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i need these for thanksgiving night
Ehhhhh these are kinda trash but kinda not lol. Don't know how to feel about em
so many resellers on fb groups on instagram are now trying to say that despite the map, these will still be limited with 15 pairs per store.
I really hate resellers, and hypebeasts because of things like this since they can't lose gracefully. Find a real job or legit hustle that pays a lot, heck do uber or something. These are a typical 1s gr If not a little bit more since outs holiday.
I hope all who want will cop even though there will always be Ls with 1s
Depends on where you're located and how many drivers available. I live in Atlanta and I was able to get an Uber to the airport for less than $6 and I live 15 miles from the airport. I was in Wisconsin in August and the wanted $25 to go 6 miles.You'd make more money reselling than driving uber
You'd make more money reselling than driving uber
One of these days I'm going to make a post about resellers/reselling. We [resellers] have the worst rep and there are common beliefs that all of us are broke. I want to debunk a few of these myths and also enlighten others to the positives of reselling.
You're one of the few making money. I still stand by what I said most don't. Too many get into this without a game plan.One of these days I'm going to make a post about resellers/reselling. We [resellers] have the worst rep and there are common beliefs that all of us are broke. I want to debunk a few of these myths and also enlighten others to the positives of reselling.
Yes IF. I remember last year some idiot was bragging on Twitter they sold about $90000 in shoes. Folks were giving props and stating they wish they made $90000. People don't think. They sold a bunch of GR and had at a minimum of 1 employee. Where the money at? Probably lost money.
Depends on what release you get. Reselling will make good money if you get a high $ release for sure.
Has its highs and lows. In the end it's not easy and a straight hustle from beginning to end. Lots of leg work because every one wants to do it, thus lots of competition.
Yes IF. I remember last year some idiot was bragging on Twitter they sold about $90000 in shoes. Folks were giving props and stating they wish they made $90000. People don't think. They sold a bunch of GR and had at a minimum of 1 employee. Where the money at? Probably lost money.
This is like the drug game, most don't make money off that either.
Reselling aside, I'm hearing the quality on the T3 is subpar. anyone heard this?
One of these days I'm going to make a post about resellers/reselling. We [resellers] have the worst rep and there are common beliefs that all of us are broke. I want to debunk a few of these myths and also enlighten others to the positives of reselling.
Yes, if you're not good at business you lose with tight margins.the money's not the same anymore in reselling
the only real money still to be made is in pre-orders like sites that have a customer base for example like instyleshoes or if you get legit pairs 2 to 3 weeks before the release date
the key thing is getting current shoes before release date and you need to get the same amount that a store with a good account would get
too many pairs of most shoes flood the market after each hype shoes release date
i mean there is still money but now more then ever you need a middle man like flight club to sell quickly older and newer shoes and its become harder unless you have a stable customers
for older releases websites like goat and stock x have killed the old shoe re-seller market because most people are not looking at the message boards like niketalk and sole collector still the cheapest way to get older even newer shoes if you ask me in the past year unless you deal with a consignment shop or you sell for under the current value price you might make a dale
the high numbers of scammers have also make it harder for legit sellers like myself and a number of others on here
now customers have less trust unless you can talk with them and make them relaxed to trust you with there money i totally understand that
another important thing is all the different avenues now for buying and selling shoes
too many people doing the same thing has hit a saturation point in 2016
limited shoes now that's a different story since there is still money to be made
selling a shoe for $300.00 that costs $207.00 or $242.00 after nyc sales tax is not work the hassle if you can even get $300.00 per pair
unless you can get volume and move them yourself most nickel and dime re-sellers in 2016 cant
me personally if i have to pay a re-seller type price on a new GR release i rather buy off a mom and pop store that don't follow the release date schedule or pay off an employee at footlocker footaction type store that follows release date procedure and charges box
in 2012 2013 and even 2014 the average nickel and dime re-seller camping out with his friends would be making money hand over fist
now you have to put up alot to make a little
the margins for profit have become smaller each passing year
if nike sends the top 3 jordan 1's to major stores in small amounts money can be made off this shoe
i know what im talking thats why i dont resell new releases anymore
only resell what i already own