Overview
- The couple say they now earn roughly £25,000 a year from a side hustle that buys clearance items in shops and resells them on Amazon, a figure they reported on Thursday.
- They use paid product‑research software called SellerAmp to scan barcodes, estimate monthly sales and margins, and decide which clearance items to buy.
- After purchase they attach Amazon‑generated SKU labels, book UPS collection and send stock to Amazon fulfilment centres so Amazon stores and ships items when orders arrive.
- Documented flips include 38 boxes of condoms bought for £111.75 and sold within a week for a £124.20 profit, and 80 Brita filters that netted £637.60 after fees and sold out in days.
- The couple use proceeds to ease living costs and pay their mortgage, plan to scale by moving into wholesale sourcing, and face online criticism over whether resellers limit in‑store bargains for shoppers.