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Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:19:06 2018 No.10666133 [Reply] [Original]

Any flippers on /biz/?

I just made $160 reselling some sportsball tickets.

What do you flip?

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:26:03 2018 No.10666203 I sell children into child sex slavery. Export them from the USA and into Asia. Asian wealth will pay a hefty some for a nice blonde girl with blue eyes. Risky business but great money.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:27:08 2018 No.10666210 >>10666133 I flip magic internet money to chinese virgins on binance

Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:28:44 2018 No.10666228

I do the auctions. My university sells off pallets of shit and I just lost it on eBay. Just did the preview for Tuesday’s auction and they have a pallet of microscopes that should make me a large chunk. Another pallet had some 3D printers. Another is a large format printer. Another is 2 Dell Optiplexes with i5/i7

Planning on buying all I can within 70% margins. Usually find some sleeps lots that I can 100x on

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:29:21 2018 No.10666232 >>10666203 any movies where a wife and husband conspire with a doctor to have multiple babies "die" at childbirth only to export them to other countries for black market money?

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:30:02 2018 No.10666244 >>10666228 Meant to say 52 optiplex Expecting a gross sale of 6250, so I trying to buy under 2k

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:34:32 2018 No.10666296 Yep, thats a neck brace.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:34:46 2018 No.10666299 >>10666244 That's badass. Is that like a common thing universities do or just something yours does?

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:43:34 2018 No.10666425 File: 377 KB, 1596x956, 1523811570047.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10666133 >What do you flip? Burgers. Would you like some fries with that?

Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:50:01 2018 No.10666486
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I’m thinking of going to my bank and asking for rolls of half dollars and then selling off the silver ones. All quarters dimes and half dollars before 1965 are 90% silver and half dollars between 65 and 70 are 40% silver.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:51:49 2018 No.10666505 >>10666486 I'm sure the bank is packed with them, no one has ever thought of this before.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:53:06 2018 No.10666518 >>10666486 Those got filtered out almost immediately. You will never find a silver coin at random.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:55:58 2018 No.10666544 I flip cars, ama Easy money, must have a passion for cars though.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:56:19 2018 No.10666550 >>10666486 Dumb

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:57:39 2018 No.10666566 >>10666544 Do you get the cars titled in your name before reselling them? I've also read some states have limits on the number of cars you can own a year before having to get a dealers license. Is there a work around?

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 00:03:20 2018 No.10666623

>>10666566
Just dont register the car. You save taxes. The only downside is people get weary that its a scam or they hate that youre flipping. Also people dont have that much money so cars under 5k are the best. Ive only ever made money on flipping cars altbough i have a body shop so i have a huge advantage

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 00:03:45 2018 No.10666631

>>10666486
Wel it’s always worth a shot. Half dollars never really make heavy circulation, businesses don’t ask for them to make change. It’s possible they may have some rolls that were brought in more recently from people trying to get rid of their parents coins.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 00:05:09 2018 No.10666646 >>10666133 I make 300$ selling premium every week.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 00:06:59 2018 No.10666686 >>10666566 Actually it would be very hard for you to not register the car cause you would need to drive it and show people. I guess im just lucky having a space to do that

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 00:07:07 2018 No.10666687 I flip video games. Hoping Link will shoot up to make life a little easier. 2.5k would be nice

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 00:12:57 2018 No.10666769

>>10666486
This worked well like 15 to 20 years ago. Not so much now. Source: old fag who used to do this. I'm Canadian and also used to do it with pennies. I'd buy hundred of dollars of rolls of pennies and while at the office I would break them open and remove the copper pennies which were worth like 1.5 cents. Thank God I'm rich now

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 00:26:14 2018 No.10666886 >>10666228 can you provide any resources on this? or share your strategy?

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 00:42:21 2018 No.10667063 >>10666133 any resources on this?

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 01:47:59 2018 No.10667483
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I flip mostly student books, bicycles, and powertools. know the market well and have good places to unload my stuff. Nl. Universities.

I also flip some antiques or furniture, but only if I'm certain to be able to get a profit on those. The trick with those is that you can buy them online or on flea markets, but always go to IRL auctions, the kind of auctions stuffed with old people that don't use the internet.

