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[Lillias]

What about Kobe Steaks??? :innocent?

I could totally import and sell those!

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Jumping through all the legal hoops to import fresh meat would be nightmarish (food safety and all that).

[lilhams~uwu]

"Flipping" as in buying then reselling (like people do with houses). One of the clubs at my uni would run sales of used books (that people had donated to them for fundraising). They were cheap (less than $2), many were run-of-the-mill stuff that won't sell for much, but a few of them would be good for selling. My best finds sold for $50 each. Granted, that's unusual.

The toy collector market runs partially on sentiment, so toys that are older (so that people who are now adults grew up with these sorts of toys) can do well online. I may have gotten a bit upset when my dad found my 1970's fashion plates (I'm not that old; they were old when I had them) in the garage and threw them out. I ran over and rescued them (thankfully they were still in the garage trash can, which is fairly empty most of the time). That particular set can go for $40. If I knew they still existed, I would have taken them years ago.

 

(I'm going to get this chat back to topic, haha. No more illegal business going on, people!) Oooo, that sounds interesting. Wow, that's a pretty good price!

 

Do you know if plushies would go for any money? I have a bunch I haven't used, haha. I also found some jewelry that I don't really wear (more of an earrings than a necklace or bracelet kind of gal) so I might sell them for some money. Sorry if I keep bugging you about this, I promise these is my last questions.

[Lillias]

I don't think most plushies sell that well because everyone has more than they need, lol, and people are jaded after the Beanie baby bubble (when people bought loads of Beanie babies, thinking they would eventually become collector's items and they didn't). But people will pay for specific plushies that they are looking for. It's all about supply-and-demand. You may want to research any 'special' plushies (fancy brands, older plushies, plushies with ties to something people might collect).

 

What I would do is to search Ebay and click the "search sold listings" check box. It's more helpful to know what similar items have actually sold for than it is to know what similar items are on offer for (sellers can ask any price they want, but that doesn't mean buyers will pay that price).

[bentleystop]

You can make delivery of the products. This is especially popular among retirees who can't leave their homes. It depends on what kind of money you are counting on. You can also sell something on Amazon something has been gathering dust for a long time. There are also sites that pay for consulting on a wide range of issues you can consult on your field. There are many different options, for example, I started my own blog. I didn't expect it to make me money, but it turned out I was wrong. I wish you good luck, I hope I was useful to you and you will find something to your liking.

Edited by bentleystop, 02 December 2020 - 04:24 AM.

[lil BIG dwarf]

You can do grocery delivery. This is especially popular among retirees who can't leave their homes.

'I do know that in some areas (like where I live) people don't do that because there are companies for it, and they dont want the hassle. Plus, its only life 5$ from most delivery services. This is a great suggestion for  Post-Covid, though!

[llugguss]

Building apps all the way, it's the present and the future. I mean look at what we are doing on a daily basis and tell me you can't find an app to help you with anything there is. Like, what i always like to do is sit on the appstore and search for what new apps have been developed and try them. Look at this top for example https://iliketodabble.com/best-selling-appsall so diffrent yet so useful for everyone. I'm taking some coding classes at the moment cause I really want a creear change and I think this is a domain I would enjoy. Hopefully my idea will be in some tops like those soon enough.

Edited by llugguss, 19 November 2020 - 08:49 PM.

[miizow]

Hi bro. The blockchain is the public collective ledger on which the entire Bitcoin network is based. All confirmed transactions are included in the blockchain. Based on this information, bitcoin wallets can calculate your balance and verify that in new transactions, bitcoins are actually being spent by their owner. How to choose a proven service so that you can change euro to btc? What would you suggest? Thanxwhat about bitcoin? 

Edited by miizow, 21 November 2020 - 08:58 PM.

[Bearthehammy~]

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[Donnabell87]

It's a very great idea to get a pet. It's a best friend forever, especially dogs. Regarding your problem I can say that I have the solution to your problem. I know how hard is to find a job when you are under legal age. What if I told you that you can make money playing games? It's true.You can try and see. It's very great that we have the chance to enjoy a great game and in parallel earning some cash. That is a way that I use at the age of 25 to save some money. I hope that you will gain the amount you need!

Edited by Donnabell87, 12 December 2020 - 12:31 AM.

[Himiko]

Ahhh, I still remember the times when I was a kid and I actually wanted more money. Dog walking probably was the best solution for myself

[~Blumenkrone~]

Drug deali- I mean a lemonaide stand

Edited by ~Blumenkrone~, 17 February 2021 - 04:27 AM.

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