What are you knowledgeable in or what would you buy for yourself? If I don't know what something is worth I do a search on ebay and filter for sold items.
Thank you for the inspiration. Here in my country i have been getting insane deals alamost daily. The last one was a special edition nintendo 3ds pokemon X Y that comes with a pokemon game and a naruto game i got for 35€ Im hoping to make around 160€ Another deal popes up today but i went to late on that one hehe
How did you sell the Nintendo 3DS XL Bundle so quick 8:42, even though it was damaged? I get a lot of clicks on my marketplace listings but rarely any messages. No sales yet too.
When you say “Facebook marketplace shipping” what are you referring to? Also how do you get such great engagement on your posts? I feel that whenever I post a product up, nobody responds.
I'm surprised if someone would ship it on Facebook why wouldn't they just check the comps and sell it on eBay? Typically I make my money from auction sites where an ending soon auction doesn't have a bid. You can make money from buying and relisting on eBay solely especially with lots.
Hey! I don’t know if you will even see this, but i’m trying to save up for a car for when I go to college and I’m looking for a side hustle similar to this. I just tried this method and either I’m not filtering correctly or Facebook’s algorithm has changed. Do you have any methods that currently work that you are willing to teach me? Thanks!
Hey Denovo, i am playing with the thoughts to start flipping items on facebook marketplace but i am living in germany, with a smaller "audience". You think it would still be doable and a good trade for my time? Also, i am blocked on ebay lol, but can use the tools to see, how much something is going for and whats sold. Your thoughts would be appreciated here mate :) Thanks and have a great day! :)
Good question. It's all about the efficiency i.e. $/hr. I do whatever I can to increase my income per unit of time. As a rough estimate--I try to profit at least $50 or 30% on any given flip. I will sometimes accept less profit for "very easy" transactions. For example, sometimes I'll buy a graphing calculator for $20 and sell it for $50, because it's so easy to buy, list, ship..but I try to stick to more expensive items. I try not to buy anything I can't list for at least $50. This ensures the item is worth my time to purchase, process, list, and sell it. For more expensive items (>$500), I accept a smaller profit margin because the $/hr is higher. (I try not to go lower than 20% profit on these items, the higher the better obviously).
Quick question. 🙋🏽♀ Do you know how to get ahold of an actual person at Facebook support? They aren't showing ANY of my listings. I created a new Facebook account just to keep my personal business separate from my selling. However Facebook has acted really weird like im some scammer or something. Logging in on Facebook messenger between my two accounts got this one suspended earlier, but I got it reinstated after I went through the prompts. However, now they're not showing my listings in marketplace. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Jennifer... is because facebook want s to prevents scamers. What you have to do is build time in your new facebook account, make new friend and you have to share some post also. You may have marketplace unavailable also at the beginning but after a time you will get it. Good luck.
Hey do some one knows how to make those payments with cashapp but holding the money till we get the package?? like paypal does with good and services. A lot of people use cashapp and venmo and I think just who make "business" like us or "getting old" people has PayPal. 😄 Young people who is selling stuff dont have paypal. Some body knows a different way to make the transaction in a safe way. Thank you.
Hmm. Shocked at how high the prices (over $100) and people trust you will ship and such. Feel like you should encounter scammers with all your deals, if it is a perfect world fill with trust, it would be so much easier.
I have to assume that the videos dried up because you finally realised that one day of locum work as a doctor will pay the same as a month's worth of flipping profits. I'm also a junior doctor. Flipping is a fun hobby but it needs to remain just a hobby if you're in a high-earning profession like Medicine. The amount of extra money you would earn just by hustling to improve your CV and get a Consultant role earlier (by finishing your training in the minimum required time) will far outstrip even the most efficient flipper on earth.
i beg to differ. i think if u actually take the actual business approach u can simply replace your income of six figures. it takes some work but once u have the systems in place u can hire someone and make it completely passive or do it on the side. the key thing with selling is consistency.
@@cj2k867 Did you know that private medical practices are often owned by one or two main partners who then take a cut of the billings of the other doctors within that practice? So you can take a "business approach" within medicine as well, and earn vastly more than any reseller.
@@gedforrest2547 true but relative to it all what is vastly more. Plus reselling is literally timeless. I see where u going here but tbh the proof is in the pudding. U can be a millionaire doing both, there are countless people doing it but one requires years of schooling, astronomical debt and a long time frame while the other can literally be started for free and can be scaled to your hearts content given u have a great system in place.
Why Do People Post Sold On Items In Facebook Marketplace??? Its because they been told the price is too much by another person. So when they do sell it they want everybody to know they got what they wanted for it. Especially that person who told them the price was too high. Its just a way to gloat. ( I got what i wanted for it, see everybody, you see)
