Simple Arbitrage Profits - Cheat Sheet
Simple Arbitrage Profits Cheat Sheet Disclaimer: The contents are based on the author’s personal experience and research. Your results may will vary, and depend on your individual situation and/or motivation. There are no guarantees concerning the level of success you may experience. If you follow everything in this guide, there are still no guarantees of any earnings as this guide is for informational and entertainment purposes only.
This is the bonus Product “Secret Reference Guide”. The purpose of this is to list some categories and items that I have dealt with over the years and that are sure to accelerate your learning curve. Print this list out if you desire and take it with you when you go out sourcing. It will give you a foundation as to what brands you should be looking for. This is meant to be a help and not at all a complete list of everything that is possible to make high profits with. My experience has shown me that there are items that I find on a consistent basis that prove to be my bread and butter items. And
then there are items that come around once a month or so. And lastly there are deals that seem to come around once a year but really make it worth the wait. Be prepared and don't judge an item based on your belief system. Open your mind to accept the old age truth, “One Mans Junk, Is another Man’s Treasure!”
The list includes Brand and any important notes:
Coffee Makers, Espresso Machines, Grinders, Etc: •
Bunn home and Commercial (including grinders)
•
Keurig (very popular and desirable)
•
Jura/Capresso (includes coffee makers, espresso machines, grinders. Can have either names or a combination of both.
•
Cuisinart (mainly machines that have an attached grinder)
•
La Pavoni
•
Fransis Fransis
•
Any commercial heavy duty machine. Weight is also a factor in spotting value.
Juicers: •
Champion
•
Omega
•
Juiceman (newer only)
•
Jack LaLanne (newer only)
•
Any Auger type with long nose. Weight is also a factor in spotting value. • Any commercial machine and/or juice press
Other Small Kitchen Appliances: •
Bread machines (only Zojirushi. Other machines may be worth the time but most aren't)
•
Mixers (Kitchen Aid, Bosch-very good, RoboCoupe, Nutone) Convection-type ovens (NuWave/Flavor Wave)
•
Dehydrators (American Harvest, Ronco, Larger Commercial units)
Vacuum Cleaners: •
Oreck
•
Dyson
•
Miele
•
Electrolux (newer models, had much success with older models but much more hassle with shipping)
•
Roomba (these are a goldmine. Tip-the older models have bad batteries but they sell as they are, just mention in the listing)
•
Bosch
•
Kirby (newer models only)
•
Rainbow (another goldmine item. Worth the shipping time)
Air Purifiers: •
Sharper Image Ionic Breeze (Quadra and GP models)
•
Alpine
•
Ecoquest
•
Austin Air
•
BlueAir
•
Oreck Professional
35mm SLR Cameras/Lenses/Tripods: •
Nikon (camera and lenses are very profitable)
•
Canon
•
Minolta
•
Contax (more rare but high-end)
•
Bronica (high-end)
•
Pentax (some models)
•
Tamron (lens makers)
•
Bogen/Manfrotto (tripods)
•
Slik (tripods, some models) Calculators New and Vintage:
•
Texas Instrument Graphing (Ti series models Ti-83 Plus all the way up to Ti-89 and more)
•
HP Graphing, Business (11C and more) HP Vintage (32sII RPN, 48G, 48GX, 11c and many others are high profit and easy ship. There are also consistent buyers of these out there)
•
Construction (updated models)
Scrapbooking Machines: •
Cricut
•
Cricut Cartridges and Accessories
•
Commecial Cutters
Sewing Machines (NOTE: Stay away from Singer. There are too many models and too many machines. It is not worth the time): •
Bernina (almost all models have good value)
•
Pfaff (almost all machines have good value)
•
Elna
•
Juki
•
Viking/Huskvarna
•
Babylock
•
Sergers and specialty machines
Telecom Products/Phone Systems/Networking: •
Cisco (phones and most networking equipment. There are many companies that will buy directly. Big industry and lots of money to be made)
•
Polycom
•
Vodavi
•
Nortel/Meridian/AAstra
•
Avaya/Lucent
•
GE 4-Line
•
Panasonic Office Phones
•
Many more... (You can build a standalone business in this category alone. There are businesses that seek this kind of equipment to refurbish and sell to end users. One more tip is when businesses upgrade their equipment, they do it in bulk so you may receive 10-100 phones at a time. You can place ads or browse craigslist to source this kind of product. Use sites like www.searchtempest.com to search craigslist from one central site)
Copiers/Copy Machines (office type): •
Canon (most popular and most valuable used copiers. Companies purchase these consistently) Konica/Minolta
•
Ricoh
•
Imagistics
•
Savin
•
Xerox (my main purchaser doesn't deal with Xerox. They say the parts are too expensive. I have seen other companies stating they purchase Xerox but I haven't personally sold any of them)
•
Copiers are a goldmine if done properly. The check shown in my sales letter is from a buyer of mine that comes and picks them up from me. They ship them overseas where they can be best used. Did I mention that they don't have to be working? My buyer buys them working or not, they just have to be complete.
