Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this video, you might like this furniture flipping playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PL-DxGggo9JMKGt6l3Z_jn-8yuMk2Al7bU.html
@@victormanuelolivas6029 we just went on Facebook and searched the term “pallet liquidation” and found different groups in our area. There were quite a few. We live in a medium sized city👍
I love the way that you guys lay everything out with a timeline, a price structure, some results analysis, and do it all in a format that makes sense and is easily comprehensible. Bravo!
My wife and I flip pallets and the Amazon app will let you scan the barcode and give you the exact item. Also, make sure to open all of the boxes to make sure its in good working condition and test to make sure it works.
@@Prietoalejandro we sell on both! We check what others are selling the items for. If they are unopened box shelf pulls we are at about 75-80% retail on ebay and 60% on marketplace. Some items sell better on marketplace and there are no fees for local sales on marketplace.
I used to sell and buy on FB marketplace but have stopped because it is now flooded with shipping sites. It used to be where you could easily sell or buy locally but now it seems to be more commercial retail. Also it is taxed.
something to bear in mind is that you can part out pieces when the item is broken. A good example of this, I bought a bread machine at a garage sale for $5 to resell that didnt run. But I sold the pan for $15 and the mixing paddle sold for $18. Personally I would never do a pallet as they tend be way overpriced and require a lot of work as you discovered. Garage sales and thrift stores (if done with know how, there are a lot of great youtubers that help you out) can be fun and profitable
Thank y’all for doing this! I know it was a ton of work but I personally appreciate y’all trying it in order to educate us all! I’ve been curious about pallet flipping and this has helped me decide to probably steer clear 😊Keep up the work! I’ve really enjoyed yalls channel and have started flipping furniture and have LOVED it! $1200 profit after 3 weeks 😁
u guys r great! Thank u for ur honesty. u vids r the perfect pace, succinct and so informative walking us through all the steps as well as hurdles. Also, ur baby is the cutest I have ever seen!
Oh, well! Now you get a feel for what it’s like running a small store. EBay is a lot more work, but seems better for more specialized hobby items like golf clubs. It was fun watching you, though.
Reselling takes patience and it is a full time job. I have been reselling for 6 years and it has made me a lot of money but some items sit for a year + depending. Thank you for making this honest video! New sub here ☺️
I really enjoyed this video. I think they might sell better at a garage sale than FB marketplace. I hate that FB marketplace is just a bunch of ads and shipping options now. I loved when it was just local products. Anyways, great video
My Father makes stuffed artichokes with a pressure cooker like that so people do use them…good video I want to buy a Amazon returns pallet but I’m not there yet
I think there are phone apps for both iphone and adroid where you can scan the bar code and the info will come up on the item including the retail value. That at least makes the research part possible and maybe allows you to scan a few while still on the pallet before you buy it.
Have you thought of using Pirate Ship shipping? It cus out the middle man and shipping through the post office and UPS is a lot cheaper than using directly. You can have the post office pick up when they drop off your mail at no cost. I have used this for over two years and it's the best.
Haha that's awesome whatta blast its exciting like christmas and you guys are both into doing this makes it more awesome I'm watching it on you tube on my tv I never knew Amazon did these things im a Amazon junkie and they seem to impress me with surprises all the time there bigger than I thought and a whole lot of fun you guys are just having a.blast i can definitely relate to! 😁♥️
Hey Jamie & Sarah! I am curious to know what microphone you guys use to capture the audio in your videos? (it's excellent!) Thanks for all of your great content! :P
@2:10 "It's like an old fashion pressure cooker!" - Just wondering how you made out with this item? Nothing old fashion about that, instead just a modern version & canning on the homestead is still alive and well!.
Holy cow that was stressful to watch! I’m sure it was stressful during the making of the video! A good lesson for us though! Don’t risk it unless you are willing to lose it or at least wait on the profit to return.
This may not be related to this video because you are on autoplay over here! 😆 ...but you both are so creative! Do you have room to make and store a "backdrop" for your furniture items that are too heavy to bring inside? I have seen so many artistic ideas using PVC piping with a multitude of textures that may work for a good staged photo. 😊
People don't want to pay anything that the could get at a sale. Your video confirms my thoughts as you get 40% or less of the value. People get gifts the don't want. I think these would work at a flea market. It also takes longer.
