Reselling Tools of the Trade

And some of y'all are going to put in the comments, what about this? What about that? And we're going to be like, oh yeah, I use that too.

I just forgot to mention it.

And we might be missing some completely.

There might be some tools that we don't know about that you know about.

So feel free to jump in the comments.

Let us know and let the community know what are the tools and supplies that you use on a daily basis.

All right.

So these episodes are always interesting, right? Because everybody has their own way of doing things.

But I thought it'd be good if we just talked about what we still use, right? We've been doing this for a long time, for like over 10 years.

And so...

I figured, hey, why not talk about what we're doing for sourcing, what we're doing for selling, and what we are doing for shipping.

And a lot has changed.

Remember the good old days where we used to just go on our eBay app and check the solds? I don't really even do that much anymore.

I don't know about you, Mike, but when I go out there, when I'm at a garage sale, when I'm at a thrift store, when I'm at a state sale, I just go to Google Lens like right away, right away, right away.

Yeah.

I mean, I'm still using, as far as like the software and that goes, I'm still using eBay sold comps because a lot of times Google Lenses are going to bring you to active listings.

You're not always going to get sold listings.

Yeah, that's true.

Um, and that, that is, you know, one of the most important pieces of information is you can see things listed at a certain price.

And we all know that, uh, just because something's listed at a certain price doesn't mean that's what it's worth.

So, uh, eBay is still like a go-to, like that's one of the number one things that I'm using for sure.

Uh, but yeah, Google right away

though.

Yeah.

Google lens though.