OP is frauding. People who actually find a way to make good money online will keep it a secret. They don't want to tell anybody because telling people would create a bunch of competition and hurt his sales

The people who pretend to tell you how to get rich are frauding scammers. They make up a fake get rich quick story to convince you to do something for them, like buy their ebook, sign up for their newsletter etc. Either that or they're mentally ill and larping for attention

Like I care about stuff like that. As I said in the initial line, guys on here gave some insane advice on medical stuff, things I wouldn't have thought of, taking the time to brainstorm this dilemma for hours and hours. It's worth it to share back.

I've basically slowed down with all that stuff because I don't want to do it anymore, the market scene has changed and it is stale. Now I want to use that money to fly me around to different specialists, search my post history from like 2019-2021ish. I must've made like 100 threads on my chronic pains all with amazing answers.

I actually got all this money to fix all my body pains. Then I'd go back to school and study. I just got carried away with something that worked.

Bump for different time zone.

I see nothing wrong with what Op is doing. srs

so i buy high volume stock than sell for more per each unit?


hmm

intradesting

Don’t front bitch

We used to teach fgts like you a lesson in the 90s.

Yeah I thought so. I'm essentially finding the item for the buyer so it seems okay. Did u read the response on the other page?

What about all the bad reviews from not delivering items

Did you give those people their money back?

Yeah and if u do it the other way around u lose money :L

What are u talking about. Front what.Everything got delivered. These items are so obscure and the buyer knows what he's getting because he saw my listing and bought it.

I never had to give money back because the complaints were either stupid (like the negative feedback with the ps vita in #2, that was pretty dumb) or they were solved via communication.

If they requested a refund, I'd give them one. Except everything worked out well and nobody asked for a refund, not even once.

So... basically you fraud or decieve people? You are right in that your wired different... you have no morals

nearly every form business does this, buys/manufactures something for extremely cheap and then sells it for mega marked up prices.

what OP is doing is an equal exchange in value. The perceived worth of something is worth more than the money that they are paying for it.

Yeah and don't forget the bolded text on #60. I'm doing the buyer and seller a favour because the buyer would never have found that listing/item because the original seller spelled everything wrong and made his product not even surface. The seller wouldn't have gotten a sale too.

So technically I'm doing everyone a favour?

Not to mention that the items that are being flown around are rare/obviously hold some value to the buyer. He's lucky I found it for him because he wouldn't have found it, I just managed to find it through thinking hard I guess.

idk. when people think of a seller or store they prob think of someone that had to put up capital to start; to buy the items themselves, etc., etc.

but when you first started you actually had nothing. so the people that bought it from "you" didn't actually buy it from you. you then bought the stuff after they paid you

if you inform the people that you dont actually have the items, #1 that seems risky but #2 alright i guess. i feel like as a buyer i wouldn't like that. but provided that everything ships out on time i guess i'd be fine with it

im surprised you haven't run into more problems with all the timing. you need a buyer first then you go looking for the mistakes. and then seems up to chance that everything goes well

not even going into all the potential mistakes im surprised most people don't cancel after learning you dont have the items. seems kinda sketchy. like maybe stolen items or something. prob pretty clear you're getting a discount somewhere as why the fuk would you sell the items for the same price

you're also buying it incredibly cheap from the guy or girl making a mistake. and then selling it at a much higher price to your buyer

I read the response on the other page brah. Instead of relying on a middle man, you have essentially become the middle man, and makes it more profitable for you.

Also, Andrew Tate has said something exactly like you have said. Instead of buying the product then attempting to sell it, sell the product, then buy it. In the end of the day, winners will win, and losers will lose.

But whose fault is it that the seller haphazardly made an auction, and didnt even bother to check if the spelling was correct.

What I am confused about is how OP managed to find 2000 bed sheets for sale that were misspelled and cheap enough to make a decent profit off of it. Im not in the us so I dont really understand how ebay works, or who is going to be buying a pack of a hundred bed sheets, from ebay.

Yeah, but see #60 (response to u) and #76.

I think what I'm doing is a long winded way of saying that I'm just finding the rare item for a buyer, and a sale for the seller. Neither would've found eachother since e.g, the buyer searched for "2000s dvd punkd" but the seller was the only one selling the same item as "90s dvd puncd" or something. I'm the in-between who found them both sales since I obviously knew what they both meant. That's also why I basically never got negative feedback. My negative feedback is just clowns who didn't read properly/think I'm selling gold instead of a used psp/power tools.

I guess that's true. But I thought of it like this. People buy new/used **** with Amazon all the time and they use stock images. If there's an issue, they just complain/return. I guess the buyer knew what he was getting from me because my listing description was very descriptive as to avoid any errors like that.

Yeah and remember, when the item arrives with the buyer. Then can just complain, but they don't so I don't see an issue.

