I love the yard sale organizer's dog. 🐕 So sweet. Didn't bark. Just took in all the loving.

I would NEVER bring a dog like that to a sale -- and I had a rescue that was a biter. I mean, if they were out on a walk and she just wanted to look, fine, but that dog was growling. That's irresponsible.

Or anywhere.

Hate that. When trying to look and dogs jumping all over me.

@@praisehiminthedance The dog in the video did not look friendly and I would have left if that was me being lunged at by a stranger's dog. I also understand dog body language better than the general public.

The only resellers I dislike are the scalpers who go into stores and buy out all the baseball and football cards and resell them for absurd amounts. They are always taking the whole racks. Leaving nothing. But these guys are cool.

Well, the people having the garage sale are in fact resellers technically.

@@otissmith7057 technically garage sale people are getting rid of stuff they don't want anymore or don't have a use for.

@@mannymartin8201 I dislike the botters even more.

Agreed. Short of buying anything directly from the manufacturer, everything is bought from a reseller. I mean c'mon, when I buy wood I'm buying only what I need from a hardware store, not the distributor or the wholesale lumber yard who can't be bothered by small retail sales. Resellers take risks, they buy items that might sell for a profit or be a loss.

AND if they are so concerned with what items are selling for on eBay, then why aren't they selling it on the site themselves? It's just stupid.

​​@@dwightrenfield2241 They do sell on e-bay lol. They're just using it as a pricing average. Another channel I started watching posts a photo in the top corner of the screen that has the ad which includes, date sold & for how much. Like you, what good does it do the viewers if we don't get to see what the profit is. That's part of the viewers experience!

​@@dwightrenfield2241my sentiments exactly!!

Fair point. Some people are just not built to have yard sales… which is how they end up selling 15% of what they put out (and where 99% of the value was located).

He click baits always makes it sound way worse ..in another one he said woman confronts me and she barely spoke to him he's the biggest pansy attention seeker

@@jaybrybry Not really clickbait. The woman butting in raised the price by $30.

"Karen" is an antiwhite slur that is applied based on race.

When my mother or I have any kind of yard sale or set up at the flea market we have a binder with a list of most of our items with a price, we also include the lowest we’ll go on the more expensive or popular items

yep they want something for nothing so they can resell it for 2 or 3 times the amount he paid.

I mean if you wanted their value for them you should sell them for market price online

Uhhh say no….?

Or what these scumbags do is show up at the end of your sale as they figure you don't want to store it or haul it back home if it's the flea market. I just tell these people to get lost

@@runnerduck”Scumbags” lol

I was thinking the very same thing. I would have told the garage sale lady "I'm sorry this lady REALLY wants them so I'm gonna pass... good luck with your sale!" 😊

Yes, I agree.

Good Grief!!! The kid is selling her childhood dolls. She’s not a professional reseller and her neighbor was absolutely correct in helping her out with the price.

@@nancylundquist3468 tf lmfao

@@sftnslkyable and the moment you start thinking like that is when you don't make any money.

I know🥺 those dolls should’ve stayed with her…

Reminds me of toy story 😢

I know 🥲 but she knows she would have no use for them anymore if she’s older and like she said they were in the attic

Agreed

She could pass them on to her future daughters or nieces

Resellers are providing a service and only selling stuff for prices that people are willing to pay. They are just making hard to find items more accessible to people not willing to hunt it down themselves.

Not really. People who have garage sales are just trying to get rid of things that they don't use anymore. They are mostly selling things for less than they paid for them. There is no profit. Resellers are running a business of buying things as cheaply as they can to resell at a profit.

@@crashes82 resellers are vermins

@@creepnasty5370 I agree. If i decide to sell some of the stuff i had as a child, for cheap, its going to be because i want some other kid who otherwise could not afford it, to enjoy whatever it is im selling. Its not for someone to maximize profits to sell to another jackass online. In fact, this is why i no longer support Goodwill or Salvation Army. Because they're now taking anything slightly valuable donated to them and auctioning it off.

YES SHE IS!

Why? It is that big of a deal?

