Thrifter Sisters

This week, Lindsey and Lacey dig into the sharing feature on Poshmark and discuss their opinions on sharing bots. Support the show

There are zero tangents in this week's epi. It's all business and so much reseller talk. But the most important thing we cover is naming who is to blame for last week's recording debacle. Support the show

This week, Lindsey and Lacey look deeper into J Crew. Turns out, some pieces are a great flip on Poshmark. Support the show

This week, Lindsey and Lacey share what is selling on Poshmark today. Support the show

This week, the sisters discuss their very boring colds, Lacey's first solo trip to the bins and Poshmark Seller Insights. Lindsey goes through her insights for the first time, in real time, on the pod. Support the show

It's still spooky season, so this week, Lindsey and Lacey each tell a story where the Marketplace leads to murder.  Selling online is such an amazing way to reach countless people, just be careful when you meet for the sale. Support the show

This week, Lindsey and Lacey each share a spooky story about items purchased on ebay. They also each share their favorite haunted listing that is currently up for purchase. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hands_Resist_Himhttps://web.archive.org/web/20160417183939/http://www.surfingtheapocalypse.com/haunted_painting.htmlhttps://www.dummies.com/religion/spirituality/the-most-haunted-objects-in-the-world/Support the show

This week, Lindsey and Lacey talk stains and how to remove them from those thrift store finds that need a little elbow grease before hitting the e-commerce sites. Also, our girl is FREE!! or is Free-ish!Support the show

In this week's episode, resellers Lindsey and Lacey discuss the different business models you can use to grow your reselling business.  Might be boring. Might not. Mogi Beth's YouTube Video on Business Modelshttps://youtu.be/xJeXft_MQwUSupport the show

This week, Lindsey and Lacey discuss Walmart's skin in the reselling game. Walmart decided that wanted a piece of that $32 billion pie so they've partnered up with a big time reseller and they are coming to eat up the secondhand industry.https://corporate.walmart.com/newsroom/2020/05/27/walmart-partners-with-thredup-to-enter-popular-fashion-resale-markethttps://www.forbes.com/sites/christopherwalton/2020/06/05/walmarts-thredup-partnership-is-the-best-digital-move-walmart-has-made-in-the-last-3-years/?sh=5787cfc32172https://southpark.fandom.com/wiki/Something_Wall-Mart_This_Way_ComesSupport the show