Both.. exactly what I’m going through right now.. I put down an antique Stanley Miter Saw in the box because I had 2.45 in the bank. Long story.. I bought the rest of my stuff because I truly believe every single item is bolo or whatever y’all say. lol but listing .. and researching .. and processing … I can’t wait to get my stuff from you. You pretty much allow me to get close to wholesale but not the full pallet amount.. and like you said , I know what I’m buying. I love to curate my own store. I love learning. I’m trying to listen and also put into action. I hope your situation works out for the best with your warehouse and missing/short inventory. I also hope that happens in the quickest possible way. Much love ❤️ Thank you again.
I attended the eBay Seller's Social yesterday at eBay HQ. A common theme I heard among resellers is the time it takes to list. eBay is continuing to make improvements to their software to make this easier but it's still a challenge. Specializing in certain types of products makes a big difference in this, being an everything seller for the long-term is doable but I think you're really limiting yourself. It's good to have the skillset to fall back on if supply of your core products ever runs out but like Chris has shown if you want to go beyond a payout-to-payout living you need to focus on one category.
So are you still on good old EBay or did you move on to bigger and better things? It’s been a while since I saw 👀 your videos just wondering, but from the looks of it , it looks like you’ve grown big time
Not enough time to list, I am on the edge of needing an employee that lists for me. I live in rural Wisconsin and my concern is there are dry buying months where inventory gets thin in winter
