1. free items. I get these by searching craigslist “free stuff”. FBM i search for free items. I do this every day. Most Of what I look for are washers, dryers, ovens, dishwashers. I sell parts And scrap the rest. 2. Buy off FBM Mostly electronics, blenders, vacuums for parts, really anything I can resell. 3. Online auction sites. Usually by lots of tools, electronics, high end dinnerware, crystal etc 4. Storage units online or in person auctions. 5. moving and downsizing sales. These sales usually have a lot of items people want to part with and have a tight timeline. Here some real value. While you are there talk to the person running the sale. Ask some questions try to see if you can help them out. I usually tell them I’ll swing by at the end of their sale to see whats left. When I return I offer to take everything left stressing I really only want x y and z. I let them know I will drop it off at the donation center for them. This works every now and then. I do understand many resellers Don't have the means to transport or store but at a minimum you should be able to get some things really cheap. What are some of the things you are doing?

I just wanted to drop a quick note and share some insights from my experience with Shopify. Over the past few months, I’ve been working on optimizing my store, and I’ve noticed some great improvements in both customer engagement and sales. One of the biggest wins for me has been experimenting with different Shopify apps and integrations. It’s amazing how these tools can streamline processes and enhance the shopping experience for our customers. Whether it’s adding new payment options or improving the checkout flow, there’s always something new to explore. I’d love to hear what strategies or tools have been game-changers for you all. Let’s share our tips and help each other make the most out of our Shopify stores! 💡🚀 Looking forward to your insights and ideas!