I started reselling YESTERDAY!! My first purchase/sale was a Leather Callaway cart bag. I bought it at goodwill for $15, and sold it within a few hours for $150!! Can definitely say I'm hooked on reselling as a part time side hustle/hobby/!

@TacoStacks

2 жыл бұрын

That is awesome!

@GerbilTeeth

2 жыл бұрын

hey Lucas, where did you resell it? if it's ebay, how did you get it at the top of the listings? any custom settings you created?

@lam102510

2 жыл бұрын

@@GerbilTeeth I’m not a huge fan of reselling on ebay. Partially because I don’t know how to do it. I sold it on Facebook marketplace! Definitely much easier in my opinion, and less scams!

@GerbilTeeth

2 жыл бұрын

​@@lam102510 thanks Lucas, and how do you prefer to ship it? have them come pick it up, or do you drop it off at USPS? and do you just have them venmo you? sorry im new to this and want to get started so just asking lots of questions!

@GerbilTeeth

2 жыл бұрын

@@lam102510 also how hard was it to get your listing noticed, any special description you mentioned or tags in your headline?

Perks about doing this: you do it when you want. It may not be a lot of money but you still are making money when YOU want to. :) (THANK U ALL FOR THE LIKES! My mom started buying storage units and making money doing that, I no longer sell on eBay and other platforms, I did work for a ups store and learned some great things.. some of my coworkers actually sold on eBay and stuff also.. I quit and started working for Amazon delivering packages.. would definitely like to sell stuff again.. it’s so much fun.. but the money I made didn’t really go to much.. I live with my mother and four other brothers.. money made just went to food and reinvesting back into higher purchases to resale.. I wish u all luck! :-))

@The_Gallowglass

4 жыл бұрын

Well, if you consider how little he had in that cart, $125 profit for not really doing much is nice.

@beet4416

4 жыл бұрын

@@The_Gallowglass wrong, you just wasted a bunch of money buying stuff that everyone is selling on ebay already.

@fishontv123

4 жыл бұрын

@@beet4416 yeah I tried this stuff already along with Amazon FBA... For the amount of time and gas you put into traveling store to store, it's never really worth it.. also can't forget you are paying for shipping supplies too. If nobody believes me, go ahead and add all that shit up.

@The_Gallowglass

4 жыл бұрын

@@beet4416 wat

@anthonyaguilar9341

4 жыл бұрын

It's not going to work anymore now that he made a video on it, LOL

I spent $50 on 39 pairs of crocs at goodwill and sold the all in the first 60 days for $25 each

@diegocruz2177

3 жыл бұрын

nice

@ericrainwater2076

3 жыл бұрын

How did you sell them?

@helenkiflu5292

3 жыл бұрын

@@ericrainwater2076 ebay

@The__Gent

3 жыл бұрын

You the man. Nice work.

@teslacybertruck750

3 жыл бұрын

Shame on you, Goodwill is for the poor not for the rich, who look to make profit off Goodwill's merchadise.

Always keep your shipping costs in mind when buying. The heavier the item, the more it costs to ship.

@AndyRodriguez-ln1dj

4 жыл бұрын

GROVER BOX not when u got a label plug

@Lyzander911

4 жыл бұрын

and return costs

@Dubbinalways

4 жыл бұрын

Andy Rodriguez you’re gonna have to show me your ways haha

@RangerRickTV

4 жыл бұрын

How do you ho much an item would cost to ship?

Bought a hat for $20, sold it for $20.01

@skew538

3 жыл бұрын

Balling

@ricardo_5666

3 жыл бұрын

Profitt yurrr

@investingwithjb8295

3 жыл бұрын

let’s go!!!

@kingnothing6612

3 жыл бұрын

Stonks

@milk7537

3 жыл бұрын

How!! If only I could make that type of money

I found a pair of hiking boots in Goodwill a couple of weeks ago for $4, and sold them on eBay for $65! 🤑

@rubyus7332

4 жыл бұрын

tubularguynine , wow! What brand?

@tubularguynine

4 жыл бұрын

Fa2z SA - Vasque Skywalk

@rubyus7332

4 жыл бұрын

tubularguynine , Thanks a lot!