@@BingBong-ue2lh You have to find someone to get and ask for the price. Then you have to talk with someone when you just want to pay and leave. If you like you can haggle the price market can be a starting point. Also for introverts have more interaction than need is uncomfortable.

​@@kimberlyfamoly5863 your still gonna have to talk to them to pay tho lol also if you're an introvert why would you go to a strangers house knowing damn well there's gonna be more strangers there 😂😅

@@zayfr2842 I prefer to keep all conversations to a minimum if I can help it.

@@zayfr2842 if the price is marked you can just have the money ready pay and leave and keep the talking to a minimum..

If it's what the seller asks, who's to complain? It's their business.

You sound real fun at parties

the money went to a kid, what's an extra $20

@@ggarden8432 an extra 20 lost

@@ggarden8432good man

How the hell would he be anything but calm? No one did a damn thing to him. No one owes him anything.

Exactly

the difference is the companies who are wholesaling for $2 KNOW that they are giving them a deal, it has been negotiated and it isn't some sleezy dude trying to make money off them in a disingenuous way.

Really Carol your gonna be petty like that. There's a term called TROLLS= JUST TO SAY SOMETHING TO MAKE THEMSELVES FEEL BETTER OR VALID TO MOVE ON IN LIFE. YOU GOTTA FIND A BETTER HOBBY

Unless you buy straight from the manufacturer or farm you support reselling.

Lol 😆 most ppl arent very bright.

That's the exact opposite of what a reseller does . They have things they always look out for and they look things up in eBay by filtering last sold as they go . They only buy things that are an easy sell . So not only do they know market price really really well they also don't take unnecessary risks like you've described. Anything that can quickly be sold for a profit even if it's only five bucks here and there that's what they do.

@MikeHunt-lz2hq The ones I keep meeting at those places where they sell Amazon returns. They all just buy anything that looks expensive, and they really are hoarding all the stuff. By the time a regular person like myself comes in to look for a specific item, those resellers have already taken it. 😑

Don't shops do that as well though? They buy products specifically to sell them for more money.

@@jsincoherency shops have over head and provide jobs. It’s completely different

@@badlucksbargainbasementbas875 This guy has overhead (driving around, using up his time) and is providing a job for himself. It's exactly the same.

@@jsincoherency the way you describe it. You could turn anything into a job. Someone who goes around robbing from houses. Has to drive around , stalk people. And they resell what they stole. It’s the same thing right ???

That’s literally what stores are, unless they also are manufacturing the item.

Same here. Don't hate resellers but so many out there are just greedy

Happens all the time. Or when they say, "what would you like to give me?" I'd like to give you a pack of stickers to go price your items. 😆

Or "it sells for this much on ebay". What ebay you looking at?

Would you want to place hundreds of stickers on 50 cent items and above? It would be cheaper to throw it in the trash then to spend hours of your time putting a 10 cent tag on every single spoon. Most countries don't have a price. You negotiate. It means you can get a better deal. If not then tell them what you're willing to pay and watch them say "ok!". The problem here is she didn't know what she was willing to let it go for upfront. And agreed with her neighbor when she already agreed to a price.

@@rafaeltorre1643 Blue dot sticker - 10 cents Orange dot sticker-50cents. And so on with the trifles. Not that hard.

@@kimbann9536 Okay. But but what yard sell only has 10 cent and 50 items? They will all vary dramatically if it's an estate/ house items sell. I rarely ever see stickers at a yard/house sell unless it's a table with all 50 cent or $1 items. Or a yard sell with very little inventory that you spend 5 minutes at and move on to the next. If any of my customers want me to spend hours tagging hundreds of items then I'd suggest going on Ebay with the price already listed and paying triple for it. Then wait 1 to 3 weeks for it to come. Go through his videos, he always has to ask the price. That's what negotiating is for. To get a good deal. You can buy 5 items and ask for a package deal. Chances are the homeowner doesn't know its true value or they'd sell it on Facebook marketplace, etc themselves. The only complaint was her having to go back and forth for 5 minutes while deciding on a price for something easy. She should have already had a price in mind when he asked. Then this wouldn't have happened.

The people having the sale bought the items to actually use. Not just to flip.

