[Method] Great For Noobs, Almost Impossible To Not Earn With
- Thread starter Kori93
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I read this about half an hour ago and in that time a registered an ebay account choose a gig and listed it on ebay.
It did not seem to be too much time...
SilverMovieDownloads
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What about chargebacks? I have heard paypal refunding buyers if they complain and you can't provide a proper tracking number.
I have yet to experience this, but whether it is the good side in me or not I feel as though if you treat the buyers right, be courteous, respond back to them, and be sincere with them they won't try to scam you.
Yes, there are those assholes out there, but those are far and few between. By the time you get this method working efficiently enough for you, if you do come across a scammer then it most likely wouldnt be that big of a loss.
Plus... There are a few blackhat things you can do to get back at them
Depending on what you are selling
hateandbreak
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Nice method. Hey anything that pays for domain costs and hosting, I'm cool with! Just listed something, I'm sure it will sell. I will report back within 3 days to let you guys know
hateandbreak
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Question: Say you sell something at a ROI, do you keep re listing that same seller or move onto something else? Say a recipe guide, would you keep on selling it or only do it one time? Thanks again
-Saul
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Well, if I am understanding what you are saying then it is entirely up to you. If you buy it for $5 and sell it at $5, you have to figure out if it will come to be in more demand, or if the issue is because of a lack of trust with your account. If I bought an item/service for $5, and sold it at $5, but had a lot of bidders that bid low, I would assume that it was in high demand and try to sell it one more time to see if the outcome would be better. If only 1 or 2 people bid on it, then I would be more inclined to think that not many people want it.
Then again, if you feel that this is a product/service that will sell well and its just a matter of "getting your feet wet", then trust your gut and go with it. Ultimately the choice is up to you to decide whether to invest or move on.
This actually has the potential to earn quite a bit. Sure, at first you are investing pennies. But once you earn more, you could invest a lot of money and increase how many listings you have.
Basically
$ > Listings > Sales > $
Its a never ending loop that has the potential to increase exponentially if you put the time to do it. Of course, the amounts will be minor to start with. But if you can sell 5-10 of these a day, your profits could be (based on my experience) anywhere from 80%-300%. Even at the minimum, selling 5 of these a day would give you $20 in profit. 10 of them would be $40. And so on until you sell a good amount of them each day. And, even if it turns out that you can sell them often but not often enough to really turn a decent profit, you use it until you can get other things that you CAN sell with easy.
Bestbuyfoam
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Rep!!! Very solid method and very detailed post. Thanks!!!
I used to resell fiverr facebook likes, ect on Ebay.. made around 60 green when I was starting out.. I moved onto other things, but you have to watch out for the MC999 EBay will put on you for selling likes and followers--even though if you look now you can see many auctions still available. And Facebook has an enforcer that goes around Ebay taking down bids with trademark logos that belong to them. Then you have to deal with Ebay and PayPal sucking up your profit like 2 parasites clung to your intestines.
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TheGuyWHoWantsMoney
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Thanks! I will be trying this but what about ebay fees? For selling one for $10.00(free shipping) will ebay take $1.00 of your profit?