & Thrift Store Strategy Makes Me Thousands Each Year

[@alexdtucker]

This is an awesome strategy! Appreciate the suggestion. Looks like you got some new storage for longterm deals, too. Love the new barn.

[@ThriftBoss]

Barn has plenty of space for dead bodies

[@positivepsycho2932]

Damn, I didn't even know we were friends!

[@AtHomeWithLulu]

My favorite holiday is all of them. I sleep in my skin. Good video! The goblin closet where you keep little kids that misbehave cracked me up.

[@ThriftBoss]

Where did you get skin? I need to find some. What’s better - any holiday or celebrating your birthday?

[@unrealunearthunwell]

Halloween for sure. Also, i was wondering if/how you inventory things. I started off trying to put every item in a spreadsheet with where and when I got it, how much i paid, etc. it quickly became way too much and i hit a major wall. It seems most resellers making videos know this stuff, but it adds so much time and effort the way i was doing it, so it just doesn't happen now.

[@JosueWithContext]

Do you purchase these jackets through out the year and wait until the fall months to list? Or are they listed as soon as you purchase them?

[@SmithSold]

I know Second life when I see it. Great video!

[@ThriftBoss]

😆 tell me you’ve been there!

[@jeffreycharest9093]

I do the same as well for seasonal items. Basically storing away stuff like a squirrel lol. Those fall/winter vests are definitely a good in-vest-ment. I just had to do it lol. All about the hybernation profits.

[@ThriftBoss]

Yes indeedy! That’d be interesting to try and store stuff away like a squirrel and stuff all these jackets in my cheeks. Or is that only a chipmunk thing? 😆

[@JesusRodriguezSEO]

Question : Do you get many complaints for selling board games on amazon ? I mean, IP complaints or whatever is called to stop selling their products ?

[@JesusRodriguezSEO]

Thanks, by the way!

[@brad9189]

Great video, as always. Here’s a question. Clothing is supposed to be laundered, according to eBay rules, but do most sellers really clean outerwear, like coats and jackets? I honestly would have no idea how to wash or clean a lot of those kinds of items, especially leather and wool.

[@ThriftBoss]

Great question! I actually never knew that rule. I’ve also never heard that mentioned from any reseller - I wouldn’t think resellers are actually thoroughly cleaning clothing before reselling i.e. putting clothes through a wash/dry cycle, other than occasional items that may really obviously need it. All that said, I’ve rarely purchased /resold any clothing that I’d consider needed laundering upfront. If something smelled, was dirty, smoke, etc., I didn’t purchase. The few occasions would’ve been a valuable item that had a ‘storage’ smell such as moth balls or that old attic smell, or some dust that I knew would clean easily. I’ve certainly washed a few things like that, but very rarely. Thanks! Oh! And I’m pretty sure Justin over at @JustinResells just did a video about eBay changing the cleaning policy.

[@brad9189]

@@ThriftBoss Thanks for your reply! I'm fairly new to reselling and your idea seems the most practical and sensible--only laundering items that clearly need it. I do watch Justin's videos--both of you create really helpful and entertaining content.

[@carolc.1334]

I wanna know how tall you are? Cause in that segment when you were asking, "I wanna know," your head looked like it was touching the ceiling from that camera angle. Or maybe you live in a hobbit house. Just teasing you. Great video, as always. I'm glad to see your channel growing

[@ThriftBoss]

Those upstairs ceilings are low. I go up there whenever I need a boost in self esteem, as feeling tall helps morale 😆 I’m 5’9” and hopefully still growing.

[@yvonnehewitt2922]

Any tips for taking out competing resellers? Looks like your territory is getting invaded 😂