I like your content!! This is what I do. Most people who have no idea how to fix items, or how to trouble shoot items should not do this. Also, it's an okay side gig but keep in mind how many hours it takes to list, pack, ship, ebay fees, or meet people to sell local.
Do you guys think in the future you'll try furniture flipping that has more restoration aspects? Like sanding down and re-staining a dresser/night stands or painting something? Would love to see how much you guy could make off that and if the profit is worth the time! I recently picked up a free velvet granny rocker/recliner chair to rip the skirt off to flip but the base has a wooden circle attached to it...so it may be more work that your flips. Worth a shot anyway!
i assume your profit took into account your shipping cost and materials? Also i would be curious how much profit was from Facebook market place vs eBay. I bought my first "pallet" of industrial items and so far i am just shy of making my money back. it does take longer to get these items sold. Also i have had to sell only on eBay because of the nature of the items. Thanks for your video!
What a shame! Really hope you make enough for your mortgage on the rest of it and well done for trying it out. But yeah lots of things means lots of work. You know what your good at so stick with that! More time with your gorgeous babies!! Love it when your daughter is copying what your saying "But you know what is cool" so cute.
Hey guys! Liked & Subscribed! FB has a new algorhythm, even I have noticed sales on FB have changed. I even wrote to them about it. FYI, you can sell damaged items / broken microwaves etc. If you list on ebay what u found wrong with it & it's a "Parts ONLY" sale, you will be surprised what ppl buy for parts!
So I just started selling clothing from thrift stores with shipping on marketplace. Everything went pretty quickly, I have not tried eBay. I have thought about Mercari
As far as shipping, I have seen other Ebay resellers use Pirate Ship which can be mailed out by USPS. It is supposed to be cheaper so maybe you can check them out as well but maybe those items may be a little heavy.
Looking up completed listings on eBay is a much better way of gauging the value of these types of items. It will also help you manage your expectations, so you don't come away so disappointed, and also so that you may price things accordingly so that they sell quicker. Good video.
@@joedunn4820 when you do an eBay search, on the left side of the search results are a rather comprehensive list of filtering options. Scroll way down to where it says "show only" and you should see filter options for "completed listings" and "sold items". You can even do this through the phone app, so it's very handy.
I'm just getting into this and the website I use tells you exactly what's in the pallet all you have to do hope they work if electronic or r in good condition.
Try parting out the items, specifically those you can’t sell because of broken or damaged. Similar to the Nespresso part you purchased. People pay good money for parts. It does require more trips to the mail center, but you can actually make more then you 40% on a single item.
I bought a pallet of 48 chain saws. Big mistake. Nearly half of them don't run. I've gotten a few of them running, but about a dozen had siezed engines. That was two years ago. Still trying to come up with time to get more running, and haven't gotten my money back.
funny you two compline so much its almost funny tbh this is not some thing you do for money even tho some do live off this its hard to keep up with it tbh
My tips for flipping pallets: 1. Avoid the jungle website returns. 2. Never buy untested customer returns for more then 25% of retail delivered. 3. Assume you will average 45% of retail on items you sell. 4. Be patient
I’m hooked on your videos only found you yesterday, the Nespresso you mentioned that has no samples, I noticed the frother… that package doesn’t come with samples, I got the same one and thought the same and they told me it doesn’t come with them because it has the frother!! Very frustrating
I can't see having so many random strangers coming to my house. I think a neutral location to meet and talk and build relationships to hopefully partner up with someone to maybe sale in bulk .
I do this in the UK and honestly I end up selling all my stock on Facebook market place within a week or two always great results for me. Great video though very fun to watch.
Some eBay tips: * Selling on eBay widens your market to an international level! More potential buyers can mean more competition for your items (e.g. higher prices during item auctions) or faster selling times. * While shipping can be annoying, you can set up your item listing to be "local pick up only," just like Facebook Marketplace. * You don't need to pay for shipping necessarily. You can have the buyer pay for the shipping, so they can choose how much they want to pay for shipping. * You can use the search filters on the website to find out how much previous items have sold for recently. This is a more reliable way of price-checking the resale value of any item, instead of a simple percentage of MSRP. * You may think that you can't sell broken things, but there's still a market for repairable items or items that can be scavenged for parts. The biggest repair market on eBay is smartphone repair. * Keep in mind that there are listing and selling fees associated. Fortunately, the listing fees are waived for the first 200 items listed each month. The selling fee still exists, so you may want to include that in your selling prices to recoup your profit.
