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My name is Tom Graber and I have an ebook that I wrote entitled Thrift Store Profits. It explains exactly what I did to learn how to sell on eBay by using thrift store clothing and other items that are in high demand. Thrift stores are the perfect source to learn how to sell on eBay because there are thrift stores in most cities of any size, they have very cheap prices, they have an enormous selection of items to look through and they will always have hidden items of value that can sell for huge profit margins. They also will not have any minimum number of items or minimum dollar amounts you must order.
Most people when they first want to sell on eBay ask, “What should I sell on eBay?” This is asked by just about everyone. . Everyone starts by selling things from around the home but have no idea what to sell from there. Most look for lists of some kind that promises to give them lists of suppliers, wholesalers and other “secret” sources where they can find the Holy Grail of eBay. A source no one else knows about and has merchandise that people are lining up to buy and no competition. Well, if you haven’t figured it out yet- that doesn’t exist. Most lists are just lists of suppliers you can find with research. Drop shippers exist but you and your precious eBay reputation are at their mercy. No, what you need is a way of finding very low cost merchandise but that is in demand, available locally have to minimum requirements for ordering and have large profit margin potential. That is why thrift stores are the answer you are looking for.
Thrift stores, garage sales, estate sales and auctions all have overlooked items of value that are in great demand on eBay. The trick comes in knowing what those items are. You first must know what to look for when going to these places to find your items to sell on eBay. That is what I show you how to do and what to look for at those thrift stores and garage sales. I will show you what to look for to sell for a profit. In fact I will tell you the secret to selling on eBay right here, right now. The secret to selling on eBay is you get paid for what you know. You get paid for your knowledge. The more you know, the more you will earn. That is the truth and the secret to eBAy.
So, how do you go about getting this knowledge? Get my book. Really I will show you exactly how I started selling on eBay by selling clothing from thrift stores that was in demand on eBay. I did this with study, research and trial and error. Lot’s of error. But, I did learn and I did make a profit right from the start without a book like mine to help guide me. I used regular eBay books but none had the specialized knowledge for selling clothing. So I mean it when I say Thrift Store Profits will not only show you how to sell clothing on eBay, but it will show you WHAT to look for and what names to look for and what to stay away from.
I can tell you this. Whether or not you buy my book, if you do your research and study several areas of clothing as far as what is in demand on eBay, you will make money right from the start. To be an eBay Power Seller, you must sell $1000 a month for 3 months in a row. By my fourth month of selling used clothing on eBay, I was a Power Seller. I am not a clothing expert. But I do know how to find out what people want to buy, why they buy and why auctions are so brilliant for selling your items. If I have an item like a sweater and I put a price on it, I just put a ceiling on what someone will give me for it. But if I auction it off with a low bid and know there are people who really want it, then the market determines the price.
I had a sweater that I paid $2.50 for. I auctioned it off on eBay for $143. It was in demand. (I will tell you the name brand of the sweater in a free report you can get on my website). I never would have set it that high but that is what it was worth to someone to outbid the other. Supply and demand. Find items that are short in supply and high in demand. How do you do that? Research, study and knowledge, knowing what to look for and what to stay away from. Check my website out for examples of items I found at thrift stores and sold on eBay. You will see why using thrift stores makes so much sense to learn how to sell on eBay.
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