Bought a load of this chinese crap for $0.39 each; where should I sell it and for how much?
Bought a load of this chinese crap for $0.39 each; where should I sell it and for how much?
Grayson Allen
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Zachary Reyes
You should sell it in the trash can for free.
Jonathan Jones
damn son
where the fuck did you get that? you could easily sell it for like 10$ a piece. I want in
Wyatt Sanchez
Aiden Cooper
slap a brand on it, sell it for 5-10$ each mabye on ebay or preferably facebook through some sort of ecommerce intermix. market it to SJW's and other millenial dipshits = profit
Jaxson Gray
cant really slap a brand on jewlery. get a box with "~random word~ jewlers" on it?
Asher Morales
not sure what youre trying to say
Evan Rodriguez
I kind of like those. How many did you get, and at what total cost?
Brayden Clark
Damn I can sell some of this shit at festivals and what not. Why can't Veeky Forums have more threads with cool ideas like this?
Hunter Walker
festivals, concerts, street fairs, farmers markets, etc etc
If you go to a street fair, half the booths are people selling shit like this. Here is a great idea though:
Around Christmas, middle/elementary schools often have something like a "holiday boutique" where the PTA sells crap like this for kids to buy gifts for the family. Convince your local schools to let you run it, sell overpriced crap to the kids, profit.
Easton Thompson
i would recommend not selling it online as those chains look very flimsy and will likely snap from only a little force. this will lead to bad reviews and then you're out of business.
unless you can test one necklace: find out how strong the chain is,
Mason Miller
Looks like sperm.
Lincoln Wright
is $0.39 ea a fair price Veeky Forums or was OP ripped off?
Josiah Ross
Probably, you can sell them for like $1-2 which is over 50% profit, though you'll need to sell a shitload of them to make any money. You should bulk sell them to shops in your area for like 80c a piece if you want to make any money.
Henry Garcia
I sell that too tho.
Austin Brooks
Good price but he cant fo FBA or dropship. Too expensive
At a swap meet or something he would do fine
Jacob Scott
>Customers also bought
The chinks are absolute masters of their game. Sell a truck full to idiots in America, then cut the very same customers off at the knee by selling single units on Amazon for the same price Joe Wholesale just paid per unit with a moq of 2000 pieces. It's like they're running a pyramid scheme with a buy in only, and no actual hope of shifting inventory for the downstream.
Op, I see a fleamarket booth in your future. You'll still make ok money selling them for $2.00 but you'll need to expand your offerings and hustle like crazy flipping thousands of dollars in inventory of assorted costume jewellery for $100 per week net.
Adrian James
Yes you can
Michael Garcia
Mason Campbell
Hire some hippie girl to sell it at an arts fair for $15-$20/piece
Robert Sanchez
Your face when you realize companies have the same mentality about diamonds.
Thomas Jenkins
I can help you with branding. Contact me
swingfirst@airmail[dot]cc
Robert Nelson
Go on etsy. these are listed on there for 60$ already.
Luke Watson
Where do I find hippie girls to hire to sell this shit?
Christopher Howard
What the actual fuck
>read her bio
How is she getting away with this, bet it's not even a woman.
Benjamin Stewart
Sell them at the flea market
$15 for 1
$20 for 2
$27 for 3
Connor Mitchell
Damn this jew nigger is racking it in with this! look at the reviews. WTF LOL!
Luis Parker
Label it as " Pepe's fine jewelry"
Easton Morales
farmers markets
Jackson Clark
Does the chinese crap look like it was handmade?
If yes, then check out etsy, its like ebay for arts and crafts. You can take that shit there and give it a nice mark up, especially if your profile suggest that your a women and a minority.
Charles Lee
already checked
Caleb Price
Lolreported
Andrew Ortiz
This is gold... Pardon me, sterling silver.
Jason Watson
>etsy.com
SHIEEEEEET
19.51 x (at least) 5051 = 98545.01 GBP
This nigga is ballin
Jack Butler
>33569 items sold
And she would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling kids!
Nathaniel Lee
>thinking they will ban one of their top sellers
Jordan Ward
A Raindrop In The Making
The Lovely Raindrop opened in October 2009. It all came about thanks to a dear friend who told me I should open a shop on Etsy. Thank you Jessi! I hesitated a little with the idea, but then thought what the heck, I'll give a shot. Recently starting my family in 2008, I was eager to make a little extra money. I started making handmade cards and envelopes, which was very time consuming but definitely taught me a lot about hard work, little pay, and people.
