popular 1$ item to sell ?

[Sandy D]

Originally Posted by rsot

Fyi: David Carl Allison

Born (1961-02-25)February 25, 1961
Hollywood, Florida, United States
Died July 13, 1993(1993-07-13) (aged 32)
Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Cause of death Helicopter crash at Talladega Superspeedway

So I was right on with the year. Seems like yesterday because he did not need to be flying a helicopter into the race track.

Sad. I believe he was the up and coming driver if I remember correctly.

I remember Alan Kuwicki? and another good driver who was new also died in a crash during a race.

What young driver died 2-3 years ago that was always talked about being the new Jeff Gordon?

[lionelmessi786]

hmm you canc check for key rings

[FASTCOBRA50]

Originally Posted by lionelmessi786

hmm you canc check for key rings

Key rings are another good one. I attend a trade show every year for racing professionals. There are over 1000 venders and each one is giving away a free promotional item. Key rings , flash lights, trailer hitch covers and tons of other stuff with the companies name on it. If the company has something cool, I go back by their booth a few times. These items are usually only available at the trade show. There are trade shows for just about everything that probably offer similar products.

[Sandy D]

Yard sales are another great way to find cheap items to re sell for feedback.

I many times buy 0.10-0.25 that are worth 3-5 each to help get an account going.

Also, if you attend any antique auctions like I do several times a week you can buy box lots filled with goodies for 2.50-10.00 range.

[rsot]

@Sandy D, right on with the year.

As far as items for feedback, you can also take something cheap and create junkie art hah

[Sandy D]

Originally Posted by rsot

@Sandy D, right on with the year.

As far as items for feedback, you can also take something cheap and create junkie art hah

I dont have time to be an artist. No need to for you either. You have access to more then you know in your area.

There is a huge auction center around the Detroit area you could attend and walk out with a van load for 500.00 or less.

[jscan]

I have started selling the type of pens you'd expect to buy in a newsagent at $5-6 dollars. The nice roller ball, gel tip pens.

I sell them for $1-2 including free shipping, Generally I incur a loss of 0.40-$1 depending on the model, fvf etc. But I am trying to build a buffer against increasing amount of idiots on ebay who leave negative at will.

I use to sell the little tennis string vibration dampers which worked for a while before the market was too saturated. I think there are plenty of cheap things to sell, but most you will incur some sort of small loss which I think is worth it in most cases.

[biglouis999]

If you are going to sell low priced items with free shipping to get feedback then I would make them related to what else you sell.

I sell vintage stuff so good low priced items (for me) would be old photos, postcards, sports or trade cards, printed ephemera, etc.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by mrbills10

Sports cards...100 of the same team for .99

And expand on this concept

[JL87]

I personally like going to Ross or Goodwill, found an Ab Lounge for $5 one time and made out good! you can run across some good potential profit makers if you dont want to lose money in the process of creating positive feedback!

[biglouis999]

There are always bits and pieces around the house you can sell.

If you collect anything you can sell the ones you want to get rid of.

When I wanted feedback in the past I sold old photos, postcards and bits of printed ephemera that were surplus to my collecting needs. I also have a big box full of broken junky jewellery, buttons, and stuff like that. Ive also sold fabric swatches (for crafters) and tissue.

[rsot]

Take the bits and pieces, add some glue/tape and colour and, voila - fun item

[Sandy D]

The Goodwill clerks at the local store have an ongoing thing when I walk in.

They smirk, laugh, giggle and one said OMG.

So I asked, what is it with you girls when I walk in and you are all having so much fun?

She said, you are the only customer who comes in and cleans off an entire shelf of items we had just put on the end cap as new items today.



Instant feedback and profits combined.

[glacier922]

Sandy d

Do you use resale permit to avoid sale tax at that goodwill?

[Sandy D]

Originally Posted by glacier922

Sandy d

Do you use resale permit to avoid sale tax at that goodwill?

Good question.

YES.

Some will do it and some wont for some reason.

[a.v.limited]

iphone cables work well

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by a.v.limited

iphone cables work well

FFS, where are these gems coming from?

Do you not know that iphone/ cable listings flag accounts?

That item is regarded as VeRo.

A new account has a high chance of getting the listings pulled.

Stop making the errors with the advice.

[JamesNorth101]

Originally Posted by a.v.limited

iphone cables work well

Really really not a good first thing to sell.

[Dmshark25]

Originally Posted by Greenie

FFS, where are these gems coming from?

Do you not know that iphone/ cable listings flag accounts?

That item is regarded as VeRo.

A new account has a high chance of getting the listings pulled.

Stop making the errors with the advice.

I think a.v. limited is a computer , has this member responded directly to anyone, and the responses are just so off like if u would ask SIRI a question the answer would have something from the question but just way off and just all the responses to 1 to 3 month old posts like they just asked a question

So confused

[Haraen]

Mechanical pencils and pens are pretty popular. Used to get them wholesale and sell them for a buck each, plus shipping.

[Haraen]

Originally Posted by jscan

I have started selling the type of pens you'd expect to buy in a newsagent at $5-6 dollars. The nice roller ball, gel tip pens.

Well whoops Should've read further into the thread...

Another great one you get get cheap wholesale is gum! Get them in bulk and they come prepackaged as well.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Haraen

Mechanical pencils and pens are pretty popular. Used to get them wholesale and sell them for a buck each, plus shipping.

All kinds of office materials work.