Wholesale 101

Previously we discussed how to respond to utterly insane buyers, but not every rude buyer is a psycho buyer.  Sometimes they're just super friggin' rude.  Reality is: you can’t reason with the unreasonable and you cant make logic out of the illogical. Being sarcastic or snooty back will only stir up hours, days or even weeks worth of back-and-forth wasted time and energy and may even land you a bad feedback. With that in mind, here’s a list of quick replies you can use to attemp …

If you’re an online seller and especially one who has been in business for 5+ years times are changing quickly and what worked great in 2015 no longer works in 2021. Here’s a list of four of the major changes:1. Twitter - In the past couple years we have witnessed the massive rise of Instagram and TikTok whereas Twitter still remains the same site it was back in 2009. Check out our blog post 6 Reasons Why You Should Back Away from Twitter Marketing2. Fake Followers - Remember all of those “Ge …

I assume you are reading this because you either love reading this blog or because you are face-to-face with a buyer “sob story” email that you have no idea how to respond to. Yesterday we shared with you 14 absolutely hilarious and absurd Buyer Sob Stories from eBay and Poshmark sellers, hopefully you got a good laugh out of it!  So today we are going to address how to deal with these crazy stories.  Let's get started:Regardless of what you sell or where you sell it, you’re going …

The only thing as bad as having a buyer ask for a return then ship you a box of rocks instead of the pair of Gucci shoes they bought from your Poshmark is having a buyer return the Betsey Johnson gown worn, ripped and filthy (yet claim they never wore it).  The good news is that you CAN prevent this and it's surprisingly easy, fast and mega cheap!  Here's exactly how to eliminate "wardrobing".   STEP 1: Buy a CLOTHING TAGGING GUN.  It sounds expensive but they're ac …

If you own your own website or business and you use Stripe.com to process your payments, BE CAREFUL!  There is a brand new phishing scam designed to trick you into clicking links and uploading your business information!  Here's an example of what the email you receive might look like:As you can see, this email wants you to click the hidden link they provide then upload your personal information, such as utility bills, bank statements, etc.CLEAR NOTIFICATIONS THAT THIS ISN'T LEGIT: …