What Will A Pawn Shop Pay For $1 Amazon Liquidation Items?

I wanted to see what a pawn shop would pay me if I brought in items that I bought for 1 dollar from an Amazon liquidation store. I was hoping to find a quick and easy way to flip, resell, and move inventory.

[@tfsplayer2275]

The cashier seems soo friendly

[@tidusflips]

They are! Part of why I love these places

[@picking101]

Not a Bad Idea, good luck hunting. Pick Flip Ship

[@tidusflips]

Thanks! Appreciate you!

[@yoboichilly3666]

This is fun to do and watch you do it😊

[@tidusflips]

Thanks, I’ll make more videos of it then :)

[@twofoolsproductions5793]

As I was watching the video I was like wow that pawn shop looks super familiar. I live like 10 minutes from there I’m off of 21 mile road. 😂 love the vid

[@tidusflips]

lol no way! Come to these liquidations sometime and say hi! I go every Saturday pretty much

[@martinzuniga6605]

I wanna get into reselling but most of the stuff I've seen (pallets, liquidations) are used and/or missing pieces. 😕 Or if it's new, it was returned due to abnormalities or manufacturing erros, like uneven tables, etc etc.

[@tidusflips]

There are definitely some damaged returns. Some can be salvaged and sold as used or refurbished. I usually just try to check my items here before buying to make sure it's good enough to flip

[@vinnypistone.]

Lmaoo dude read you like a book 😂

[@iamgd6499]

Ive been to S&R, thats cool

[@tidusflips]

No way, come say hi sometime if you ever see me there!

[@ramiroramirez458]

Any tips? Ive been doing this on and off for a year. Ive been wanting to focus on doing this as my main source of income. One of my biggest things is avoiding any Chinese knockoff items and making sure items arent damaged.

[@tidusflips]

Those are good rules to go by. I'm sort of in the same boat doing it as a side hustle for a few years and I wanted to scale it up to be a main source of income. I could only think of 3 ways to do that... 1. Start buying pallets and dedicate a large portion of your apartment/garage/basement/home to storing and selling all this inventory. 2. Open up my own bin store business and buy directly from the wholesalers 3. Keep doing it as a fun part time side hustle and start make videos on it to help supplement the reselling income with ad revenue. I chose option 3, but many resellers like option 1 and 2. I don't want all the hassle of large scale liquidation personally. I just like the treasure hunting aspect and enjoy it as a hobby. And I think just doing it as a small part time side hustle on the weekends makes it very relatable for the people watching my videos, because it's something they can realistically do with their jobs. They don't have to quit and open up their own whole bin store to find value in my content. So, that's just my thoughts, and I'd say you should decide for yourself how you'd want to scale it. Great quiestion

[@Proudtobegerman]

I knew they wouldn't buy these things

[@tidusflips]

Yeah, I’ve gotten better stuff on $7 day that they said they would like. But dollar day can be tough. That’s what eBay is for!

[@pedropascual730]

Where do you find these spots

[@weebfishing5439]

I want the dumpster fire

[@prettyboimut1]

Where can I find these places ugh 😩

[@tidusflips]

Look up Amazon liquidation or bin store near me. They’re all over the country

[@Gamerpro0303]

@@tidusflips thx so much I wanna do this so bad it looks so fun

[@ChestnutAte]

Hi

[@tidusflips]

Hey :)

[@cbrooke879]

Does Amazon run these things or people just buy pallettes of returns then sell on?

[@tidusflips]

The latter. Third party liquidators buying truckloads of returns and overstock