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Things, things, things.
A lot of our needs revolve around things. You want to look cool, right?
New clothes, high-tech brands. Whatever one may say, in your country you are met by your clothes. As soon as you get familiar with clothing carding, you start making progress, you start making things for yourself.
Lots of sneakers.
Sportswear. Hockey sweaters and jackets. There are more and more clothes.
Fashionable clothes. Gifts for relatives and girls.
You scour the sites in search of new and new things for yourself. Especially when you are a simple, unremarkable guy, and you want to look expensive.
Here you can just get into the so-called "trap".
It's simple-it costs money to deliver things from over the hill. If your carder is successful, then along with the delivery of things, they come out, on average, in 10-30%. It depends, of course, on the cost of the item. But one way or another, the delivery of things costs money.
But you must admit that it's a pleasant feeling when you have a carload of branded clothes. This is exactly what can delay. Many people drive in some things from some stores simply because they can't drive in others.
But those who hold themselves together and think about the reasonableness of all this, they sell things. Many people earn very cool money on this.
Have you ever heard of people who earn money by reselling clothes? Many people get very good amounts. In our consumer society, people are very much in demand for things, especially expensive ones.
Now imagine that you will buy things not for 60-70%, but for 10-20%. They will get for ten to twenty percent, winding up 60-70%.
And this is the right decision, because hoarding things is not the best idea. Becoming a member of the consumer society and drowning in a sea of things is not the best option for personal development.
Now you can sell these things through a lot of sites. In your country, the culture of reselling and reselling things is very developed. When we had the project "Black Market", where our students sold things for 40-60% of the cost, we had 3 people at once who bought branded expensive things for this money in order to resell them.
That's all. It is easier not to fall into the trap of duffel carding, chasing clothes for yourself.
Even if you have a lot of resources to pay for delivery, sooner or later you will get tired of it. Kilos of fashion brands, but no sense.
A lot of our needs revolve around things. You want to look cool, right?
New clothes, high-tech brands. Whatever one may say, in your country you are met by your clothes. As soon as you get familiar with clothing carding, you start making progress, you start making things for yourself.
Lots of sneakers.
Sportswear. Hockey sweaters and jackets. There are more and more clothes.
Fashionable clothes. Gifts for relatives and girls.
You scour the sites in search of new and new things for yourself. Especially when you are a simple, unremarkable guy, and you want to look expensive.
Here you can just get into the so-called "trap".
It's simple-it costs money to deliver things from over the hill. If your carder is successful, then along with the delivery of things, they come out, on average, in 10-30%. It depends, of course, on the cost of the item. But one way or another, the delivery of things costs money.
But you must admit that it's a pleasant feeling when you have a carload of branded clothes. This is exactly what can delay. Many people drive in some things from some stores simply because they can't drive in others.
But those who hold themselves together and think about the reasonableness of all this, they sell things. Many people earn very cool money on this.
Have you ever heard of people who earn money by reselling clothes? Many people get very good amounts. In our consumer society, people are very much in demand for things, especially expensive ones.
Now imagine that you will buy things not for 60-70%, but for 10-20%. They will get for ten to twenty percent, winding up 60-70%.
And this is the right decision, because hoarding things is not the best idea. Becoming a member of the consumer society and drowning in a sea of things is not the best option for personal development.
Now you can sell these things through a lot of sites. In your country, the culture of reselling and reselling things is very developed. When we had the project "Black Market", where our students sold things for 40-60% of the cost, we had 3 people at once who bought branded expensive things for this money in order to resell them.
That's all. It is easier not to fall into the trap of duffel carding, chasing clothes for yourself.
Even if you have a lot of resources to pay for delivery, sooner or later you will get tired of it. Kilos of fashion brands, but no sense.
