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Although I’ve been doing it since long before the pandemic, finding new sources results in new kinds of inventory along with new knowledge from the research involved.
It’s been years since I’ve relied on thrift stores except for them taking excess off my hands.
Just exploring new sources for the same things you like to sell can deliver nice rewards.Try trading in Ryanne’s Acura for a Toyota Corona, might get a good deal.
I should advertise my enormous death piles to local eBay sellers haha.
I don’t know what’s wrong but I can’t seem to sell my puzzles.
I have a few new ones listed for $20.00.I have no problem with buying and selling on FB Marketplace now.
Just practice the guidelines, wear a mask, wash your hands/sanitize after the transaction, the virus can’t be absorbed through the skin or through your wallet. I sanitize anytime I handle money or touch a keypad.Shredded cabbage is my taco and pita topper/filler, better than lettuce.
Thanks for the reply.
I know what you mean about on line auctions, always a risk that you won’t win everything you’re interested in and if you only win one you still have to make the trip.Yes, that particular style of Panasonic seems to sell quickly and I keep raising the price.
I just use my iPhone, it’s an XS model.
Nice sale on the reel tape, I have an 1800’ reel of the same brand up for $16.99, the cellophane is torn but it’s still new.
Depends how on what you sell but just think to yourself, if I were looking to buy this item, what would I want to know?
