Thanks for the editing love ❤

Where do you source your product from?

Congrats on running your business well so far! 🎉 I love pokemon, and the cards are my favorite merchandise of it. Some time ago, when Shiny Star V came out, i tried getting into the market flipping a few boxes from it and older series as well, and the profit was really worth the patience+effort, but I would not consider it reliable until i have a bigger budget with which i can be comfortable spending on new sets, and risk profit to stay relevant. Thanks for your insightful participation on the video❤

so sad u dont deliver to poland . I would love to buy

Hey! I've been watching your New Website Journey :) You're selling other cards like One Piece - have you thought about selling the upcoming Star Wars Unlimited TCG products too? Would be very interesting, because word hasn't spread yet that this TCG is coming (in a week)

Hey dude I like your comment😁

If mysticrips approves, you know its bad.

​@@D3enjoyer what you mean its legendary to have a marnie painted on his car and doesnt even know the difference between a marnie and a lillie XD

@@kedjfj798 yeah something like that

@@D3enjoyer*good

Those fees tho 😟

@@dogbog99the more you list and sell, you forget about the fees. Plenty of items that you can get for dirt cheap and keep your margins really good. You just gotta learn what sells

Endeudado de por vida, no creo que tenga ni para comer.

Great solution!

Yup you can move dead weight like those with breakdowns but for the trainer tool kit it's a little bit harder since it comes with a lot of bulk cards that take a lot of time and effort to either list individually or even sell as bulk. So in his position the best thing to do is just sit on the stuff as in 5 years those packs can easily be $8+ packs due to age. then breaking them down or even just selling packaged can net a huge profit especially since he likely bought them at a good price per pack cost.

Not enough collectable here as say Japanese

I have korean cards

Really? Every 7-11 I went to in Korea had Pokemon cards

@@cartonbox17 it’s been a long time since I’ve been there. So definitely didn’t see a Pokémon cards that has Korean words on it.

So glad you enjoyed Escobar!

Riff is such a weirdo creep

Like legit distributors are supposed to not undercut their stores by selling to these people with low overhead who don’t offer places for people to play.

@@BWBLester Pokemon have a Play! status for stores that run tournaments where they will receive higher allocations and some unique products like build & battle boxes for pre release events 2 weeks before a set officially releases. Otherwise there is nothing that stops non play stores from ordering product, I would say a vast majority of stores buying from distributors are not brick & mortar or play status and are online only businesses. If you feel that strongly about it then shop at your local game store and pay a premium for the product to support them.

I don’t see a problem with this business model provided the customers aren’t leeching off their actual local game store. I think customers should have the option of supporting brick and mortar establishments if they utilize their services , or buying at a cheaper price if they don’t.

Geoff! My dude what are the odds I’d find my old gamingbits bud on this comment section. Hope you’re doing well

Hey, did you try something similar in Canada? How did it go?

@@speardrops it was very hard to get off the ground and nothing ever happened. I created the website, setup my URL, and then got my business license and tax info. The huge difference between Canada and the US is the quantity of distributors. Canada only had five official Pokémon distributors, and four of them were very exclusive and hard to work with. I managed to get in touch with a distributor and they signed me on as a client for their portal. When I received my login in to order product, I was extremely disappointed. I had zero access to any current product and the prices were more than the MSRP from places like Hobbiesville or 401games. I spoke to my distribution rep on the phone and he explained that the good inventory is bought months in advance and they have a priority list. The only way I could get the new and good product (and move up the list) is to buy all of their leftover inventory (which was really shitty product) and LOSE money to gain access to modern inventory. I never went through with it because the monetary value of product I had to buy was some where in the $10,000 range and what was available to me was random quantities of Rebel Clash, TCG binders, and other items that wouldn’t drive in any traffic to the website. This was also in 2021, so it may be different now.

most peoples started out in 1998-99 buddy XD

He’s not investing he’s buying them then selling them

he says he's ok with holding on to them because he's confident the price will go up. This is my argument to that claim.@@Yeet113