This Kind of Stuff is Selling on EBAY... Look For it!

Going thrifting and looking for things to buy and sell on EBAY. Found some good deals inside of Goodwill thrift stores to flip online. I sell on EBAY, Amazon FBA, and Mercari. I hunt garage sales, thrift shops, and rummage sales for hot items that people want to buy on places like eBay and resell them for profit.

Flipping Junk
PO Box 237
Piqua, OH 45356

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//WHO AM I?

I'm Wick and I am a reseller for a living. I find things at garage sales, thrift stores, and even clearance at retail stores to sell. I do online arbitrage, retail arbitrage, and buy locally. While the majority of my business is done through Amazon FBA, I also sell on eBay or anywhere else I can flip the junk that I find.

I also trade stocks and futures, do affiliate marketing, and Merch by Amazon to make money online. My goal is to live a free life away from the typical 9-5 job.

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Q: What Apps do you use to sell online (eBay and Amazon)?

A: I search the eBay sold and completed listings to get an idea of what products are selling for. I use the Amazon Seller App to scan for FBA.

Q: Can you make a living selling online?

A: Yes, the difficulty is based on how much effort you put in and how much you need to make each month. I do this full time.

Q: Where do you find your clearance products to resell?

A: Literally everywhere. Check end caps and look for clearance aisles, but mostly it will be mixed in. Ask a manager if there's any good clearance deals and build a relationship if possible.

Q: Do you make a full-time living selling online?

A: I do. All my bills are covered, I'm able to save a good amount, and put money back into the business. I also do other things to make money, but reselling is the meat. It takes a lot of work and dedication to make a full-time living reselling.

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[helpfulcommenter]

You used to talk about bread makers on here, for parting out or selling whole, and I always passed them by because they're big and I didn't feel like dealing with them. Until recently I picked up a discontinued Panasonic model that is worth over $100 used. I decided to test it by buying the ingredients to bake a loaf of bread and see if it worked properly. It worked great.

And now I own a breadmaker and have baked dozens of loaves of bread. Pretty good $5 investment I'd say. Honestly I've probably saved more cash on bread than what I would have made if I'd sold it.

All thanks to the Wickster.

[frankhomen]

Wick great haul especially the jar opener love finding those out in my local thrift store every since you mention in one of your video I’ve kept my eyes for them and sold a couple for some pretty good money thanks to watching your video and great contents you put out there for us reseller to watch and learn together thank you for your knowledge and hard work in making these video for us thank you again

[aaronhall]

Appreciate all your videos Wick. Thanks for taking the time

[jeffbuckler]

Sweet bag. A friend of mine makes leather bags out of materials he acquired. He's also made some canvas bags with the leather straps, so it may not be made over seas. I'd throw handmade into the description for sure. Thanks for your content!

[helpfulcommenter]

Also keep an eye peeld for vintage LL Bean canvas totes - especially weirder color combos or patterns, some of them are suuuper rare.
Nice haul Wickster
The Carhartt Jacket, you'll wanna include "Duck" and "Chore Coat" in the title

[sissykim]

I think its called a whammie bar on the guitar. Used to be called that.

[nevercold]

Very nice haul! Your vids never ceases to amaze, Wick. Awesome pickups, bro.

[windtunnel]

Thanks, Wick. I always appreciate your recap.

[kimberlyhunt]

Thrift stores here in eastern NC are hardly worth going to anymore. They mark things up so high that you can't make money on resale anymore 😢😢

[lawsofhumannature]

The best bolos content on planet earth 🏂🔥

[truckguy]

You passed on the dress pattern at the beginning. They do well now

[sherrytdallastreasures]

I sale bout 3-4 mugs a week. I sold mugs worth over $30.

[hollisteimel]

So a few months ago when I first started reselling, I picked up that same munchkin Marvel hoping to flip $2 into $20. The box ended up having BOTH rare extensions inside that sold for $80 & $100 each. So check those cards!

[adamm]

Nice jacket, should sell quick for lots of Mmmoney😅

[ginadefluri]

You mentioned on the carhart coat about the faded tag. How do you tell the year, make and whatever else we need to know when the tag is readable?

[kiaduffin]

Great finds love ❤️. How do you test your guitars?

[sethcoker]

Imagine if there will ever be a market for reselling adult diapers, we’d all be rich 😂

[Dbottoms]

I work for Amazon and I do sell on Amazon from time to time eBay my main platform and just to say I would never let Amazon ship my items they suck at packaging seen it with my own eyes 😂 I package like fort Knox 😂

[hunter]

hello just found your channel, do you also sell on Whatnot?

[Rick-wo]

Whammy bar on the guitar bud. Actually called a tremolo bar on real guitars.