Orlando paid $5 for a garage-sale Supreme bag. The shirts sold for $100 and $200, then both buyers returned them as fake. Plus a $600 gold ring that failed eBay authentication.

Mike, Orlando and guest Tim run the Ep. 520 update: why sell-through rate is king, whether AI listing tools are worth it, Vinted vs eBay, and the fakes to watch for (Supreme, Nike, golf clubs, Temu, Pokemon). They also cover partial refunds and negative feedback, business cards in packages, and BOLO finds like mesh routers, Toys R Us ads and posters, and Mickey Mouse boots.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro and guest Tim 1:54 $600 gold ring and eBay authentication 7:14 Refinery vs local sales vs eBay 8:28 Vendit pitch and older resellers 10:00 Sell-through rate is king 10:31 AI and new platform changes 12:12 Vinted bans and reseller policy 15:00 Mercari and staying consistent 16:54 Vinted vs eBay and Poshmark prices 20:46 Sponsor: Vendit and AI comments 22:42 AI listing math and DVD sorting 25:30 Pokemon card bulk lot 31:07 Pokemon estate sale and sourcing 32:38 Discord questions and new members 33:42 Fakes: Supreme, Nike, golf clubs, Temu 39:41 Partial refunds and negative feedback 45:51 AI images on listings 47:57 Business cards in packages 50:53 Packaging and repeat buyers 53:19 Discord blocked users 55:00 BOLO: mesh routers 57:37 BOLO: Toys R Us ads, posters 1:01:07 Instagram following and NFTs 1:02:32 BOLO: Mickey Mouse boots 1:04:12 Next auction and storage cleanout

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