r/reselling

Every seller has one! That item you listed ‘just to see' because surely nobody would want it. And then it sells within the hour. Meanwhile the good stuff the stuff you were sure would fly is still sat there three weeks later with 14 views and a growing sense of betrayal. What's the item you were convinced would never sell? And what's still waiting for its buyer?

Today I got a notice that my FB marketplace profile was “suspended” and I cannot use. I haven’t broke any community standards and have over 100 5 stars ratings. I have 3 kids and mostly sell kids stuff that my kids have outgrown or no longer need, nothing is expired or recalled, I double check. I did the appeal to have it reviewed. The only thing I can think of is a recent experience with a seller who sold me something broken, I let her know and she claimed it wasn’t. She said she would refund me if I returned the item, I didn’t want to drive an hour back so I told her I’d dispose of it. I never asked for money back or anything. I sent those screenshots to FB for review as well as the Venmo receipt. Any experience? I know it’s not the end of the world as there are other platforms and pages to sell on, it’s just annoying when there are so many scammers and I have an established account.

ich verkaufe 62 vintage artikel für 1.800€ (Verkaufswert liegt bei 3.000€) bei Interesse gerne melden

So, I'm selling some stuff in Vinted for some quick cash, plus I need to empty out my stuff. I'm mainly selling books (they're old and a bit worn out, but not too bad) and some SKZ lomo cards. If that piques your interest, please let me know.

I throw a lot of things up on my sale sites. I believe someone is going to wake up looking for exactly what I am selling. It's been a great month of selling random items. Thanks God. Thanks buying universe. Definitely a buyer for everything.

Mostly aimed at the Vinted sellers here (saw a few Vinted posts around so figured I'd ask).

Vinted shows you the payout but nothing about what you actually cleared once you subtract what you paid for the item. I've been doing it in a spreadsheet that's getting out of hand.

I went digging into whether you can just export the data, and the short answer is no. There's no proper export. They have monthly reports but those only show opening and closing balance, which falls apart the second you withdraw anything.

So what are you all using? And for anyone who came over from eBay or Poshmark — is there a tool you miss that just doesn't exist on the Vinted side?

Anyone interested dm me.

Sony zv1 camera is unused almost. Took only 20 pics and packed it back. For pics please dm.

Hi y’all! I am trying to break into the world of reselling. Partly for my great love for thrift + vintage finds and fashion overall and also partly because I need to save up for a car. This current economy and living in a car-centric country (cough cough USA) has been rather rough, and although I’ve made public transit work for close to two decades… it’s time I get a car. Anyway to the point: when thinking about thrifting for an online shop rather than for myself I wonder how logistically I could make it work with having to travel via public transit. I have plenty of room for storage at home, so that’s something I have covered but collecting pieces from different places in a day and bringing them home is a hang up in my mind currently. So, any good advice from folks who have done this or are currently doing this would be super helpful! Thanks in advance :)

Hey guys, just wanted to share a story about my 3k through reselling.

Literally like half a year ago I was counting only few bucks in profit and never thought that after half a year I could be making 3k. It is just crazy as it sounds. Of course luck probably had a major factor for that kind of money but I believe anything is possible.

what is the most amount of money anybody has made through reselling?

Hello to those who are reading. I've come to a frustrating place in my life trying to figure out how to support myself with my chronic condition. I've been out of work for about 2 months and flipped a couple things on FB marketplace durning that time and started looking into flipping at good will's. It would be ideal for me to be able to rest when I need to and support myself at the same time. Any tips/advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks 🙏