Breast Pumps: •
Medela
•
Purely Yours
•
Ameda
Medical/Lab Equipment (the majority can't be sold on ebay but there are a lot of companies that buy equipment to refurbish): •
CPAPs, BiPAPs, Etc
•
Oxygen Concentrators
•
Centrifudges
•
Too many to even try to list. Just keep and eye out and research specific items. There are buyers out there.
Stereo Equipment Vintage and New (too many brands but here are a few types. You want to be looking for higher-end equipment and brands. Tips include looking at manufacture country- items made in Europe are generally good as well as the US): •
Receivers
•
Amps
•
Tape decks and Reel To Reel Machines
•
Speakers
•
Larger Boomboxes
•
Turntables
•
DJ Equipment
•
Good Brands include Marantz, Luxman, JBL (especially vintage), Tannoy, Klipsch, Celestion, Nad, Proton, Meridian, Sunfire, Carver, Phase Linear, Pioneer, Kenwood, Martin Logan, SpeakerCraft, Harman Kardon, McIntosh and many more
Ham Radio Equipment: •
Receivers
•
Transceivers
•
Transmitters
•
Speakers and more
•
Good Brands include Drake, Hallicrafters, Yeasu, Kenwood, Icom, Motorola 2way, Collins, Heathkit, Ten Tec, BME and many more
This list could actually be 20 times the length as there are many more categories and items that can bring huge profits. This list is meant to make it easy for you to go out and make some money now. Find out where there are flea markets or electronics recyclers in your area and make certain to bring your phone and your list. I look forward to hearing of your successes and what other items you come across so that I can add them to my list. Open your mind to the possibilities and remember that you are the director of your own movie. Now go out and create a blockbuster hit.
Much Success in Everything You Do, The Awkward Entrepreneur
This is the bonus Product “Secret Reference Guide”. The purpose of this is to list some categories and items that I have dealt with over the years and that are sure to accelerate your learning curve. Print this list out if you desire and take it with you when you go out sourcing. It will give you a foundation as to what brands you should be looking for. This is meant to be a help and not at all a complete list of everything that is possible to make high profits with. My experience has shown me that there are items that I find on a consistent basis that prove to be my bread and butter items. And
then there are items that come around once a month or so. And lastly there are deals that seem to come around once a year but really make it worth the wait. Be prepared and don't judge an item based on your belief system. Open your mind to accept the old age truth, “One Mans Junk, Is another Man’s Treasure!”
The list includes Brand and any important notes:
Coffee Makers, Espresso Machines, Grinders, Etc: •
Bunn home and Commercial (including grinders)
•
Keurig (very popular and desirable)
•
Jura/Capresso (includes coffee makers, espresso machines, grinders. Can have either names or a combination of both.
•
Cuisinart (mainly machines that have an attached grinder)
•
La Pavoni
•
Fransis Fransis
•
Any commercial heavy duty machine. Weight is also a factor in spotting value.