In most cases the yard seller buys the items at top dollar trying to regain some of what they paid out. The dealers come around and try to buy things for pennies on the dollar to turn around and make profit. The yard seller didn't make profit. It's simply a recovery of a small percentage originally spent while downsizing. 🤔

He did

I think it's 'landfill'

Isn’t land and a field the same thing

@@Charmander009 Yes, but when you FILL the land/field with trash, it becomes a "Landfill." But land by itself might be a field, or a hill; a gorge, (A deep, narrow valley with steep rocky sides, often with a stream flowing through it), or a cut (where soil or rock from a relative rise along a route is removed), a mountain, a jungle, a field of boulders, an island, a shoreline)... you get the idea (I'm just having fun).😀

What's a land field?

@@gergnotsloh Google it

Air brushing, painting cars, even running a fish room or store. Many uses for these compressors.

Because then he has no content. Anything to prevent them from having to get a real job.

@@orangemamba3269 Wow rude much? This is his job.

@@babecat2000 not sorry you can't handle truth. I bet you're a blast when it comes to politics.

@@orangemamba3269it’s funny, because if you only knew how much work it takes to make ANY money from KZfaq videos or reselling

BINGO! You just answered your own question, and the title of this video. The venues FOR POOR PEOPLE TO GET STUFF has now been taken over by vultures. These rich vultures are GRABBING EVERYTHING OF QUALITY AND VALUE and reselling at higher prices, leaving nothing for those who need it. ---- It's akin to poor folks going to a soup kitchen for a Thanksgiving meal, and vultures swooping in at the door when the kitchen opens, and walking off with all the turkeys, stuffing, desert, and muffins... and leaving a couple bowls of lettuce. Get it?!

@@fredchester921 rich vultures? You think resellers are rich vultures? 90% of thrift store resellers are barely making ends meet. It’s called capitalism and it’s the exact same model all your favorite stores use. They buy items low and sell high. The so called poor people you speak of have the exact same opportunity to go to the same stores or garage sales and make their situation better doing the same thing. I know because i started with a borrowed $50 and now my situation is better.

@@fredchester921 you do realize that the majority of the stuff that you see on thrift stores never ends up selling, right? It ends up in landfills. So shut up and stop being ignorant. Resellers are actually doing the environment a favor.

@@fredchester921 I was a poor person that took a 2nd and then 3rd job to get ahead. Know what that 2nd and 3rd job was? Selling on eBay and Amazon. Now, I’m a full time reseller. Nobody hands you anything. I started with $20, and didn’t spend a dime of profit for an entire year. Just worked and worked. Reinvesting my profits until I’d built something for myself. Believe me, no poor people are doing without at the thrift stores. I would know. I’ve bought from thrift shops my entire life for personal use. Goodwill can’t get the shit out on the floor fast enough. That’s how much back log of things they have. PS… they treat me like gold because they open their doors to sell stuff. I buy stuff. That’s how the world works.

@@fredchester921 they can still get that stuff cheap on ebay...Not everyone who sells stuff on ebay sells it as a big profit. I've bought lots of stuff from ebay and cheap bargain price. Much of it is cheaper than thrift stores.... Also, instead of them complaining about it, why don't they just take up reselling themselves, OR just get to the store when it opens....

Ever seen the donation center lines on Saturday afternoon after all the overpriced stuff from yard sales gets dropped off?

Anyone can try anything, so why not? My father, a picker, will often see a big ticket item, we will use for example, an antique bookcase that he got me for Christmas, priced too high, and he didn't expect it to sell. He left it there, and after the sale was over, he went back on Sunday afternoon, asked them if they still had it and made them a much lower offer. I got my bookcase for Christmas, as you already know. I love it. Edit: By the way, he would have had to go back anyway, because he needed a trailer to pick it up.

I sell comics, I regularly get people wanting ebay/fmv for everything they have yet they are not willing to list and sell them themselves. I'm not selling their collection for nothing. If they don't like that they can fuck off, when they do come back I make a point of not buying it and telling them why.

