A mate of mine used to buy TK Stuff on the yellow lable sale and always XXL stuff. He would list it on ebay twice and if it didn't sell he would take it back for a refund. His thought process was.....larger people tend not to go out to buy clothes. Also he found that many of his customers lived in remote locations away from large shops
If you're going to be shopping in tk maxx on a regular basis, find out what day the new stock comes in, usually the same day every week. That's when you get the best bargains, plus the clothing is going to be in a better state, as its not being pulled off the racks etc. I could write a guide to tk maxx at this stage lol
Been watching your channel for a couple of weeks now. Yhanks sharing tips. Also great content. Could you tell which app you use to scan boxes at carboots etc. (not lens). It was a different one. Thankd
im 4 minutes into the video i dont know if you mentioned this in the vid or not , but couldn't you just buy stuff you think are worth it, even if you think its risky because tk max have a 30 day return policy right? so in fact its 0 risk? if it doesnt sell, just return, rinse and repeat. only problem would be some sales do come after that 30 day mark, but atleast its 0 risk , am i missing something?
would it be seen as unethical? maybe on a large scale if you're just going in, clearing the shelves and returning ones that dont sell and doing that on a regular basis, but on a small scale if its only a few pieces? idk, was just an idea for anyone who's on a tighter budget and can have some piece of mind @@FlippingSloth
@@JTXRNsounds ok to do the first time but imagine if your coming in every other day returning stuff, their going to start questioning you and also word to mouth spreads
well i doubt you'd be coming every other day, you'd buy a decent sized haul once every two weeks, even once a month, list them all if they dont sell within 3 weeks return. tbh i doubt the workers in their give a fuck even if they did "catch on". and im pretty sure theres no "no reseller" rule in the TOS. and can always split your haul into seperate TKmax stores if you're that concerned. as for the word of mouth thing i genuinely dont think anyone cares enough to do allathat. i dont mean to go in there and clear the shelf and return everything every other day lol. just a nice sized bundle, return non sellers before 30 day mark.@@Sn3per1
It would be really interesting to watch a video on eBay feedback you have received. Knowing from my own experience, some of the buyers are incredibly "special" when buying and feedbacking, while the sellers (especially the small businesses) are completely unprotected from untrustworthy buyers. Would be nice to know your experience on it
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A mate of mine used to buy TK Stuff on the yellow lable sale and always XXL stuff. He would list it on ebay twice and if it didn't sell he would take it back for a refund. His thought process was.....larger people tend not to go out to buy clothes. Also he found that many of his customers lived in remote locations away from large shops
1000 IQ play
If you're going to be shopping in tk maxx on a regular basis, find out what day the new stock comes in, usually the same day every week. That's when you get the best bargains, plus the clothing is going to be in a better state, as its not being pulled off the racks etc. I could write a guide to tk maxx at this stage lol
First place you go to is the reduced to clear section , then make your way round the rest of the shop. So much wasted time in that first 5 minutes
Deliveries come 6 days a week. Not 1 day every week
which days they bring new stuff?
The trainers don’t have a box do they? They won’t be as much as £65 surely?
Good video. Name of track at 6.30?
Is the gant stuff asian sized or uk sized Asian size is smaller than uk size
It has uk size on labels
Been watching your channel for a couple of weeks now. Yhanks sharing tips. Also great content. Could you tell which app you use to scan boxes at carboots etc. (not lens). It was a different one. Thankd
Either lens or eBay app
Thanks
im 4 minutes into the video i dont know if you mentioned this in the vid or not , but couldn't you just buy stuff you think are worth it, even if you think its risky because tk max have a 30 day return policy right? so in fact its 0 risk? if it doesnt sell, just return, rinse and repeat.
only problem would be some sales do come after that 30 day mark, but atleast its 0 risk , am i missing something?
Technically you could but I would never advertise such tactics it’s not something I would do personally.
would it be seen as unethical? maybe on a large scale if you're just going in, clearing the shelves and returning ones that dont sell and doing that on a regular basis, but on a small scale if its only a few pieces? idk, was just an idea for anyone who's on a tighter budget and can have some piece of mind @@FlippingSloth
@@JTXRN just not for me that’s all 👍🏻
@@JTXRNsounds ok to do the first time but imagine if your coming in every other day returning stuff, their going to start questioning you and also word to mouth spreads
well i doubt you'd be coming every other day, you'd buy a decent sized haul once every two weeks, even once a month, list them all if they dont sell within 3 weeks return. tbh i doubt the workers in their give a fuck even if they did "catch on". and im pretty sure theres no "no reseller" rule in the TOS. and can always split your haul into seperate TKmax stores if you're that concerned. as for the word of mouth thing i genuinely dont think anyone cares enough to do allathat.
i dont mean to go in there and clear the shelf and return everything every other day lol. just a nice sized bundle, return non sellers before 30 day mark.@@Sn3per1
It would be really interesting to watch a video on eBay feedback you have received. Knowing from my own experience, some of the buyers are incredibly "special" when buying and feedbacking, while the sellers (especially the small businesses) are completely unprotected from untrustworthy buyers. Would be nice to know your experience on it
I wanns try this😮😅
whats the background music pls? love reggae
Not sure it’s just some royalty free one I get with my music subscription 👍🏻
oh it doesnt tell u at all? @@FlippingSloth
@@GalaxyLiveMusic yeah it does but it’s only available on the account I pay monthly for it’s not elsewhere
Sayyyy whattttt!? That's my local T.K too! 😅🥳🤣
Really 🤣 where you from then ?
@@FlippingSloth Sandy Lane! 🫡
@@L4WNY.. oh nice
That store is huge! We don't have them that big in Australia. Anyway, still watching, this should be a fun vid
Awesome experiment!!! What are you using for your white photo station?
Just a white wall
@@FlippingSloth thanks
Where is that tkmax?
Do you have any plans to sell on whatnot to get rid of dead stock?
Nope
Good vid bud - you are looking tired man, take it easy and make sure you dont burn out
Thanks for that
Wow your hair has grown so long! 🙂
Haha yeah
Love the videos bro
It's still very cold in the UK summer is long off yet 😂
Looking good
Tk max is a great place
I only buy from outdoor and country
Best shop ever
Very expensive shop though 😂
Not been there
Where is this shop located?
Enjoy it while it’s good. The economy is fucked and will only get worse. People are going to have less and less disposable income.
Which is why 90% of my eBay is send hand items people need. I used to focus on what people wanted but switch to what people need 👍🏻
you still selling fake football shirts ?
You good bruh?
Waste of time and effort, cloths is not the way to make money.
Cloths?
I've made a lot of money reselling clothes
@@mariabees7634 good job 👍🏻 clothes are great , this anonymous account is just a bot
Disagree. I am full time and only sell clothing
@@Curiouscupboard can you elaborate on the disagree?
If you flipped iphones you'd make 10 times what you do reselling.
Yeah and I’d make millions if I sold Lamborghinis
Where do you source the phones?
@@M28908watch out, this is when the scammers reply or private message with a too good to be true offer.