Absolutely loved watching this! Some of my followers want me to attempt pallet flipping and I have to admit I'm not keen.. Really enjoyed how real you guys kept it in this video!
Sad that you knocked the pressure cooker. I love mine!! They actually save a lot of money because they transform cheap ingredients like dried beans and tougher cuts of meat into delicious meals and they use way less electricity/ gas because they cook high and fast which is why they’re popular in poorer countries/ places that use gas.
I think someone else commented something similar, but my thoughts are the time of year. May be more successful in the second half of the year or closer to Christmas time.
Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this video, you might like this furniture flipping playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PL-DxGggo9JMKGt6l3Z_jn-8yuMk2Al7bU.html
I was hoping this would be a big success for you. Looks like it was a good learning experience. Thanks for bringing us along on this journey.
@@dot2dal It was definitely a learning experience! Thanks for watching!
@Quincy Finnley No problem =)
How did you guys found a liquidator in your town? Can you help please, if not I understand
@@victormanuelolivas6029 we just went on Facebook and searched the term “pallet liquidation” and found different groups in our area. There were quite a few. We live in a medium sized city👍
I love the way that you guys lay everything out with a timeline, a price structure, some results analysis, and do it all in a format that makes sense and is easily comprehensible. Bravo!
Thanks for the encouragement and for watching! 😊😁
Thank you for taking the time to go through the process start to finish.
What a big change from then to now on your knowledge and experience. Love the videos.
My wife and I flip pallets and the Amazon app will let you scan the barcode and give you the exact item. Also, make sure to open all of the boxes to make sure its in good working condition and test to make sure it works.
Thanks for sharing!!
Where do you sell? Ebay, marketplace ? At what %vm retail value?
@@Prietoalejandro we sell on both! We check what others are selling the items for. If they are unopened box shelf pulls we are at about 75-80% retail on ebay and 60% on marketplace. Some items sell better on marketplace and there are no fees for local sales on marketplace.
@@philly214w thanks
Yep I learned that hard way. Few things I opened and were sent back damaged or used. Ugh
I binge on your channel. Love it.
Am so glad it didn’t turn out to be a $1000 nespresso machine! Xx
I used to sell and buy on FB marketplace but have stopped because it is now flooded with shipping sites. It used to be where you could easily sell or buy locally but now it seems to be more commercial retail. Also it is taxed.
I just started watching your channel. You make it fun to watch
something to bear in mind is that you can part out pieces when the item is broken. A good example of this, I bought a bread machine at a garage sale for $5 to resell that didnt run. But I sold the pan for $15 and the mixing paddle sold for $18. Personally I would never do a pallet as they tend be way overpriced and require a lot of work as you discovered. Garage sales and thrift stores (if done with know how, there are a lot of great youtubers that help you out) can be fun and profitable
Great tip!
You guys are always so cheery
Thank y’all for doing this! I know it was a ton of work but I personally appreciate y’all trying it in order to educate us all! I’ve been curious about pallet flipping and this has helped me decide to probably steer clear 😊Keep up the work!
I’ve really enjoyed yalls channel and have started flipping furniture and have LOVED it! $1200 profit after 3 weeks 😁
That's SO awesome! Congrats on your success flipping furniture! Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!
u guys r great! Thank u for ur honesty. u vids r the perfect pace, succinct and so informative walking us through all the steps as well as hurdles. Also, ur baby is the cutest I have ever seen!
Thanks so much! This made us smile! 😁😁
Oh, well! Now you get a feel for what it’s like running a small store.
EBay is a lot more work, but seems better for more specialized hobby items like golf clubs.
It was fun watching you, though.
Reselling takes patience and it is a full time job. I have been reselling for 6 years and it has made me a lot of money but some items sit for a year + depending. Thank you for making this honest video! New sub here ☺️
Thanks so much for watching! 😁
Interesting
Soooo agree! Folks better have some storage space. My wife and I bought an outdoor shed for storage.
It was interesting to watch !Glad you made some money !also so glad Jamie got his coffee machine
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching! 😊 We’ve been thoroughly enjoying the Nespresso 😂
I really enjoyed this video. I think they might sell better at a garage sale than FB marketplace. I hate that FB marketplace is just a bunch of ads and shipping options now. I loved when it was just local products. Anyways, great video
This is a great idea on making side cash. Sometimes you win big, break even or lose. But it’s fun to get a crate and see what you got.