@fidelsolis6070

4 жыл бұрын

How? Is it really that easy. Whats the first step to make an account?

@rubyus7332

4 жыл бұрын

Fidel Solis , on eBay? Just go on eBay.com, they have tons of great tutorials.

*love your videos man, ebay has been literally printing me money the past few weeks, think cause so many people are stuck at home nowadays.. great time to start selling guys, hope everyone is crushing it!* 💪🔥🤑

@ellieventrulli264

3 жыл бұрын

Boomers are getting old+ can't get out+ shop like they used to. Me personally I won't buy goodwill items for outrageous prices on e bay when I can go myself!

Thank you for sharing this! I have been using tjmaxx and marshalls for years to supplement my sales as I normally sell vintage. Great video!

Thanks Taco for your time! That's where I shop for myself and look around for the fun of it! As always, see you next time. Enjoy to see what your up to. 🙂

Here is an idea for all the reseller wanna be's. I was a reseller for over 20 years. It was a fun hobby for me as I had a full time job. I had an easy office job that allowed me to come and go as I pleased so I could even shop and package/mail items while "at work." I thoroughly enjoyed it for years. Then ebay got flooded with professional store owners and the competition got really tough. Plus ebay and paypal raised their fees. Now reselling is tough. It's way harder than most jobs IMO. There are many resellers doing very well but the average reseller is lucky to break even. My idea for you is to get rid of your junk and turn your storage space into an airbnb. That is what I did and I make 4X what I was making reselling with very little investment of time and money.

Love this video Taco!’ I hope to see more like this from you!! Thank you for sharing!!

OMG Taco Stacks thanks for the shopping trip. Great info. and demonstrations. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good tips! I mostly focus on reselling vintage home items but I have been interested in learning more about the retail arbitrage. I wouldn’t have known that baseball sells better than football, either. Very interesting!

You at best are making a buck or two after fees on stuff selling on EBay $10-$20. Best to concentrate on items selling $40-$50 on ebay.

Enjoyed the video. You have an amazing wealth of information on buying & reselling, garbage picking & scraping & it’s hard work. Good job. Always enjoy your videos. 👍🏼

I work at a Ross and I just want to thank you for picking up those pillows ! Best customer ever lol

Taco knocking over pillows is me everyday lol

Thank you for the info guy! I appreciate the way you break it down.

Your amazing. Straight forward and very mellow. Thank you for your peaceful advice

That is a great way to make some cash. Thanks for sharing the tips! I had to laugh at your dumping the pillows! So relatable!

You're a good person for putting those pillows back. It says a lot

@gerard7417

4 жыл бұрын

Introvert ?

@grannygoes7882

4 жыл бұрын

Yes it does. I think that is one of the reasons he one of the biggest youtubers, in the reselling community anyway. Just seems like a genuine nice guy.

@mamaitaliano9774

4 жыл бұрын

I noticed he missed one pillow. lol

Bought $20 shoes and sold them for $100. Sneaker heads go crazy for shoes. I only do Nike tho.

@Mixfuns0

4 жыл бұрын

Manny Ramirez where did you bought it from?

@kjp551

4 жыл бұрын

I hear if you sell too many nikes it's a problem and they block you from selling them or some shit like that. How long have you been at it?

@user-me7pn6kl2z

3 жыл бұрын

deborah DeborahR yeah it’s a fad, once sneaker companies start putting lots of supply in the market to compete and for revenue it’ll be oversaturated and the prices will go down and it won’t be worth the resell. It already happened with adidas.

@leeho9477

3 жыл бұрын

Muhammed Zahid Philippine bro thy sales lot fake nike shoes

@leeho9477

3 жыл бұрын

Manny Ramirez you buy Philippine fake shoes there

Great video! Thanks for the tips. I shopped those stores all the time but I wasn’t sure what to look for

New subscriber!This is something I want to try! I just typed in reselling for beginners and found your channel and I love how you’re explaining this!

@TacoStacks

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for subbing!

Awesome! I love that shopping center although this time of year it's CRAZY hah!

Informative!!! But the very best part is the Pillow Landslide!!!

