Today, Smith resells while attending community college and has made more than $7,000 in sales this year, which she uses for tuition, gas, and living expenses, as well as to get her nails or eyelashes done. In total, she has earned $38,700 since she started selling in 2019, which Insider verified with documentation.
These stores fill large bins with brand-new inventory on the first day of every week, and all items are sold at the same flat price, regardless of retail value. The price is highest on the first day and decreases each day as inventory dwindles. "The entire store is bins and anything you find that day would be $7," she said, adding that the store recently increased the top price to $10 to account for inflation.
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