Yes it was fun to try! 😊
Looks like fun, might try it once I retire and have time to deal with it
It's a lot of work, but fun to see what you get!😁
Can you guys do a home tour? Everything looks so beautiful :)
Thanks so much! We have it on the schedule for when the weather gets warmer 😁
@@JAMIEANDSARAH so excited for it!! :)
Can't take my eyes off the kitchen light fixture/chandelier.
My Father makes stuffed artichokes with a pressure cooker like that so people do use them…good video I want to buy a Amazon returns pallet but I’m not there yet
Try checking the product warranty. Maybe they can send replacement parts.
I've been looking for a pressure pot like that one!
Love that you guys do it together ❤
Best of luck to you guys. Keep the faith. You guys will win in the end..🤞🤞
Thanks so much! 😁😁
New to your channel. Great video. Watching from Ireland x
Awesome! Thanks so much for watching! 😁😁
Thank you for this! I want to try this but am afraid I will give up and my husband will be irritated it took over the garage.
Apologies if others have pointed out but you can scan the barcode in from the Amazon app, it saves a lot of time
Thanks for the tip! 😊😊
I think there are phone apps for both iphone and adroid where you can scan the bar code and the info will come up on the item including the retail value. That at least makes the research part possible and maybe allows you to scan a few while still on the pallet before you buy it.
I'm pretty sure the Amazon app lets you do that!
Great idea! Looking forward to an update!
Fun couple and a fun pair of flipping videos
😁
Yayy! Finally! Been waiting for this one!
😊
thanks for the idea, i will order a bunch of new stuffs, return them with replacing my old
Have you thought of using Pirate Ship shipping? It cus out the middle man and shipping through the post office and UPS is a lot cheaper than using directly. You can have the post office pick up when they drop off your mail at no cost. I have used this for over two years and it's the best.
Great stuff Christine from England
Haha that's awesome whatta blast its exciting like christmas and you guys are both into doing this makes it more awesome I'm watching it on you tube on my tv I never knew Amazon did these things im a Amazon junkie and they seem to impress me with surprises all the time there bigger than I thought and a whole lot of fun you guys are just having a.blast i can definitely relate to! 😁♥️
😁😁
Indoor grills and pressure cookers are very popular.
Thank you for all your help and experience with this!! It was a thought, but not anymore!! Staying with my furniture!! Lol
Glad you found it helpful! Good idea! 😊
Hi, first time watching your channel, will definitely subscribe and thoroughly enjoyed the video. Thanks and cheers from Australia.
Awesome! Thank you so much for watching!
This guy is winning
Hey Jamie & Sarah! I am curious to know what microphone you guys use to capture the audio in your videos? (it's excellent!) Thanks for all of your great content! :P
Hi! I think it is just a cheap shotgun mic from amazon! Not sure of the brand, but I think we only paid $25 for it! 😊
@@JAMIEANDSARAH ha that's awesome, thanks for sharing! :P
@2:10 "It's like an old fashion pressure cooker!" - Just wondering how you made out with this item? Nothing old fashion about that, instead just a modern version & canning on the homestead is still alive and well!.
Holy cow that was stressful to watch! I’m sure it was stressful during the making of the video!
A good lesson for us though! Don’t risk it unless you are willing to lose it or at least wait on the profit to return.
Haha it was stressful! Glad to have sold a majority of the items 😊
Love the intro, great production values.
Thanks a ton! 😊
I’ve been waiting for this video! Y’all are such an inspiration. Please keep making content 🙌🏻
Thank you so much! Will do!😊
I like how you guys explain everything 😄😄
Hope the best for you. my wife and I have a pallet coming in soon.
Back to comment..:) I'm glad that you made your money back, question, would you guys flip pallets again? Thank you.
We probably wouldn’t do it again unless we could come across a Target furniture pallet. Even then we will need some time to recover 😂
@@JAMIEANDSARAH Yeah, I think furniture are better than the ones you just got.
