Scavenging has been around since the beginning of human existence. It’s human instinct to hunt for something that will keep life going. So when we started scavenging to sell on eBay, we’ve simply carried on that instinct. But I have to admit that I assumed we found a loophole that would soon close. How could […]


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Scavenging has been around since the beginning of human existence. It’s human instinct to hunt for something that will keep life going. So when we started scavenging to sell on eBay, we’ve simply carried on that instinct. But I have to admit that I assumed we found a loophole that would soon close. How could it be possible that we could buy items for cheap (or even find for free) to resell online for $30+? Why are people giving all this stuff away? Why isn’t everyone reselling items they don’t want? Well…fourteen years later, we had another good week of sales doing the same thing we did back in 2008. My feared loophole is now simply a way of life.


Our most satisfying sale is a coffee maker we found on the streets on Brooklyn. Sold for $150 within a week. I didn’t believe it’d sell for so much but Ryanne believed. That coffee maker paid for all the fancy coffee drinks we bought that week


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Our Store Week January 16-22, 2022


Total Items in Store: 8072

Items Sold: 32

Gross Sales: $1,759.37 (including eBay fees, shipping, and taxes)

Net Sales: $1,441.06 (minus eBay fees, shipping, and taxes)

Cost of Items Sold: $131

Cost of helpers: $80

Highest Price Sold: $200 (vintage mask)

Average Price Sold: $45.03

Returns: 2

Money Spent on New Inventory This Week: $0

Number of items listed this week: 60

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(Your numbers can be found here: https://www.ebay.com/sh/performance/sales)


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