Pokémon mania is so out of control that resellers are making big money flipping Pop-Tarts and other Target collectibles

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Pokémon merchandise
Target's Pokémon apparel sold out fast.

Target

Stan, collect, profit

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A Pokemon player holds seven playing cards from the game in their hands as they sit at a table with more cards, dice, and other Pokemon-themed merchandise spread out.
Do you have the right cards?

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Resale sharks are hijacking secondhand shopping

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Pile of sweaters with visibly altered price tags, showing a wide range of prices from $2 to $50.

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A 60-year-old entrepreneur who sells Pokémon cards and other collectibles saw sales surge 200% after he leaned into live selling

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We're entering the golden age of baby boomer estate sales

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person picking up china at a sale

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I made $560,000 in revenue last year reselling products on Amazon. Here's exactly how I do it.

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Damilola Olaleye.

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6-figure eBay veterans who have been on the platform for 20 years explain how to make money reselling items

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yinka Ogunsunlade
Ogunsunlade is an attorney by trade, specializing in risk and compliance.

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A six-figure eBay seller who started his side hustle with $0 explains how he sources profitable products

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Yinka Ogunsunlade
Ogunsunlade started reselling items on eBay in 2005. Today, his business, Fashionably Legal, generates six figures in revenue.

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3 individuals who turned their reselling side hustles into full-time gigs share their strategies for finding profitable products

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kendall vangilder
Kendall VanGilder is a full-time thrifter and reseller.

Kendall VanGilder

A 27-year-old has sold over $4 million worth of sneakers in 2024 by shifting to 'live selling.' She explains how it works and why every store owner should learn the skill.

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Val Zapata, founder of The Shoe Game Co.

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