This may not be related to this video because you are on autoplay over here! 😆 ...but you both are so creative! Do you have room to make and store a "backdrop" for your furniture items that are too heavy to bring inside? I have seen so many artistic ideas using PVC piping with a multitude of textures that may work for a good staged photo. 😊
Thanks! We don’t have a garage backdrop but we’ve thought about making one! Maybe a video someday? 🤔 😁
People don't want to pay anything that the could get at a sale. Your video confirms my thoughts as you get 40% or less of the value. People get gifts the don't want. I think these would work at a flea market. It also takes longer.
Your kid is so cute, a future flipper!!
Hey!, USPS has porch pickup. Just get a free USPS account, and schedule a pickup. Easy peasy.
fun to watch
I was definitely thinking you guys were in too much of a hurry to sell on Facebook, especially dropping the price so fast!
I like your content!! This is what I do. Most people who have no idea how to fix items, or how to trouble shoot items should not do this. Also, it's an okay side gig but keep in mind how many hours it takes to list, pack, ship, ebay fees, or meet people to sell local.
Do you guys think in the future you'll try furniture flipping that has more restoration aspects? Like sanding down and re-staining a dresser/night stands or painting something? Would love to see how much you guy could make off that and if the profit is worth the time! I recently picked up a free velvet granny rocker/recliner chair to rip the skirt off to flip but the base has a wooden circle attached to it...so it may be more work that your flips. Worth a shot anyway!
Hi! Yes we have a couple videos lined up that include painting and cane! 😊
@@JAMIEANDSARAH yay! Looking forward to seeing them!! :D
i assume your profit took into account your shipping cost and materials? Also i would be curious how much profit was from Facebook market place vs eBay. I bought my first "pallet" of industrial items and so far i am just shy of making my money back. it does take longer to get these items sold. Also i have had to sell only on eBay because of the nature of the items. Thanks for your video!
What a shame! Really hope you make enough for your mortgage on the rest of it and well done for trying it out. But yeah lots of things means lots of work. You know what your good at so stick with that! More time with your gorgeous babies!! Love it when your daughter is copying what your saying "But you know what is cool" so cute.
You guys are high quality people!!
Thanks so much! 😊
Hey guys! Liked & Subscribed! FB has a new algorhythm, even I have noticed sales on FB have changed. I even wrote to them about it. FYI, you can sell damaged items / broken microwaves etc. If you list on ebay what u found wrong with it & it's a "Parts ONLY" sale, you will be surprised what ppl buy for parts!
Thanks for the tip! 😁
You two crack me up!
I love the products that you received in your pallets.
So I just started selling clothing from thrift stores with shipping on marketplace. Everything went pretty quickly, I have not tried eBay. I have thought about Mercari
That is awesome! Congrats and keep up the great work!
As far as shipping, I have seen other Ebay resellers use Pirate Ship which can be mailed out by USPS. It is supposed to be cheaper so maybe you can check them out as well but maybe those items may be a little heavy.
great tip thanks!
Looking up completed listings on eBay is a much better way of gauging the value of these types of items. It will also help you manage your expectations, so you don't come away so disappointed, and also so that you may price things accordingly so that they sell quicker. Good video.
Thanks for the tip!
How do you find the "completed listings" on Ebay?
@@joedunn4820 when you do an eBay search, on the left side of the search results are a rather comprehensive list of filtering options. Scroll way down to where it says "show only" and you should see filter options for "completed listings" and "sold items".
You can even do this through the phone app, so it's very handy.
Your baby is beautiful 😍💕
Best buy ! 🤣🤣
😄☺️
GOOD LUCK IN YOUR NEW BUSINESS, WHERE ARE YOU LOCATED AT.
Thanks! We just do it for fun, but we are in West Michigan 😁
I'm just getting into this and the website I use tells you exactly what's in the pallet all you have to do hope they work if electronic or r in good condition.
Try parting out the items, specifically those you can’t sell because of broken or damaged. Similar to the Nespresso part you purchased. People pay good money for parts. It does require more trips to the mail center, but you can actually make more then you 40% on a single item.
Great tip thanks!
That's so true, alot of ebayers do that.
The "free" espresso machine at that point in the video actually cost you $960 😂🤣 Glad you got there in the end.
A pressure cookies a fantastic way to make stock, which is on trend at the moment
I bought a pallet of 48 chain saws. Big mistake. Nearly half of them don't run. I've gotten a few of them running, but about a dozen had siezed engines. That was two years ago. Still trying to come up with time to get more running, and haven't gotten my money back.
i believe you should look at print on demand would suit the lifestyle you want
funny you two compline so much its almost funny tbh this is not some thing you do for money even tho some do live off this its hard to keep up with it tbh
Omg. What an adorable baby.
