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| jbluntz | 08-16-2010 03:40 AM |
I totally agree with this part, but I think a lot of people are holding back what they do for FB.
You're right about that, there's many cheap products you can make a profit on and build feedback at the same time and nobody is going to tell you what those are unless they are already done selling em, I'll throw in a few here: screen protectors, ipod cases, iphone adaptors and my favorite MICKY MOUSE STICKERS!!!LOL |
Ha jbuntz - hell you can make your own stickers. Festive stuff is what I like =) |
| slapped | 08-16-2010 11:56 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by jbuntz
(Post 159064)
I totally agree with this part, but I think a lot of people are holding back what they do for FB. ........
| Sorry,,,,I Did Not Realize that it was a,,,, National Security Issue |
| jshell2910 | 08-16-2010 02:08 PM |
I try to buy or sell pennies,nickels or dimes in the coin section |
| oompaloompa | 08-16-2010 03:19 PM |
I just check out whats ending soonest in the cheaper range range and get ideas, sell at cost and you WILL get feedback. You dont even have to order from China, I was at the supermarket today and saw a whole load of discounted stationery and school items, look at the end of line stuff with the yellow ticket, I have to stop myself from buying too much of it! I saw some end of line garlic crushers, they would sell!! so would the kids colourful water bottles there too... that lovely feedback comes rolling in....who cares what it is...I agree with slapped, really this is a no-brainer.... |
| jbluntz | 08-17-2010 01:46 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by slapped
(Post 159116)
Sorry,,,,I Did Not Realize that it was a,,,, National Security Issue
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| ghostboy | 08-17-2010 09:20 PM |
Pennies,dimes and quarters would work if you sell them as RARE,LUCKY or HAUNTED........ BOO! |
| yourbookbusiness | 08-18-2010 12:44 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by kuntrykok
(Post 112909)
check out liquidation.com for lots of cheap electronic accessories. Found some usb external dvd drives and hubs, etc 100 for like $50.00. New in packaging.
| Liquidation.com is a hit or mis.. I've bought 30 copies of microsoft products from them, properly described, but I once bought 200 cordless phones described as used, but when they arrived they ended up being in salvage condition and pretty much garbage. |
| kruger7 | 08-27-2010 02:47 PM |
Does it really matter what you sell? I thought you can list at any price, e.g. over 1$. And then set some option so it will accept bids for 0.01$? Then just leave feedback for all buyers. Maybe after explaining that your not actually sending them anything though. Best option really, is to compile a list of people selling feedbacks and just work together on any new accounts your all working on. |
| First Edition | 08-27-2010 04:50 PM |
Kruger7... really... read the rest of the thread first :) |
| Sandy D | 08-28-2010 01:07 AM |
This thread is old but here is my .02.
On a new account I started going to the thrift stores, goodwill and buying cheap stuff to resell to gain feedback.
I can buy a cart full of stuff at goodwill for 25.00 and get a ton of feedback doing it.
Go for kids name brand shoes and good clothing, small collectibles etc.
We have tons of Goodwill Stores, Thrift stores close by so it is very easy. |
| HurricaneHuntr | 10-01-2010 01:07 AM |
i just buy 15-20 items. that cost .01-.25 with free shipping, then let the account age and start selling cheap profitable items in my line of vero. Works for the most part.Just sell it really cheap, basically where the profit is slim to none... i love the start price anywhere... we got it till january. I can ramp up some stealths easy now. just pop my $2 item on for $9 + shipping and i make a few bucks and get good feedback.. |
| Sandy D | 10-02-2010 11:09 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by slapped
(Post 158976)
Is this the BEST we can do on this Thread???
There are THOUSANDS of things that can be sold on Ebay, that Can Make you MONEY and Get you Plenty of feedback,,Any Idea of How MANY Closeouts there are EVERYDAY on thinks like Wallets, Stuffed Animals, PURSES, Clocks, Watches, Kitchen Utensils, Baby Toys, Figurines, Games, Caps, Cups, keychains, Laserpointers, Mugs AND Waaaaaaay to Much More to Mention, here, that can be Purchased for WELL UNDER $1.00 Apiece, this type of Sh!t is Available by The TRAILERLOAD, and NOT that that hard to find No Matter where you are located, So Go out and DIG
| I agree.
Local thrift stores, antique malls, flea markets, yards sales you can pick up tons of stuff cheap and get your feedback the right way. |
| HurricaneHuntr | 11-11-2010 12:08 PM |
I think its relative what we believe is good feedback. I am not going to build up 100 feedbacks just for paypal to limit me because they know I foofoo |
| Markk | 11-16-2010 06:58 PM |
I recommend Xbox Live 48 Hour Trial codes. You can buy them for feedback, then sell them for feedback. Be carefull with selling digital goods though; wouldn't want to get hit just for getting feedback. |
| smithg57 | 11-16-2010 07:40 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Phyllip J Fry
(Post 132141)
I buy stamps. They are cheap (1.25 - 1.50). I can then resell them for a little less than i paid, it gets me both buyer and seller feedback. If the stamp costs me 1.50, i sell it for 1.00, so it costs me .50 for 2 (1 buyer and 1 seller) feedback. Since it is a tangible item, I do not think that it can be seen as feedback manipulation.
| How about paypal commission for each sale? I thought paypal charges a $0.75 minimum commission for each sale. |
| Markk | 11-16-2010 07:58 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by smithg57
(Post 182617)
How about paypal commission for each sale? I thought paypal charges a $0.75 minimum commission for each sale.
| It's 2.9% + $0.30 PayPal Fee Calculator by Ryan Olbe
+ ebay fees. |
| jerseykat1 | 11-29-2010 09:36 PM |
sell free software on a disk. for 4.99. put a bunch of free software on a disk and market it as "office alrenative" "photosho alternative" etc, etc. bundle it all up and burn it to a cheap dvd and sell it on eBay for 4.99 each. all you have to do is pop it in your burner, burn it and pop it in the mail box. feedback is slow to come in this way because you cant really track it. But hey its almost all profit if you can get the disks cheap enough. Now don't go out and over saturate this. |
| bork_bork | 01-23-2011 06:36 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by jerseykat1
(Post 186174)
sell free software on a disk. for 4.99. put a bunch of free software on a disk and market it as "office alrenative" "photosho alternative" etc, etc. bundle it all up and burn it to a cheap dvd and sell it on eBay for 4.99 each. all you have to do is pop it in your burner, burn it and pop it in the mail box. feedback is slow to come in this way because you cant really track it. But hey its almost all profit if you can get the disks cheap enough. Now don't go out and over saturate this.
| Petty sure selling "freeware" is a bad idea |
| bork_bork | 01-23-2011 06:40 PM |
I just bought an HDMI cable for $2. Hey I even need an extra one! |
| crocus | 02-26-2011 04:07 PM |
Memory cards are on sale all the time. Usually they aren't cheap enough for resale, but occasionally one of the office store chains (OM, OD, STPL) has one cheap enough to make a small profit. |
| stickmade | 02-26-2011 09:59 PM |
Get feedback plus earn a few pound at the same time
power balance wristbands
good luck |
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