I went to a sale where someone printed off a ebay active listing for a better model and taped it onto the item at their sale 😑 , not only was the item not even worth that much. It wasn't the right item! Noobs.

@@Artessnow actually yeah i have salvation army here in my town closed no one was donating anything that wasnt trash the goodwill is still here but its so overpriced that only the wealthy shop there

I know. I'm at that point in my life when I wish I had one. They were too pricey when my girls were small - we didn't have the money for them, but I love to sew....I should buy one or two and make them some clothes!

@@beckypetersen2680 babe

Babe

@@Charmander009 ?

Exactly. When people ask me about reselling, I always say, "If you've ever had a garage sale, you're a reseller." That kind of wakes them up.

Exhausting

Comparing for profit BUSINESSES with people getting rid of their stuff one weekend a year makes you sound stupid. 😂😂

@@thersten Brilliant! I am sure those tax evading garage sale resellers only try to turn a profit once a year with non-reporting financial transactions. Get real.

thank you! i agree 100%. some resellers take are slick and take advantage of people doing yard sales. especially the ones that know that person has something valuable. some want something for nothing.

You can't tell immature grown people nothing. They could see that just like you can but instead, they'd rather put her down.

Americans can mind their own business. If the girl was selling them she should have done her own research on the worth. The neighbor is rude.

She was poking her nose in to something that did not concern her!! It wasnt her yard sale, and i would have told to "do one" !!!

@@arthurmorgan8601 It could be said that you are poking your nose into something that doesn’t concern you either!

​@barbiekat6352 You were doing the same by leaving a comment yourself, leaving a comment doesn't cost anyone money, so it's inconsquential. Butting into someone's sale cost someone money, so it actually affected something.

Yea that chair was super cool!

@Every Woman Jobs To The Wall Next time I go to a garage sale, I’ll let the owners know what everything is worth. You’ve changed my mind. Normally I’d find it odd that someone wasted their time to specifically search for a subject they don’t like, watch a video they don’t approve of and comment about it but man, you truly made me see things more clearly now.

@@OhmegadJT 🤣 I love your response to this comment

@@OhmegadJT You ever think that he didn't search the video?

@Every Woman Jobs To The Wall LOL. Right.

You would do nothing

It's crazy how people openly admit they are a piece of shit human being. You have no business being mean to anyone over used bullshit at a yard sale. No one owes you anything.

@@CS-uc2oh Technically she was being rude. Personally I would have just ignored her and made my lower offer and walked if she didn't take it.

Lol. Exactly. It’s easier than being industrious and trying to do better for yourself.

Not when they over price shit just to make a “profit” made 110$ on a 40$ chair that’s robbery

@@954MrSayre Just because we don't know the value doesn't mean he's overpricing. Just check out the ebay comps. What he sold for is less than half price of the ones available. Storing chairs also takes up valuable space

Amen to that 👍

💕

Exactly. I've declined and walked away over a $1.00 difference in price. Sometimes they call you back. I've softened up lately but your point is valid, do not always give in. And, don't buy dolls!

The doll deal was risky and should of only paid about 60 maximum for a better profit margin

@@trilliamc5185 I don’t see how he will make any money on it . It will cost 20-30 just to ship it and then eBay commission takes 10%

Identifying the dolls is not difficult. We have 5, no I did not buy them, and I could help. Bitty babies were limited and I cannot believe they are going for so little. 🥲

$75 would have been my price.. resell on them has went down considerably.

My sister when she did yard sales priced items to be reasonable but some jerks didn't like it. Then there was the ones that showed up at the end of the sale hoping for a bargain

Wow, that's real talk. 😳 All Karen's need to get laid. Real Bad.

She probably saw the one guy asking $500 for an item that last sold for $75 and now wants $500.

I loved that face and wanted to know more about it 🤡

Such haters.

I've never seen the word vicariously used in a sentence. Thanks for your use of language I looked it up. I guess you really do learn something new every day!! Thank you Janet English and happy holidays to you as well😊

@@alexbrown5504 you are so very welcome, sir!😊

Those American Dolls were too expensive. I would have paid $50 at the most. Those things might sit awhile. This is a yard sale not a consignment shop.