Yeah, timing is hard but it works because these items aren't bought/sold like pencils or shirts are. Only like 10 people in UK are after these kinds of things. Since the listing I put up is based on another listing which is spelled incorrectly, that listing will never be sold since the seller doesn't realise he's spelled it wrong and nobody will see it. So that way I just wait for my listing to get a sale and then I instantly buy from the misspelled listing and set the delivery address to the guy who bought my listing. There's 0 wait time between us since we're all buying/selling in UK. So the estimated delivery times are accurate.

Give it a try, it's literally the exact opposite of fraud. I'm doing people favours and nobody is complaining so what's the issue lol.

I guess people don't know how to use the search function on ebay, so I'm doing it for them on both sides, you know what I mean?

The prices I set aren't like 10x the amount. The buyer is happy with and many times they haggle the price down, which is fine.

What do u think?

yea this all seems a very grey area

in order to "sell" it seems like you'd actually need the item. prob why people are calling it fraud. you're not "selling" because you don't have anything you're taking someone elses money to buy an item at a much cheaper price. BUT if you're informing the buyer, and they don't have a problem with it, idk

the buyer would prob be mad to learn you paid 2 cents for his item but ultimately if he's happy just buying the item ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Can someone translate this into English?So flat out fraud. Cool.

Yeah ok this whole thing is some sketchy and primitive version of drop shipping at best and some Sandeep scam at worst.

- 200 bank accounts? Especially as someone claiming to be (now) 19 years old. Yeah boyo you would be blacklisted and schitcanned in 5 seconds flat.
- also very cool how one of your addresses at the pedals is in the UK, the other one in Ireland
- good job contradicting yourself, brb always buy in volume but NEVER in bulk, brb bought 2k pillow cases

Again, seek professional help since you're mentally ill.

Absolutely nobody's buying your "how do you do fellow kids, I'm a 19 year old dude who reminisces about the good ol' 2000s when I was still schitting in a diaper" act.

Yeah something like that. Except me being the middle man means I also have to do a bunch of work to pair up the items and make sure everything goes well. Never understood scamming because your account takes hits and you might get lucky once. May aswell learn to profit by doing it right.

Plus, the weird items I buy are mostly from business ebay accounts and not regular people. It's their fault for rushing they put up listing.

I don't know if u are agreeing or disagreeing, I don't keep up with the news.Exactly. You should read the ebay forums. People have been saying "Oh my listing got severely underpaid for!! How can I cancel and get the right price!!" The usual advice is don't set your bid to start so low anyways. You'd have to be pretty confident that people will want it and make it a profit. People make more than just spelling errors and it's their fault. People who don't even make errors, but set their bid to start at £0.99 or whatever lose out loads of times. Happens all over ebay to tons of people.

I don't know how to explain it. The seller was just lazy and listed the sheets as that. When you have a pillow case in a weird shape (v shaped) and in weird colours, I guess that narrows it down to less and less people wanting it. Especially in huge volume. As mentioned on a previous page, I found that a salon was being built close buy so I immediately searched on ebay for supplies that they'd need. So I applied logic to a situation and it worked.

I guess it was luck to find that but remember sheets are quite compact, so lots of people are selling 1000s of them hoping to profit and are keeping them stored in a spare room maybe.

I am in UK by the way. All the sales happened in UK. Didn't bothered with stuff out of UK as delivery takes ages and why pay import fees and waste time?

What do u think?

Weird storty bro.

But seems to be just drop shipping/10

Just read it again or read over the pages. It's not complicated.
Notice with the 2nd point with the macros that u quoted, I didn't even post an example/proof. Just a print screen on how it would work.

Lol, u haven't got a clue.

200 accounts. Just read previous pages already.

Are you serious? The pedals are going directly to the buyers. Believe it or not people live in different places.

LOL. Can't even read. Never buy in bulk means don't buy all from 1 seller. Prices range a lot and finding a price even as little as £0.10 per item decrease can make a difference. Taking the effort to make this distinction is what separates the people who succeed and fail with this. Pillow cases aren't exactly pedals/ps vitas/cupboards/kitchen utilities, they're flat packed and occupy a small space per item.


You must be joking. I could talk about how the Genghis Khan Empire/Battle of Hastings was badass and that was way before anyone living was born. I was saying how cool it was, doesn't mean I was there to tale the tell. There's now a documentary on all things before the year 0, yeah what clowns, what do they know :L

He's larping probably closer to late twenties... the guy wears hannah montana bracelets....

From one of his June threads

Yeah, i know I've watched this place for a while now...

You know people only age once a year.

You laid out a bunch of points and got everything wrong.

Are you still chatting up cute 12 year old girls at the mall?

OP plays RuneScape no doubt.