I love your videos!! Thanks for sharing. Also what is your workout routine? Your shoulders and arms look so strong! 💪🏼 hope that isn’t weird to ask haha
I bought a 50 pound box twice last year and was dissappointed with both. 80 percent of the clothes range in mixed sizes from 0 to 4 and petites. The condition of most of them were not the greatest. I would only order a box if I were able to specify or choose a size range rather than they choose it for me. 10 percent of the items sold so far. The rest will have go to charity.
Oh no! There is always a chance of a bad box. Have you ever tried the 200 pound option? On my last order, one box had lots of Shein and Zara while another box had multiple Supreme pieces.
You can make money off TU you have to kind of research what sells for alot and what the pay out will be. I had a Burberry jacket that I Bought from TRR and I ended up sending it to TU and they sold it for double what I paid. Its another business model that needs to be studied but you CAN NOT send in low cost items it has to be mid tier LUX and up and you can make some good money with them. As long as they do not continue to charge us money to donate to them. They are getting out of hand with the cost to even give our donations to them.
This is smart! At this point, I wouldn’t consider this to be a donation but a true business model. If I do send anything I’m, it’s usually what I can’t sell or know I won’t photograph appropriately. They get discards. 🤷♀️
@MakingMoneytoTravel yes thats true it's not donation..You definitely can not send it and forget it lol..Just make sure you watch it and get it back . I send in alot of stuff like that too but I sprinkle some higher end and I get a good return with TU.
This is true! I typically spend about 30 minutes a day on reselling and try to why the most out of those 30 minutes. The higher sale price items usually take up that time.
Mikoh swim is very expensive on Revolve. Like $100+ per piece. Great find!
Yes!!! I was so excited when I listed this piece.
Thanks for showing the items. How much does a box like this cost from ThredUP?
This cost me $80
@@MakingMoneytoTravel thank you for the reply!
I love your videos!! Thanks for sharing. Also what is your workout routine? Your shoulders and arms look so strong! 💪🏼 hope that isn’t weird to ask haha
You're so kind! It's Zumba Toning! Imagine dancing for an hour with 4-pound weights in your hands. It might not sound like much, but it burns!
You could dye the hoodie if stain doesn’t come out.
Oh! This is a great idea! I've been wanting to learn how to do this, so it might be the perfect opportunity.
I bought a 50 pound box twice last year and was dissappointed with both. 80 percent of the clothes range in mixed sizes from 0 to 4 and petites. The condition of most of them were not the greatest. I would only order a box if I were able to specify or choose a size range rather than they choose it for me. 10 percent of the items sold so far. The rest will have go to charity.
Oh no! There is always a chance of a bad box. Have you ever tried the 200 pound option? On my last order, one box had lots of Shein and Zara while another box had multiple Supreme pieces.
You can make money off TU you have to kind of research what sells for alot and what the pay out will be. I had a Burberry jacket that I Bought from TRR and I ended up sending it to TU and they sold it for double what I paid. Its another business model that needs to be studied but you CAN NOT send in low cost items it has to be mid tier LUX and up and you can make some good money with them. As long as they do not continue to charge us money to donate to them. They are getting out of hand with the cost to even give our donations to them.
This is smart! At this point, I wouldn’t consider this to be a donation but a true business model. If I do send anything I’m, it’s usually what I can’t sell or know I won’t photograph appropriately. They get discards. 🤷♀️
@MakingMoneytoTravel yes thats true it's not donation..You definitely can not send it and forget it lol..Just make sure you watch it and get it back . I send in alot of stuff like that too but I sprinkle some higher end and I get a good return with TU.
Barefoot dreams
Why don’t you list things under $35? You could list for $15-$20 and still make money. More than Plato’s will give.
This is true! I typically spend about 30 minutes a day on reselling and try to why the most out of those 30 minutes. The higher sale price items usually take up that time.