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Depending on her number of subscribers and the number of views, the $900 is a small investment for what she earns as a content creator. Business expense.

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@Sakuya  I agree.

 

Selling the items on eBay would be small potatoes for Jodi.

 

The followers and clicks would be far more profitable.

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@haddon9 wrote:

@croemer @shoekitty You don't have to like it.  You sell it on Ebay.  That's why most buy Q pallets.


I get it as long as it is not broken. Haha

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@Venezia wrote:

If I had nearly $1000 to blow through, I'd spend it on something I could guarantee I'd need - like heating oil for the upcoming winter.

 

Or food, gas...definitely not a potential pile of junk that I'd have to get rid of.


It would be decorating for our home...like furniture.

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@shoekitty wrote:

@haddon9 I would rather just watch than buy, lol. Fun to watch.  I have no use for my of that stuff, trying to get rid of what I have, lol. A poster here says this tic tok poster doesn't sell the stuff she can use.  She donates. Donation she could claim on taxes.  But I imagine mny do buy the pallets for etail shops and discount stores.  Even TJMaxx and those places sell things that are slightly broken, out of box, etc.  I have a storage stall full of heirlooms from mom, MIL, dad, etc. antiques.  I'd love to have someone buy everything in there for a flat fee, and cart away. But even that's a lot of work for me lol. Time to engage the grandkids !!!! They need money sometimes!  


@shoekitty I can't imagine buying pallets just to do social media and then donating but to each her own!

 

As it is I am trying to downsize my stuff (except clothing!...I am guilty of buying too much!)

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I just saw a guy on Youtube who makes 50,000 a month buying Amazon palettes.Smiley Surprised

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I like to watch Jodi open the. boxes and bags. She seems like a nice person. She says QVC pallets are are favorites. If anyone wants to watch her on Youtube she goes by the name Pallet Princess. I read somewhere that she is a social worker and does the pallet openings as a side. I agree with others the more views and clicks that she get from this the more money she makes.