Alright, enough about crypto. Give me some tips on reselling.

>>2491219
>Any tips?
Stop reselling. Unless you're well-established or have access to a niche supplier or have a good eye for clothing or are naturally very lucky in finding good deals, it's a losing proposition. For people that aren't regulars, eBay is good for cleaning out the closet and making a little bit of spare change, that's it.

>>2491219
Buy high sell low

>>2491219
i did this for years, made some terrific profit. but that was 3-4 years ago. ebay seems like a rotting corpse now. no one bids on shit anymore. everyones a cheap skate who tries to haggle you. ebay policies and customer service suck shit. soo sadly, ive pretty much stopped selling

>>2491231
This guy is spot on, you'd be better off setting up your own biz if you have the spare time instead of reselling nonsense.
>>2491247
Also true. Ebay has some of the greediest people I have encountered in my life. The shit that they ask of me for the things that I sell and the shit that they actually buy is ridiculous.

>>2491247
ebay gives you strict selling limits as a new seller too. Like, they only allow new members to sell 10 items a month when they're first starting out.

Also, no one wants to buy from someone who has zero feedback.

>>2491279
>you'd be better off setting up your own biz if you have the spare time instead of reselling nonsense

Any business ideas? I'm a NEET with chronic pain issues. That's why I found the reselling business attractive. It's tough for me to hold down a regular part time job.

I'm just trying to make a few hundred bucks a month right now to be honest.

>>2491312
There are some threads on /biz/ already now which are discussing that, get some info from them. Just avoid/filter the crypto coin shit which is 95% of threads. Also look in the archive, some good stuff posted past week here.
Otherwise you'll definitely want to concentrate around your strengths and weaknesses in biz, look up some good motivational speakers on YT like garyvee to get started. You're in phase zero which is knowing nothing about nothing, it's hard to guide you really just spend next few weeks deeply reading this stuff and slowly go from there.

No matter what you sell, take the time to write a description that shows you're a person who is capable of being communicative. I started selling much more when I started doing this. As you browse around on ebay, notice how different you feel after reading a description into which effort was made, vs someone copying and pasting the specs / dimensions.