Someone spends 15 minutes at a thrift store buying glassware, board games, and mugs for $1-$4 each, then lists them on eBay for $15-$40. The haul adds up to over $100 in profit, suggesting thrifting could work as a low-cost side hustle.
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Today I'm going in some thrift stores to look for some items we can resell to eBay for a profit. After looking around for like 2 minutes, I found this glass that's $2 and it sells for over $30 on eBay, so pretty good profit. Then I found another glass for $2 and this one's going for about $20 on eBay, so another good flip. I walked around some more and eventually found this Monopoly board game for $3 and it's selling on eBay for about $25. Then I found this Battleship game for $4 and it's selling on eBay for around $40, so that's a good flip. I walked around some more and eventually came across these 2 mugs. This one's $1 and sells for about $15, so that's pretty good. This one's also $1 and sells for about $17 on eBay. I was in the thrift store for 15-20 minutes and easily found over $100 in profit worth of flips, so this definitely works if you don't have much money to work with.