9/1/15 - 9/7/15

I love eBay!  I love thrifting!  And I love making money!  The first week of September I made over $600!

I'm really going to try to keep the sales up by keeping my items listed.  I have a terrible habit of stockpiling hundreds of clothing items and listing them way after I bought them.  It's going to be a difficult transition, but I need to start listing things right after I buy them and not choose the "money-makers" over the $10 profit items.  

Steven and I went on our weekly Wednesday thrifting road trip to Delaware.  I got so many bags full of clothing for less than $200.  I even scored a vintage Fendi dress and a pair of heels that retail for over $1000 (I'll post about these later).  I also found 5 pairs of Lucky Brand jeans, Eileen Fisher, and Lululemon.  I found a lot more "bread and butter" $15 profit items.  I'm thinking about making my next post a thrift haul.

On a side note.  I really really really cannot wait to move into a new house.  With Steven and I both doing eBay in our small 2 bedroom townhouse, the clothes are really taking over.  We will finally be able to have a designated eBay room, which we will even be able to write off come tax time!

Here are a few of my recent flips:

J.Crew Blouse

Paid:

Sold: $24.99 + $6.35 S&H

American Eagle Jeans 

Paid: $1.00

Sold: $17.99 + $6.35 S&H

Banana Republic Sweater

Paid: $1.00

Sold: $19.99 + $6.35 S&H

Anthropologie Blouse

Paid: $1.00

Sold: $19.99

Citizens of Humanity Jeans

Paid: $6.36

Sold: $19.99 + $6.35 S&H

Vigoss Jeans

Paid: $6.36

Sold: $29.99 + $6.35 S&H

As you have probably noted, most of my items I get around $20 for.  Some go for a hundred, but most twenty.  I rely on these items for my profits.  My average profit in September has been $19.65 which is up from my previous $17.  I follow a lot of people on social media who will only buy things that will profit them at least $40, but in the area I live in, this is not possible.  I live in a very rural area where most of the population probably has no idea about Tory Burch or Badgley Mischka.  I hope when I get to Richmond (which is much more fashion forward, I mean c'mon they have a Lululemon store!) I can start buying less and making more.

Hopefully I'll get back to you with a thrift haul in the near future!  Thank you for following along with me!