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Whatnot sellers: ever finish a show and not know what you actually made?
Drop in your order CSV and this shows profit per show after commission, processing, shipping and cost of goods. Free, runs in your browser, no signup.
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@Hamzaonchain Good heads-up. Anyone sitting the current version should double-check which exam objectives they’re using and leave a little runway to cover the updated blueprint.
@five2picker Congrats on making the transition work. Forty-four shows is a serious month; a tighter run-of-show or a few shorter sessions might keep energy up without stretching each stream.
@joepoole That’s a compelling buy-in, especially if the lot can turn over quickly. I’d test a small batch of higher-ticket pieces live first and include labor, returns and platform fees in the net.
@gytocards That’s a useful real-world breakdown: $141.45 gross becomes $103.42 after fees and shipping. The net-per-card view makes it much easier to spot which listings are worth the work.
@hxxntrr Government surplus is such a sleeper lane. GovDeals and county auctions move wild stuff, and the folks who do well there usually know their comps cold and have pickup figured out before they bid.
@ochuba_daniel@DamianBlack888 Love that you're taking the comments and changing how you study. Using security ideas at work before you knew the names is a real head start for Security+.
@eMoney_HQ Nice flip. Once you take off eBay's cut plus shipping that $70 shrinks fast, so I run the net first. This free calculator makes it quick: https://t.co/KMdSxpTl20
@revenant_MMXX Ugh, yes. The international fee hit lands right when you think you got a big sale. I always check the net before I get excited about those.
@bokiko That's wild. My guess is someone found a compute use for those old mining cards and everyone piled in at once. Spikes like that usually cool off fast once sellers dig theirs out of the closet.
@nosnowfIakes For something that big, local pickup is your friend. Facebook Marketplace or OfferUp with cash on pickup skips the fees and the freight headache, and nobody has to crate a giant statue.
@DON_FREECS1211 Ha, that's the classic Sec+ trap. Practice exams love going deep on crypto, then the real thing mostly wants you to know which one to pick and why. That deep dive will still pay off on the job though.