@dorisp9127

4 жыл бұрын

funny

Wow I never thought Stacks would take me to Ross but he did!! This was a fun video...again nice job showing us another avenue to turn over for profit!! Loved it!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

@kieljones7983

Жыл бұрын

Hw much do you earn er month

Great info for sourcing, especially now that yard sales and rummage sales are dying down.

😂That was a Pillow Landslide in there😂

Really enjoyed this type of video!

Thanks for the tips. Glad you put the pillows back.

Great Video, thanks for the info very helpful. I've never event been in a Ross Store before and I plan on checking it out the next time I am near one.

I use to buy Jordan's and I remember when Michael kors was really popular I would buy purses from there and flip them

@NickMeisher

4 жыл бұрын

There was a line during a sale at Michael Kors store that was 300 feet long this year. I would say Kors is still popular. lol

Pro tip from some1 who used to do this all the time go 2 a goodwill in a nice town near u and look for famous name brands my friend would buy cheap Ralph Lauren suits for 20 bucks and post them for 60-100

A very informative video today stacks 👍 Can’t say I’ve ever sat there and watched a guy buying underwear before but still informative 😂

@markroney5560

4 жыл бұрын

Not only men's underwear sells well. Sometime women's bras can do even better and sell for more profit. Look for larger sizes.

There's a difference between ebay items that are selling for $15 and ebay items that have an opening bid of $15. Just because the seller thinks it will sell for that much doesn't mean it will. Pay attention to the number of bidders on items. The more bids there are on an item, the more interest there is and the better chance you will sell it for what you want, if not more.

@user-oe2bq7xy7r

Жыл бұрын

Auctions aren’t usually worth doing anyway. “Sold listings” is what you need to be checking.

Thank You for this video , I'm in England so things are a little different , how ever I would love to sell small items on line to help me with my mobilities , these videos will help a lot of people , Thanks Taco x

Thank you for this chance to learn something new. You can use this info to come up with your own ideas.

Good Blooper scene with the pillows! LOL! 😄

Loved watching the pillows fall.

When you knocked those pillows down...I literally laughed out loud

@SAsh-zg6ln

4 жыл бұрын

Katie Husman what’s your snap

I do this on a home decor level. I usually tracking what doesn't sell in 2 weeks or just returned back to the store

Nice video, love hearing your insights...have a great day!

LOL at the pillows falling and then almost knocking them all off again 😂

12:30 😂😂 “Oh geez, oh boy”

THIS IS THE GREATEST KZread CHANNEL I HAVE EVER DISCOVERED

@savagesalvage9449

3 жыл бұрын

Not taking anything away from my man Taco here, but you should check out some of Craigslist Hunters old videos.

Great video!! Thanks for the clear and concise tips!

Very good and helpful video 😊 I like how you changed it up. I miss the thrifting videos.

You have to know about anything you’re going to buy and sell if you’re going to be good at it, it’s all tedious work a lot of the times after Ebay and PayPal and shipping take their cut the profit is low, but can forsure be worked to your advantage

Big thing to remember when you're looking on Ebay to research items, be SURE to look into COMPLETED auctions. Yea, they are up for sale at a certain price, but are they REALLY selling for that? I saw a few items you got to sell, that there is NO way you're going to get what you think you will. Trust me, I've been buying and selling on Ebay for over 20 years and have probably sold or tried to sell just about everything they would let me sell on there..lol.

@damiandagger

4 жыл бұрын

True that. I have seen items that are ridiculously priced on eBay and Amazon both. How much you list for isn't necessary what people are willing to pay for it.

@whichgodofthousandsmeansno5306

2 жыл бұрын

Agree. Easy to learn that the hard way. What things are listed for may not be close to what they actually sell for so always check the "sold" link to see if any are actually selling. I sell rare guitars and currently there are listings from Japan all over ebay asking 3 times what most actually go for. That can really throw off a noob seller as well as a buyer. From what I am told the sellers do not even have the instruments. They just hope for a sucker, then they purchase it if they can and transship it to the sucker.

