Last few posts were taken down because I didn’t have a story to share to go with the numbers. In all honesty I’m not one to usually share stories, I just like sharing facts but you got to do what you got to do. Here's my story on how I got here.

A couple of years ago I was between jobs. I’ve been working as a waiter most of my life, which was fun and paid well but I just wanted more control over my own time.

Around Covid all the hustle apps like amazon, and uber were actually paying decent. It felt like anyone could actually make a full time income as a gigger and get by.

I got used to driving for amazon but honestly it sucked. I had to play lottery games to get shifts and most of the ones that paid the most were at 3 am. If you driven for amazon, you know what I mean.

At the same time, I was just learning about DJing and wanted to get my hands on some equipment.

So, another thing about me is that I’ve always been the hustle kind of guy. I sold candy in high school and actually made a decent amount of money. Probably as much as the teachers.

Anyways, as soon as I got in DJing, I noticed how much cheaper DJ equipment was local vs online. I saw margins instantly.

I was going to buy turn tables anyway, why not try to get a really good deal on some, post it online, and get some use out of it while it sits to sell? And that’s what gave me the spark, I bought some CDJs for a decent price.

I got lucky first time not know much about them, but they were a perfect pair. They worked perfectly. I think I sold them not too long after $200 or so more than what I bought them for. It’s been a while.

I flipped DJ gear solely for a while. I made great money, learned a lot about DJ equipment and made DJ friends. After a few months, I ran into a problem, I bought all the below priced DJ gear in my area.

And then that’s when I started look for other electronics to flip.

I've always been a tech lover, I love phones, and cameras, and speakers and cool tech and all that. I think that's important, you gotta flip something you're actually interested in.

I need a new phone, so why not do the same process I did with DJ equipment? I got myself a new phone and sold the old one, while making some profit... and did everything all over again, I bought and sold tech until I learned enough about them to be confident buying them.

Now that’s what I do full time, flip electronics full time.

Another day I guess I can go further into practical advice but I guess I just need to earn the right to share tips first!

If you have any doubts, feel free to message me and I'll send you my ebay store. I got some pictures of my amazon delivery days too.

I'm on track to making 120k profit flipping electronics this year, this is my story.