My tips for flipping pallets: 1. Avoid the jungle website returns. 2. Never buy untested customer returns for more then 25% of retail delivered. 3. Assume you will average 45% of retail on items you sell. 4. Be patient
Good advice
Thank you sounds like pretty good tips!!
Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all
I do. I want the griddle
I LOVE my griddle! It makes the best grilled burritos, sausage, has brown, grilled cheese...
I’m hooked on your videos only found you yesterday, the Nespresso you mentioned that has no samples, I noticed the frother… that package doesn’t come with samples, I got the same one and thought the same and they told me it doesn’t come with them because it has the frother!! Very frustrating
I can't see having so many random strangers coming to my house. I think a neutral location to meet and talk and build relationships to hopefully partner up with someone to maybe sale in bulk .
I do this in the UK and honestly I end up selling all my stock on Facebook market place within a week or two always great results for me.
Great video though very fun to watch.
Any tips on where to go to start in the UK?
You mentioned selling chairs. Where do you source your chairs?
You could probably sell the microwave to an appliance place for parts and try the let go app
You guys are doing well and I would suggest you look up Mike and Terri they do unboxing pallets and they might be able to help you both love xxxx
Sorry Jamie and Sarah, but the microwave discovery made me laugh deeply. Thank you for the helpful analysis.
Haha thanks! Glad you found it helpful 😁
Hey guys, theres a website where you can bid on pallets. Maybe you should try that
omg im in love with your light fixture above your island !! can you tell me where it's from ?
Thanks! It's from West Elm😁
Got to take the bitter with the sweet.
IM IN NORTHWEST INDIANA LAKE COUNTY. SOMETIMES ITS A GOOD DEAL.
Some eBay tips:
* Selling on eBay widens your market to an international level! More potential buyers can mean more competition for your items (e.g. higher prices during item auctions) or faster selling times.
* While shipping can be annoying, you can set up your item listing to be "local pick up only," just like Facebook Marketplace.
* You don't need to pay for shipping necessarily. You can have the buyer pay for the shipping, so they can choose how much they want to pay for shipping.
* You can use the search filters on the website to find out how much previous items have sold for recently. This is a more reliable way of price-checking the resale value of any item, instead of a simple percentage of MSRP.
* You may think that you can't sell broken things, but there's still a market for repairable items or items that can be scavenged for parts. The biggest repair market on eBay is smartphone repair.
* Keep in mind that there are listing and selling fees associated. Fortunately, the listing fees are waived for the first 200 items listed each month. The selling fee still exists, so you may want to include that in your selling prices to recoup your profit.
Great tips, thanks!
Love you two
Absolutely loved watching this! Some of my followers want me to attempt pallet flipping and I have to admit I'm not keen.. Really enjoyed how real you guys kept it in this video!
Thanks for watching! The pallets are definitely a gamble!
Sad that you knocked the pressure cooker. I love mine!! They actually save a lot of money because they transform cheap ingredients like dried beans and tougher cuts of meat into delicious meals and they use way less electricity/ gas because they cook high and fast which is why they’re popular in poorer countries/ places that use gas.
They sell well on Ebay. Even used ones.
Exactly! I love reselling pressure cookers. People love them!
Trusty 👍!
Thanks for sharing what you learned with us!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! 😁
@@JAMIEANDSARAH 👏👏👏
I'll take those speakers for fiddy bucks. DM me...
Already sold them 😁
@@JAMIEANDSARAH That's a horrible negotiation tactic, but ok, I'll bite... Fiddy sevin fiddy...
I have to say your editing skills are on point !
Thanks so much! This one was a lot of work! 😁
I think someone else commented something similar, but my thoughts are the time of year. May be more successful in the second half of the year or closer to Christmas time.
Yes that is a great point! 👍
Hey guys! Quick question, did you end up disclosing in your listings that the items came off of a return pallet?
Yes on FB marketplace we did disclose that. On eBay we just marked them “open box” 👍
@@JAMIEANDSARAH thanks for the info guys!
You work from home, the mailman has to come to your home to give you mail. When the mailman comes to you porch give him your mail. Wow that was easy
Shipping large items like these through USPS would cost a fortune.