you could try selling magic the gathering cards. or yugioh. although it would only be worth it if you know the prices of cards. in addition, you'll need to know the kind of demand for the card, such as for its collector's value or tournament playability.
[quote=katrie]My mom used to just buy like new things from yard sales and sell them. (Like kitchen stuff: expensive plates, cups, etc.?)[/quote] That doesn't sound very profitable.
You have to spend time finding the yard sales/items, waste time listing said items on eBay, buy a metric ton of bubble wrap/packaged air to make sure those plates don't shatter during shipping, and then get wrecked by unreasonably high seller fees.
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you could try selling magic the gathering cards. or yugioh. although it would only be worth it if you know the prices of cards. in addition, you'll need to know the kind of demand for the card, such as for its collector's value or tournament playability.
@Yumtoast: I never said she made much money
[quote=katrie]My mom used to just buy like new things from yard sales and sell them. (Like kitchen stuff: expensive plates, cups, etc.?)[/quote]
That doesn't sound very profitable.
You have to spend time finding the yard sales/items, waste time listing said items on eBay, buy a metric ton of bubble wrap/packaged air to make sure those plates don't shatter during shipping, and then get wrecked by unreasonably high seller fees.
Books....?
I'm not sure. My mom used to just buy like new things from yard sales and sell them. (Like kitchen stuff: expensive plates, cups, etc.?)
Shoes
sell your soul
[quote=idunliku]well what do you have to sell[/quote]
I've already tried coupons, made ~ $100 in the past month
I'm want to try something new
well what do you have to sell
New iPhones. If you manage to get a few of these on launch day they'll sell for double or triple their price.
Autographed pictures of you holding pictures of yourself.
used underwear