gaseousclay
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What's your mark up on thrifted goods as a percentage?
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Man, I was trying to figure out a decent store name that was not taken, awkwardly clicking back and forth between the attempt page and denial page. I attempted to type in Devoted Style, was glad to get it, started my subscription and realized I had typed Devoted Stye lol. I just went and changed the name of my store to Devoted Style, but the url is still Devoted Stye. Tried to cancel the store and re-open but I'm still going to be billed until 9/1. Guess I'll call ebay on this one unless anyone knows - does changing your store name, change your url?
on hold now since I doubt many people want to follow a Devoted Stye!!
It should. My eBay URL is http://stores.ebay.com/theneedmachine/ and I'm sure if I changed my store name, the URL would change as well.
Devoted Stye. Snort. And we're supposed to entrust the education of our children to the likes of you...?
What's your mark up on thrifted goods as a percentage?
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The amount you pay for something in a thrift store should have ZERO correlation to the percentage markup you sell it for.What's your mark up on thrifted goods as a percentage?
Best way to determine price is to see what similar items have sold for on eBay. Search item and filter by "Completed" and "Sold" items.What's your mark up on thrifted goods as a percentage?
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The amount you pay for something in a thrift store should have ZERO correlation to the percentage markup you sell it for.
Here it comes.... someone saying you have to make 3x or 5x your money to make it worth your time etc etc etc. As an in general question, buy items for cheap you know you can sell for a lot. There is no set percentage as the cost basis varies between $1 for a tie and $10 for a tie. I'm going to sell that same tie for $40 or $50 no matter if I pay $1 or $10. Im just happier when I can find it for $1
Now if you ask, how much should you make on each item...that is a different question
PS - Just because I was curious after the post above.... Just this month for items I thrifted and sold.
Avg Price - $13.43
Avg Net Profit (after all fees) - $49.78
Just stumbled across an effect that I don't think I've seen before. Charvet Place Vendome - based on the angle you're looking the hue changes pretty dramatically. It's not as noticeable when laid flat, but any fold or angle has a pretty distinct effect. Is there a name for this? Thanks! "Normal" Effect:
From Wikipedia:
Iridescence is the property of certain surfaces that appear to change colour as the angle of view or the angle of illumination changes. Examples of iridescence include soap bubbles, butterfly wings and sea shells, as well as certain minerals.
those would maybe fit japanese GAYisha...
well that's why your cat looked like he did something awful... she just rubbed herself on your suits xDI pretty much agree. I don't have a formula, but if I did it would incorporate the price I paid for each item, but would put a heavier weight on profit to work ratio. Ties are nice because they don't require much of an investment, but also because they're pretty easy to shoot, compared to putting a suit on a mannequin, shooting all the angles, noticing the ******* cat hairs in the photos, lint brushing the suit, re-shooting etc.
Sounded funny in my brainDude. Really?