Reselling Clothes - Anyone Experienced?

[Garethp123]

about 3 years ago I bought a Norwegian fishing jumper still with tags on for £20 and sold it on ebay for around £125. I also have a 1980s Ipswich football shirt for £3 that sells for around £70. Just now I bought an urban brand hoodie for £6 whilst on lunch that has sold recently for £95.

But my experience is limited and some people stopped selling clothes because you get lots of returns. But like today I should make £60 for 30 minute work. Has anyone else had experience with it?

[Euler]

You really do sound like you are on the wrong forum.

[Garethp123]

I thought this was the 'off topic' forum

[sionascaig]

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There is a clue in there somewhere...

[arbitrage16]

Depop

[Garethp123]

Depop

Yes but the whole area is messy. There is a former police officer on YouTube who resells clothes. Claims to make £300-£700 a day but you have to be incredibly careful about brands and you have to have huge knowledge of brands

I did buy a Terminator 1 t shirt for £2 should get £40 for it but its so messy listing and posting.

[Kai]

about 3 years ago I bought a Norwegian fishing jumper still with tags on for £20 and sold it on ebay for around £125. I also have a 1980s Ipswich football shirt for £3 that sells for around £70. Just now I bought an urban brand hoodie for £6 whilst on lunch that has sold recently for £95.

But my experience is limited and some people stopped selling clothes because you get lots of returns. But like today I should make £60 for 30 minute work. Has anyone else had experience with it?

No, but these same principles should work on Betfair as well

[ShaunWhite]

You really do sound like you are on the wrong forum.

+1
Tbh I blame myself for even looking given the subject title.

If you want to make money selling clothes then just set up a fake OnlyFans and sell your pants.
That seems to the fast track option to a new build near Basildon these days.

[Euler]

Surely use AI to create a fake only fans. Get a locally run difussion model to get around content restrictions and boom. Or squish, one of the two.

[Euler]

I thought this was the 'off topic' forum

I've just no idea why you think any of us would have an opinion on that when we are heavily focused on making money in these markets. I doubt many of us have looked at this sort of thing. There must be a reddit thread on it or something.

The problem with a lot of these side hustles is that you will never make serious money from it. The only people making any money from it and the ones producing YouTube videos talking about how to make lots of money from it.

[ShaunWhite]

Surely use AI to create a fake only fans. Get a locally run difussion model to get around content restrictions and boom.

Noted.

[Thump]

Yes , a bit of charity shop arbitrage. I used to support myself this way through uni. Constantly buying cheap at charity shops all over the city and selling on ebay for a profit. My best ever was £3 all saints leather jacket which i sold on ebay for £170 a week later.

[Euler]

I think I've found the perfect side hustle: -

https://x.com/chasedownleads/status/1940190359675711952

[jamesedwards]

I think I've found the perfect side hustle: -

https://x.com/chasedownleads/status/1940190359675711952

I love the out of the box thinking

And how much are those coffees? 30 people a day buy one and he makes $300 a day? AND that's an interview every 10 mins for 8 hours a day.

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[jamesedwards]

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I need to start following this guy.