@bondoman2k

2 жыл бұрын

@@whichgodofthousandsmeansno5306 Cool! I don't have to worry about trying to get a guitar I can't afford...I build cigar box guitars..lol. No, they aren't the rare guitars you sell I'm sure, but I have learned a lot in the last year and a half I've been building, and now I'm building number 27, a 6 string lap steel. And besides, it's fun and I have something to show for it when I'm done! I've even made a few bucks selling some. ;)

Great channel, thanks for uploading 👍 I've been reselling full-time on ebay for the past 6 years.

Thanks for leaving the pillow avalanche in there. Glad to know that stuff doesn't just happen to me!😄

What A BEAUTIFUL DAY!! HEY SALSA MY GIRL QUEEN 👑!!

Don’t forget hitting the socks section. Can find Stance and other good brands for $2-3/pr sometimes

Kewl and informative info bro. New subscriber here. I learned a lot about what things to stay away from until I either know more about it and just start out with good merchandise in the beginning of selling on eBay. Peace and have a great coming weekend.

I love what u do!!!!! Keep it up!!!

Check BURLINGTON as well for the bars of soaps that you bought, that's if you have one close by.

The cap section is the FIRST place I go at TJM, MARSHALL'S, etc. (For myself! LOL) Got many awesome deals on MLB caps. Chief Wahoo is a great pick up!

What many people think is that the same strategy works for everyone. You have to find what your market has that is a good flip. I used to go to this video game store because they would price their new games the same as old and I'd focus on older consoles and try to find games that people were collecting sealed new. I also flipped antique cameras that the margins were a lot higher, but finding the right deals took a while. My rule of thumb is to flip items that can go first class if its a small profit. Less than $10. For that profit, I want it to be just dropped in an envelope and shipped. If I'm making $20+ I will mess with bubbles and boxes to package something heavy/fragile up.

Do more these please been watching u for years. Don't remember u doing much RA unless it was thrifting

Thank you for this video. I started my eBay shop a couple days ago and already have 300$ net profit!

Hey hold on the the one hat uhm with the tomahawk bc they changed the logo & I think they’ll more than likely be worth more in future!!! Just FYI! 💕

Awesome advice in this video Taco!

This looks really fun and your video is quite informing.. Work is slow as hell and I'd love to pick up on this. Thank you for this! Definitely have my subscription!

@TacoStacks

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Find things that weigh 15 ounces or less, otherwise you pay Priority Shipping prices which is doubled!

@LisaMarieMJ

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I can also ship items less than a pound from home, print the label w postage, and have the mail carrier pick up so I don’t have to leave the house.

12:28 best part of the video

Thank, That was fun and informative! Cheers, Rik Spector

Great video Taco. Thanks for sharing!

You're adorable :) Remind me just a tiny bit of a younger Adam Sandler (love Adam!) Anyhow, thanks for the tips! So many videos about trying to make huge amounts or have massive inventory and sometimes its just overwhelming. Like how down to earth you are and how simple you make it! The pillow thing was great fun to watch, nice that you put them back too.

That's really nice of you to give those tips.

@coldworldnoblanket9684

4 жыл бұрын

Janice R.C. Ty grandma 😗

@janicerc4906

4 жыл бұрын

@@coldworldnoblanket9684 🤨

this is a great video and the ebay site is super awesome and very informative as eBay videos for beginners and How to make $100 a day at Ross / TJ Maxx / Marshalls ,frankly this is super well explained and clear.

This video was so helpful!! Thank you!!

I just found you!!! Love how simple you are! I’ve been selling mainly clothes and shoes on eBay and poshmark .. I realized a year after.. I am not into fashion at all 😑 looking to make about $600 a week so that I can take care of my 87 year old loving dad- going to binge watch your videos! LOVED IT!!!!

prior to shipping what do you do with the Ross price tag? They make a mess when you try to pull them off.

Thanks Taco, very helpful!

Great Video Taco. Would love to see more retail arbitrage bids from you.

I've been doing the thrift store thing for quite a while to generate extra income and I've only recently started looking at TJ Maxx / Marshall's / Ross, very informative thanks for taking the time to make this!

@renvill4989

4 жыл бұрын

Wich store makes you the most?

@ElGringoSam

4 жыл бұрын

Ren Vill So far I’ve had most success with TJ Max, but I’m sure it depends region to region and even store to store

@Lyzander911

4 жыл бұрын

but what about all the returns?

