Is there a secret cash machine sitting in your attic or cellar? Today I want to show you how to snap up junk items for 20p or 30p a piece and then turn them into £5… £10… £30 or more profit each.
One guy has even turned this into a £300-a-week earner. Read on for more…
Richard Bullivant is a guy who – like many of us – has a hobby.
Except his hobby was a little strange. Because he’d go round his local charity shops gathering up the VHS Tapes they stocked for pennies.
I know! VHS Tapes! It’s like I’m talking about the dinosaurs.
But the thing is, there are still tonnes of them about – nobody wants them so they throw them away. About ten years ago I took two large boxes of the things to my local charity shop – dumped them in the doorway and left.
This is what most people do.
Thing is, if I’d known what Richard Bullivant knew, I could have turned them into some easy cash.
Because while many of the VHS tapes people chuck are fairly worthless… you’d be surprised at what kind of money some of them can fetch. You can get £5, £10 or even £30 for certain types.
And not just VHS tapes but old CDs and cassettes too… even really odd junk items like jigsaw or retro games.
If you’re a bit of a hoarder, you might already have some money sitting in your attic or cellar in the form of an old tape. But if not, there’s highly likely to be a charity shop, car boot sale or yard sale nearby that’s packed with potential gems costing pennies.
The trick is to know what to pick up and what to leave. It’s not a matter of scooping up everything you see. And that’s where Richard comes in.
He’s laid out exactly what sells and what doesn’t in his guide called The VHS Cash Machine. For the full story, take a look at this:
How you could make money from old-fashioned videos and cassettes you can pick up for pennies
I’ve got a copy of Richard’s manual and it’s really a great little opportunity. Very ‘old school’ and honest.
Best of all, it’s a way you can recycle old items, get them into the hands of people who really want them, and make money on the side. What’s not to like about that?
Richard can show you….
* How to pick up unwanted videos for as little as £1 and then sell each one online for £4 each
* Why books about Cajun cuisine and hypnotism can make you money
* Which types of video and CD you should avoid buying at all costs, no matter how cheap they are.
* How to rescue a profit from low-cost items that sell online for as little 1p!
* How to make money from jigsaws, shower proof maps and other strange items you can often pick up at fetes and car boot sales.
I like this guy. He live by a Rich Life philosophy – he knows where to get things for cheap of free, he buys low and sells high, and he doesn’t chase after impossible mega-money dreams. Instead he makes £300 a week doing something he likes, saving retro items from ending up in landfilll.
Good man!