In 2010, I decided to take on a new challenge and venture off into jewelry making. I made my first necklace, sold it, and was hooked. The Lovely Raindrop started as an idea, and became a business.
In 2011, a lady contacted me who needed donations for an auction. An auction for their adoption, to bring home their baby girl. Since then we have been contacted by multiple families to donate and help out, as well as different causes/agencies. This is where we wanted The Lovely Raindrop to go, and we are getting there. Thank you to my wonderful/supportive husband, supportive family, and dedicated customers!
Thank You All for your Support!!!
Blake Reed
>she
yeah fucking right
Charles Peterson
Wow, there we fucking go. This is how she made almost 100k.
Congrats biz
Levi Watson
full kneepad mode engaged
William Brown
>etsy.com
Good idea blooming here
>pay some college girl who thinks herself a model like 40-50$ to take pics of her and necklaces,bracelets, and shit
>pref minority or otherwise
>write up some fake bio about their life or and goals about success
>multiply for multiple accounts and products
>profit like 5000% by selling cheap chink shit to artsy hipsters online
Mason Wright
Dude you realize whoever is doing this is just taking the pics from aliexpress, adding a logo and calling it theirs right?
There isn't even need for a model or anything, those pics are stock photos from aliexpress.
Jace King
Is that even legal?
Ethan Richardson
Nothing that makes real money is completely legal
Aiden Nelson
>MFW this whole thread
Brb, calling China
Ryder Brooks
Where'd you buy it from?
Wyatt Cook
Well yeh thats why you only go to china for stuff you can brand
Otherwise you find a supplier that does minimum allowed price so you and other retailers have to compete on something other than price
China is hella sketchy , no matter what money youre bringing in eventually something called "quality fade" happens , theyll just cut corners and if you catch them they just promise not to do it again
The normal buy / sell relationship is turned on its head with china. You the wholesale / import buyer end up sucking their teets because you dont have the time or money to find a new company (who would do the same) and they cant be sued for breah of contract or anything
Its the wild west
Oh and if you bring them anyhing new like a design or invention it gets stolenl
Ethan Stewart
>>whats a fake review?
Isaac Moore
Yeh its how dropshippers do it , they want you to use their photos because it sells product. Sometimes theyll send you stuff to take pics of
Liam Peterson
Sorry guys, I've ordered this cheap jewelry before and the pictures in the listings make it look waaay better than it does in real life. The metal is cut pretty rough and the materials are obviously not silver.
This shit won't sell to hippie indie girls
Joseph Hernandez
man, you guys are a bunch of jews
Thomas Morales
Here I am giving away a 100 samples of beard oil that I paid $500 for some reviews hoping to one day make some money
Luke Reyes
>thinking Etsy/eBay doesn't know about it already and doesn't give a shit
Sebastian Evans
Don't know the law in other countries, but in germany this is plain and simple fraud.
Like the idea, but impossible to pull off here :(
Jayden Russell
would it be legal if product is not even entering germany and website is hosted in let's say america?
Henry Smith
problem is they are labeling this chinashit as "handmade".
If you are just referring to rebranding this crap and selling it, you'd be fine, but I spent the last 30min researching and there are already MANY ppl selling these
Brandon Harris
How would you say should a rebranding being done? I searched on etsy, ebay, amazon and so on and found a lot of dubious sellers like the earlier mentioned lady from etsy. They're telling hippsters lies about how they make the jewelleries ("... I put a fallen leaf in melted copper and than put silver on it." -> text for a clearly machine fabricated piece of shit leaf).
I wonder how to promote that shitty jewellery and don't lie at the same time.
Brayden Ortiz
of course but a lot of big companies does hat. you don't have to put 'handmade' per se but something along the lines of "made in china and designed in california by mr.Goldstein"
Cooper Murphy
that would still be fraud because it wasn't.
well, don't claim you designed it, don't claim it was handmade and live with the fact that you won't be able to ask for $50 for one of those.
BUT all of this is coming from a german and I do not see how to sell those profitable here.
I do not know the situation in your home country, but here you would get sued for eveything you earned plus penatly in no time
Parker Edwards
can you actually prove that it was not "handmade"? I mean at some point, a factory worker might've put the leaf on a chain by hand. Does that not make it handmade?
Christopher Ward
No. Handmade is the opposite to industrial mass production, which this chinacrap is.
Hudson Sanders
I'm not trying to argue about that, I'm just trying to look at it from a purely legal standpoint
It's like somebody saying a product was "Made in Germany" when in reality 90% of it was assembled in China and they put a sticker + packaging on it in Germany