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Without working more hours, or spending your weekends sourcing at the thrift stores, Goodwill bins, or flea markets...
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Ines
“$100 shy of $23,000 for the month.” That's what Ines said two months after she started. She'd been stuck between $6,000 and $8,000 a month on Poshmark alone. Now she has two employees, a warehouse full of inventory and she just quit her bank manager job to do it full-time.
Ryan G
Ryan is 21, five months into reselling, and was doing around $2,500 a month. Three months after connecting him with raw-credential supplier, he hit his first $10,000 month. His 90-day total now sits at $23,900, and he's on pace for $30,000 this month.
Donald
A week and a half. That's how long it took to reset Donald's inventory system and within a month, his sales had doubled from $2,500 to $6,000. He's now at $8,000 a month, four months in, running it alongside a nonprofit that just funded a first responder's $4,000 medical treatment.
Samuel
Based in Rural Ohio he used to not have enough product. Now he has too much: Suppliers reaching out faster than he can process inventory. Samuel's a high school senior who went from $4,500 to over $7,000 a month in six weeks.
Yohan
“I get more sales now that I do less.” That's Yohan, describing what happened after he stopped doing every task himself. His sales went from $4,500 a month to over $10,000, with picture-taking and shipping fully outsourced.
Ryan T
Ryan's 90-day total was $900 before he started. He was seriously considering DoorDash to cover the gap. One month in, that number jumped to $6,000, and by the end of the 12 weeks, his 90-day total hit $13,000.
These interviews reflect the individual experiences of members of our community. They are shared as examples only, are not typical, and are not a promise or guarantee of any particular result. What you achieve depends on your own effort, experience, and circumstances.
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