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^^^^DING!!!! DING!!!! DING!!!! We have a winner.

way to go sax4!

Couple hours on the road, nice greasy breakfast and hunting for bargains.
Every day is a shopping day. Bonus is being about to sell some of it on ebay.

:thumb:

Gosh, that is almost every day for me when I am out hunting.

100HRWEEK

04-23-2013 08:28 PM

Selling clothing has been hard for me, given it's very hard to present it in a way that is liked by customers. I even tried wearing a few pieces, but still was never able to sell the clothes so I took them off. I had 20 or so pieces in all spectrum of things.

rsot	04-24-2013 06:01 AM

Lot of pics and post up the size - competitive price - yes bit tough to plan out at times

Sandy D

04-25-2013 07:44 AM

Not tough to sell used clothing at all.

Not enough profit for me itself but many do well in that area.

One of the ladies I run into at the auctions and thrift stores told me she sold 100,000 worth of used clothing last year so it can be done with little effort once you are set up.

Size- easy
Pictures-easy
Description- Easy

Once you have it formatted just change the size, pictures etc and you could easily list hundreds in a day without any issues.

rsot	04-25-2013 12:51 PM

Can always dabble in hand-crafted items and see what items - read recent story of the lady making life-like baby dolls and selling for top $

Sandy D

04-27-2013 12:31 PM

For those who have Kmarts that stock Sears items.

Make sure you always check their clearance area as some Kmarts are struggling with Sears type of items and make things down to profit levels you will like.

Pasicel

04-28-2013 01:06 AM

I use to make decent money going to yard sales, buy nice clean clothes for as low as 1$,
sell them easy as an auction for 10$+

And Yard Sales in my area, you'll run into packs of clothes

rsot	04-28-2013 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Pasicel (Post 444514)

And Yard Sales in my area, you'll run into packs of clothes

And packs of TGMTs and Sandy Ds...

GreenBean

04-28-2013 10:02 AM

Have to be in it to do it.

Industrial 'yard sale' yesterday had offerings of brand new boxed drills, equipment lockers and assorted 'junk'.
Roughly speaking $500 spent. Already sold most of the drills for $1300. No need to even think of listing them.
:juggle:

rsot	04-28-2013 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by GreenBean™ (Post 444613)

Sold them direct to clients?

GreenBean

04-28-2013 10:06 AM

Nope, sold them to the lads who work for me

:cheer:

Sandy D

04-28-2013 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by rsot (Post 444599)

And packs of TGMTs and Sandy Ds...

I dont buy clothing but I find a ton of other goodies!!

km018

04-29-2013 05:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Packattack12 (Post 443092)

Not sure if any of you have a TJ MAXX near you...but man you can find some really good deals there and flip them on ebay for like 400% profit!

Talking about dry-fit sports apparel. you know what im talking about, without giving the name away.

Also try Marshall's and Ross. There is money to be made in all 3 of these stores.

Sandy D

04-29-2013 08:08 AM

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Originally Posted by km018 (Post 444860)

Also try Marshall's and Ross. There is money to be made in all 3 of these stores.

LOL

At our local Ross when they roll out a clearance rack you had better have your bag of marbles ready because they will mow you down like they are giving something away for free.

:yar:

rsot	04-29-2013 12:59 PM

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Nope, sold them to the lads who work for me

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