Just watched a group that cost $100/m leak my leads lol
Imagine that, you pay DOUBLE what Ascend costs and you get my SLOPPY SECONDS
Go to the source. Way too many people are sleeping on us
One of my FAVORITE type of products is when it hits Walmart shelves across an entire region at the same time
Everyone gets local stock
Everyone gets same day delivery
Today I had 17 units delivered before NOON at 100%+ ROI
All of this is without stepping foot inside a Walmart because I'm too lazy to do RA
It's pretty nice to open your door to $400-$500 sitting at the entrance and niche flips like this are posted in @AscendFBA ALL the time
@irentdumpsters@Apple You have to wait a day for everything to transfer over from your old phone and index. Especially photos that’s why optimization requires charging overnight because it’s a huge drain. It was completely fine for me after that.
Profit on the 18 Pro Max were $180 over retail PER IPHONE...
Do the math here on this success screenshot
If your orders shipped these were absolute money
Too many people think that you can't scale reselling at all and it's garbage
Plenty of people make way more than you'd expect...
Presales for February are bold especially when the Nintendo buyers are mass reporting listings.
Even presales for Zelda which are within presale TOS are getting reported
Either way itll be profitable closer to release
💰Buy: $119.99
📈Sell: $250+
Easy money on these. Scalpers are profiting again with another risk free preorder.
Needoh Advent Calenders
They're back and we're taking ALL the stock
💰Retail: $29.99
📈Resale: $100+
These are a super safe play with high volume, 150%+ ROI and zero platform risk
These are the exact type of plays you use to stack capital if you're just starting out flipping
We hit these last year before other groups even knew what NeeDoh was, and we were first to the drop today
Checking out just 2 units in an order pays for two months of membership and you're overthinking a $50/mo sub....
A good cook group is THE highest ROI subscription a complete beginner can purchase
Not even 24 hours into joining, new members are buying Lego sets that are $100+ profit per unit.
I can't think of another subscription that makes you money this fast...
Presales on these switch 2 consoles have been nothing but amazing for us
💰Retail: $500
📈Resale: $720+
Consoles have a lower % fee so after everything including signature shipping you're looking at about $100 profit PER unit.
Bestbuy was easy, Walmart was easy, Target was easy, Amazon was easy and presale volume is overwhelming.
If you tried at all, you made thousands of dollars buying these and they haven't even shipped yet...
Gotta love 3% Paypal credit card cashback. Extra $50 just for clicking paypal checkout instead of using a different payment method and you don't have to worry about it getting cut like the robinhood gold card
Solid cook this morning on some more SSDs. We've been buying up every price drop we see.
💰Buy for $119.50
📈Sell for ≈$200
Even on slower days without a ton of release day drops, a few orders of 3 qty like this make you plenty of money for the day.
I posted this flip a few weeks ago and tons of people were able to cop manually, no b0t needed.
This is the price I sold some units for. If you can only sell on eBay you made about $120 less but still a quick & easy return.
We buy products like this all the time while everyone else is busy going for the same drops
We're cooking PS5s DAILY like it's 2020/2021 all over again
It's not $500+ per unit but $200 profit is how much a lot of people make in a full day of work. Can't complain being able to multiply that by 100+ over the course of a month
There's so much money in the market right now it's a shame people are missing out.
@beyram@AscendFBA If we want to really split hairs on the margins here, eBay fee with a premium storefront is 7.35%, that makes up for it if you want to go by the $1250-1275 sale price
@beyram@AscendFBA We've been selling these for a minute at $1350-1400, current price is a dip, not going to take the worst possible calculation as the price we sell at because we aren't broke