Example: bought this violin for 60€ at a 2nd hand store, sold for 720€ in an auction

>>	noko Mon Aug 13 01:51:40 2018 No.10667502 File: 3.27 MB, 4160x3120, IMG_20180808_234714.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10667483 An antique imitation of some godtier violin. That's what google told me, atleast. Had it appraised and auctioned it off.

>>	noko Mon Aug 13 01:53:52 2018 No.10667514 File: 3.12 MB, 4160x3120, IMG_20180804_231032.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10667502 Also militaria. How much would you guys value this axe? I'll tell you how much I bought & sold it for.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 01:57:50 2018 No.10667537 >>10667514 I wouldn't buy that heap for more than $40.

noko Mon Aug 13 01:58:17 2018 No.10667542
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>>10667524
A tip I have for you guys is to hang around in local Facebook groups with names such as Free stuff (City name), Second hand (City Name), ... Every city has these. People will often post offers to come remove their entire eg. kitchens, or to just empty an entire house they just bought.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 02:00:49 2018 No.10667557 >>10667542 That's what I usually do if I want extra cash. I check the free groups to see what people are tossing out. I'll go and grab stuff during the week and then on the weekend list it for $5-$20. Usually make about $400-$500.

noko Mon Aug 13 02:01:34 2018 No.10667566
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>>10667542
Oh, and if you flip, you can go to Ebay's advanced search and search for succesfully sold auctions of your item, to get an idea of the market price (and demand)

Other violin in pic I still have to sell, got held back once at an earlier auction at 280€ (I wanted 350+)

noko Mon Aug 13 02:04:27 2018 No.10667576

>>10667557
That's dope. I have a fleamarket in my city where people sell, among alot of stuff (stolen?) bikes. I say stolen, because why the fuck can I buy mint condition looking bikes with retail prices around the 750€ for like 100€ off of some crackheads? And for antiques, the muslims never know what they have either.

noko Mon Aug 13 02:10:34 2018 No.10667613

>>10667557
Sold the axe at an auction for 300, bought for 85.
I'm actually wondering about shipping WW1 & 2 paraphernalia overseas. Old uniforms, bayonets, sabres, helmets, insignias, decorative guns are cheap and plentiful here in Europe, especially close to where the action was.

>>	noko Mon Aug 13 02:11:35 2018 No.10667618 >>10667613 Also a LOT of medieval weapons & armour.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 02:15:35 2018 No.10667641 >>10667514 $250 But is that one military? The ones I have seen are a lot smaller with a longer throat. Seems to be more like farm equipment. Got any more military stuff?

noko Mon Aug 13 03:04:34 2018 No.10667956

>>10667641
I only have an, old and rare bayonet, picked up from a body after my grandfather went looting after some skirmish. He's 90 now.

He was a bit of a collaborator, and he's got some nazi uniforms, flags and some insignias in his attic. I haven't seen him for years, barely know him.

But there's plenty of militaria easily available on local craigslists, eg. https://www.2dehands.be/winkel/d_c_militaria/ there's plenty of guys like this (sorry this site is only in NL/FR).

And the non-professional vendors can ALWAYS be bargained with, and ask lower prices to boot.

noko Mon Aug 13 03:14:17 2018 No.10668019

>>10667641
I don't know. all of my research led me to believe it was an executioner's axe, forged in 1880-1920. It's not meant to cut wood, and too impractical and heavy for military use. I came upon some executioner's axes which had similar shapes, and thus found out that the blades of such axes were very wide, so that the neck couldn't really be missed. The axe (the head alone weighed 3,7 kg) was heavy, so that the weight would carry the force of the blow. The head, after all had to roll after one blow.

Now, the guillotine was invented in 1870 and largely replaced executions by axe, although they still occured in smaller cities & villages in eg. France aswell as western Germany up until as late as the 1920's.

I found some notions of a smith that could have forged it, who lived around that period, not all too far from where I am, but I could never have been certain. (He had the same name as a watermark on the axe)

It's interesting how rich the histories of common objects can be.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 03:16:29 2018 No.10668032 >>10666203 >mutt children with blond hair and blue eyes Nice taquiya, amerimutt

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 03:19:10 2018 No.10668049 >>10666133 >Any flippers on /biz/? Alot of ppl here have McJobs

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 03:23:01 2018 No.10668074 I flip ur mum Lmao

>>	moonhead Mon Aug 13 03:26:04 2018 No.10668100 i buy high and sell low

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