@ElGringoSam

4 жыл бұрын

Lyzander911 These overstock stores are all new with tags and although there are still return requests there are wayyyy less than typical used items from thrift stores

What do you do to prepare the products to ship out once they sell on Ebay? (ie: the very sticky sales store sale tag)

Thanks for sharing buddy keep putting in that work

Great video! I am going to try this next time I am at TJ Maxx!

When you buy the stuff and sell it on eBay, do you take off the Ross sticker? Like where it has the price you paid for. Or do you leave it on? Also for shipping, do you ship in a bubble mailer you buy from Amazon or smth or a usps flat rate one?

I love the sour grapes comments😉❤️ This works folks! It does take work and effort but its a great little money maker if given a chance. 100% of a $5 profit is better than 0% of nothing

Great work I always look for sneakers but always cleaned out and don't have alot of money to drop when buying things. I mostly sell hats and do well easy to ship and you can wear them year round

Great information. Thanks Taco Stacks

Used to do a ton of shoes at Ross along w hats , sweatshirts etc , nice Indian hat score

Those selling on line would do well to check out all stores for bargains. I once found a German dog bowl at Ace hardware.

Love this vlog hope we get to see more like this one soon

@robs5579

4 жыл бұрын

Love the 😁 @ Sherry

Great ideas. Love your videos.

never thought about checking the men's underwear section or skincare... brilliant!!

@boomersooner3187

3 жыл бұрын

It’s Bc that stuff doesn’t sell

Good video on what NOT to do. Buying something for $10 profit is not worth it if you have limited capital or are tying to go full time. You can find items to sell at these stores but for the time invested in listing, inventory, and shipping I wouldn't source these. I recommend learning what sells and going to thrift stores first.

@renvill4989

4 жыл бұрын

Who said you were trying to go full time?? I just came to this video to make some sort of money and that's why it's called BEGINNERS you dumb fuck

@user-oe2bq7xy7r

Жыл бұрын

Eh. It’s good beginner practice. Profit might be low but you’re getting a free education. The better you get at these things the more cost effective your time spent is. And you can’t get better without repetition.

Thanks man. This really helps.

I actually have done this before, I bought a pair of supra sneakers for 19.99 + tax and sold them on ebay for 95 + shipping, great advice

youll get more profit buying from second hand stores, garage sales or flea markets.

We are EBay sellers as well and we went to Ross after watching this video. We picked up 11 items for about $118 and listed them for $312. We will see how we do. Thank you for the suggestion.

@DAP91Si

4 жыл бұрын

After you get gouged for eBay and PayPal fees and shipping you have enough for a meal at McDonald's.

@LockerLootersIN

4 жыл бұрын

David P. We sell on eBay full time. It is our living. We know we pay out less than 13% for their services, it’s called the cost of doing business. We should still make well over $100, we don’t ship free.

@Motorsportsgeek

4 жыл бұрын

@@DAP91Si Keep crying over fees, you're exactly the type of person that ends up working a dead end 9-5 with no ambitions

@Motorsportsgeek

4 жыл бұрын

@bookmarkthis No, they probably work there.........

@LockerLootersIN

4 жыл бұрын

IRIE4IPIER 😂😂. People like you are hilarious. You don’t have a “real” life and are miserable so you come into things like KZread where you can be anonymous and try to make other miserable. We hope your life gets better and you start seeing the positive things. Oh and by the way we sold the Under Armor underwear that we bought for $6.99 and got $25 plus shipping. So yeah we are doing terrible. 😆

Thanks for the heads up!! I appreciate it!! And God bless ya all today Shalom

I would not have thought a football team hat selling at a lower price than a baseball one. Thanks for the tip!

The pillows! Lol!! I like your videos on this, you don’t come across as knowing everything!

I would never go out of my way to buy something make a post (maybe have to repost) ship it. Then possibly handle any kind of backlash from the buyer for $7-15 dollars. But that's just me...

@giovannahernandezzz

4 жыл бұрын

Chris G it’s not for everyone , I actually find it kinda fun

Great video, loved the info.

Some very good tips! Thanks!!