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Following…I don’t miss the extra stops at FedEx but SP was great pricing.
04/23/2018 at 10:07 am in reply to: Anyone recognize this mark of a bird outline on the bottom of a mug? #38153The outline bird is an older mark, the filled in one is more recent. I was mentioning google images bc thought you might find it if adding the anthro brand. I do sell old single mugs and plates as replacements and a lot of blogs and people pin anthro items so I’ve been able to find all but two patterns. Good luck!
Ugh! I listed one item that wasn’t a dp. Pathetic. Non-ebay busyness and burn out in the way this week.
Total Items in Store: 425
Items Sold: 6
Cost of Items Sold: $80 + $3 free shipping
Total Sales: $234
Highest Price Sold: $70 (Two new plates)
Average Price Sold: $39
Returns: 0
Money Spent on New Inventory This Week: $20 on 2 items
Number of items listed this week: 1 ugh!Glad to hear you had a good trip. Not sure if I missed you talking about sourcing there or not.
This past week was filled with extra kid events in the evenings and I was heavy in my role of Mom the Planner and Fixer. I’m in a mode where I’m not crazy about being at my day job. It’s a great job with good pay and flexibility, but there are times when I don’t find it stimulating. I’d love to have a weekday off and list while the kids are at school! I really crave that when it hasn’t happened for a while.
This weekend had somewhat of a break when we went to the movies (Ready Player One) and played a game (Settlers of Catan) while the power was out. So nice reconnecting with my busy teen son. So, was a week when Ebay listing just didn’t fit in. I’m selling off my RA inventory on Ebay that I had bought with my early Ebay profits and not sourcing RA so that’s nice. Currently saving for our June quarterly taxes and being even more frugal than usual. Also thinking about a garage sale next month as my kids have old toys hanging around and have outgrown their furniture. Might be some death pile items that wind up in there which would lighten the load a bit more. Our last garage sale was very successful. My inventory shelves are emptier, so I can really start to see the progress I’m making. I feel like this is my most boring post ever – lol sorry! Keepin’ it real.
Another vote for the Odyssey. This is my dirty 2010. My future death pile free self will enjoy taking it to estate sales.
04/20/2018 at 2:18 pm in reply to: Anyone recognize this mark of a bird outline on the bottom of a mug? #38048Yes, that’s an older Anthropologie item. Try google image search to find the pattern.
I really want to find some Bitossi. If I get out from under my death piles I hope to find some at estate sales. Saw the real deal in Palm Springs. So awesome. That is a cool vase btw. Looks like West Elms style.
04/17/2018 at 11:50 am in reply to: Scavenger Life Episode 355: We Catch Up w/ Maria & Ryan from Passport Vintage Austin, TX #37856We get turbotax at costco. I think it’s a fairly good price.
Interesting report. I heard online that milk glass is cyclical and is cooled right now. If you can manage take some photos next time. I was thinking of starting a topic for photos of displays. We have an awesome local sort of antique mall but very upscale. They have a a lot of rustic and nautical items with great styling.
I have a similar issue – going to unload some of our better brand clothes from home, and I want to do it before the free returns requirement. Personally, I don’t think consignment or my items should count. Maybe I’ll switch on and off with the clothes and death piles. Not much shopping lately…
04/17/2018 at 11:43 am in reply to: New Tax law and it's effects on your business (Politics free please!) #37853It seems to me that the states will find a more reliable way to get their sales taxes, but it will have to be done in a comprehensive manner that does not result in impossible bookkeeping for sellers. Really it makes more sense for the platform to collect and disburse. We are definitely not there yet.
04/17/2018 at 11:31 am in reply to: New Tax law and it's effects on your business (Politics free please!) #37851You’re welcome. State challenges look dismal but we can’t really afford the path we are on. Tax law is never as permanent as it seems.
04/16/2018 at 4:14 pm in reply to: Scavenger Life Episode 355: We Catch Up w/ Maria & Ryan from Passport Vintage Austin, TX #37805Congrats on paying off your car! You’re one to watch Doubly. TFS sales too on Wednesdays.
04/16/2018 at 4:09 pm in reply to: New Tax law and it's effects on your business (Politics free please!) #37802Finally did our estimated taxes and the software allows you to make adjustments under the new tax law. Looks like we will take a hit, but it’s not as bad as I feared at first. We’ll be paying an estimated $4k in additional federal taxes. We will now pay federal taxes on all of the money we pay to the State of California in taxes. It would have been much more but the child tax credit is higher and luckily for us, the phase out is way more generous. Retro here you go with a real world example of someone losing under the new law. I hear the regime is going to try to go back for another bite at the apple (capital gains rate + permanency). I’m sweating already…
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So so week for me even with company and kid events. I listed 14 items, 11 from death piles. Listed three times, but one was a single listing before I got interrupted.
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