? SUPER HOT Items Selling NOW On eBay! Full Time Reseller Weekend Sales!

Introduction

Hey friends, welcome back to the channel! I've got my weekly "What Sold" video for you, showcasing 24 items that generated a gross profit of $ 2,200. You're not going to want to miss what’s selling right now on eBay!

It’s Tuesday morning as I’m filming this, and I hope everyone had a wonderful and safe holiday weekend. The three-day weekend gave us a great boost in sales. Just to clarify, I don’t ship on weekends, meaning any items sold will go out on the next business day, which is Tuesday in this case.

Let’s dive into some exciting sales! I have a mix of items from bin finds, estate sales, garage sales, and thrift finds. When I refer to my "bin days" or "Friday $ 15 day," I’m discussing my favorite liquidation style store where every item is priced at $ 15, regardless of its value. If you have liquidation centers nearby, definitely check them out—they’re treasure troves!

What Sold?

Small Items:

1. Little Bread and Butter Item: Bought for $ 15 and sold for $ 40, this quick seller was a fast turnaround within hours of listing.

2. Sennheiser Over-the-Ear Headphones: Purchased at the bins, I paid $ 25 (including a $ 10 cable). Sold for $ 100 within hours; they’re high quality, which ensures a fast sale.

3. Portuguese Language Learning Tool: An estate sale find for $ 8, sold for $ 35.

Unique Items:

1. Cool Air Conditioning Misting Fan: Found for $ 3 at a thrift store, listed for $ 130, sold for $ 110—new and sealed!

2. Brass Mass Kit: Paid $ 15 at the returns bin, sold for $ 120. It took a bit longer to sell due to its specialty market.

3. Logitech Universal Remote: Purchased for $ 2, and sold for $ 45. These remotes are a gold mine since they are no longer manufactured.

Tech Finds:

1. Medi Sonic Pro Box USB Storage: Found at an estate sale, sold for $ 80 after only a quick research into comps.

2. Raycon Headphones: Another quick catch at bins for $ 15, sold fast for $ 50.

3. Smart Water Bottle: Paid $ 5 and sold for $ 33, a quick flip that you don’t want to miss.

Shoes and Beauty Products:

1. Shoes: A pair of slip-on shoes for $ 2 sold for $ 34 plus shipping. Pro Tip: Use the SKU system in eBay for efficient organization.

2. Andy’s Shaver: Bought for $ 30, sold it for $ 80. Always check the sell-through rate on items like these!

3. Neutrogena Shampoo: A discontinued item, paid $ 3 and sold for $ 42.

Bigger Buys:

1. Step 2 Advent Calendar: Found for $ 7, sold for $ 150 plus shipping—waiting for the right buyer really pays off!

2. Home Security System: Purchased at $ 15; listed for a long time before finding a buyer, eventually selling for $ 110.

3. Golf Club: Assuming I paid around $ 10 to $ 15, it sold for $ 60 with free shipping.

With all these sales combined and focusing primarily on eBay, I've managed an impressive total over the weekend.

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Keyword

eBay, reseller, weekend sales, Sennheiser, headphones, air conditioning misting fan, brass mass kit, Logitech remote, smart water bottle, beauty products, adventure calendar, home security system, golf club, liquidation center, sell-through rate.

FAQ

Q: What is the best way to source items for resale? A: A mixture of liquidation centers, estate sales, garage sales, and thrift stores usually yields the best results.

Q: How do you determine the resale value of an item? A: I research sold comps on eBay and look up the sell-through rate to gauge demand.

Q: How do I handle shipping? A: I usually offer free shipping, especially for easy-to-ship items like golf clubs, and include costs in the item price.

Q: What should I avoid when sourcing items? A: Items with low sell-through rates or that require too much investment without certainty of a sale should be avoided.

Q: How can I keep organized with my inventory? A: Implementing a SKU system can make it easy to track and locate items when an order is placed.