Juicers: •
Champion
•
Omega
•
Juiceman (newer only)
•
Jack LaLanne (newer only)
•
Any Auger type with long nose. Weight is also a factor in spotting value. • Any commercial machine and/or juice press
Other Small Kitchen Appliances: •
Bread machines (only Zojirushi. Other machines may be worth the time but most aren't)
•
Mixers (Kitchen Aid, Bosch-very good, RoboCoupe, Nutone) Convection-type ovens (NuWave/Flavor Wave)
•
Dehydrators (American Harvest, Ronco, Larger Commercial units)
Vacuum Cleaners: •
Oreck
•
Dyson
•
Miele
•
Electrolux (newer models, had much success with older models but much more hassle with shipping)
•
Roomba (these are a goldmine. Tip-the older models have bad batteries but they sell as they are, just mention in the listing)
•
Bosch
•
Kirby (newer models only)
•
Rainbow (another goldmine item. Worth the shipping time)
Air Purifiers: •
Sharper Image Ionic Breeze (Quadra and GP models)
•
Alpine
•
Ecoquest
•
Austin Air
•
BlueAir
•
Oreck Professional
35mm SLR Cameras/Lenses/Tripods: •
Nikon (camera and lenses are very profitable)
•
Canon
•
Minolta
•
Contax (more rare but high-end)
•
Bronica (high-end)
•
Pentax (some models)
•
Tamron (lens makers)
•
Bogen/Manfrotto (tripods)
•
Slik (tripods, some models) Calculators New and Vintage:
•
Texas Instrument Graphing (Ti series models Ti-83 Plus all the way up to Ti-89 and more)
•
HP Graphing, Business (11C and more) HP Vintage (32sII RPN, 48G, 48GX, 11c and many others are high profit and easy ship. There are also consistent buyers of these out there)
•
Construction (updated models)
Scrapbooking Machines: •
Cricut
•
Cricut Cartridges and Accessories
•
Commecial Cutters
Sewing Machines (NOTE: Stay away from Singer. There are too many models and too many machines. It is not worth the time): •
Bernina (almost all models have good value)
•
Pfaff (almost all machines have good value)
•
Elna
•
Juki
•
Viking/Huskvarna
•
Babylock
•
Sergers and specialty machines
Telecom Products/Phone Systems/Networking: •
Cisco (phones and most networking equipment. There are many companies that will buy directly. Big industry and lots of money to be made)
•
Polycom
•
Vodavi
•
Nortel/Meridian/AAstra
•
Avaya/Lucent
•
GE 4-Line
•
Panasonic Office Phones
•
Many more... (You can build a standalone business in this category alone. There are businesses that seek this kind of equipment to refurbish and sell to end users. One more tip is when businesses upgrade their equipment, they do it in bulk so you may receive 10-100 phones at a time. You can place ads or browse craigslist to source this kind of product. Use sites like www.searchtempest.com to search craigslist from one central site)
Copiers/Copy Machines (office type): •
Canon (most popular and most valuable used copiers. Companies purchase these consistently) Konica/Minolta
•
Ricoh
•
Imagistics
•
Savin
•
Xerox (my main purchaser doesn't deal with Xerox. They say the parts are too expensive. I have seen other companies stating they purchase Xerox but I haven't personally sold any of them)
•
Copiers are a goldmine if done properly. The check shown in my sales letter is from a buyer of mine that comes and picks them up from me. They ship them overseas where they can be best used. Did I mention that they don't have to be working? My buyer buys them working or not, they just have to be complete.
Breast Pumps: •
Medela
•
Purely Yours
•
Ameda
Medical/Lab Equipment (the majority can't be sold on ebay but there are a lot of companies that buy equipment to refurbish): •
CPAPs, BiPAPs, Etc
•
Oxygen Concentrators
•
Centrifudges
•
Too many to even try to list. Just keep and eye out and research specific items. There are buyers out there.
Stereo Equipment Vintage and New (too many brands but here are a few types. You want to be looking for higher-end equipment and brands. Tips include looking at manufacture country- items made in Europe are generally good as well as the US): •
Receivers
•
Amps
•
Tape decks and Reel To Reel Machines
•
Speakers
•
Larger Boomboxes
•
Turntables
•
DJ Equipment
•
Good Brands include Marantz, Luxman, JBL (especially vintage), Tannoy, Klipsch, Celestion, Nad, Proton, Meridian, Sunfire, Carver, Phase Linear, Pioneer, Kenwood, Martin Logan, SpeakerCraft, Harman Kardon, McIntosh and many more
Ham Radio Equipment: •
Receivers
•
Transceivers
•
Transmitters
•
Speakers and more
•
Good Brands include Drake, Hallicrafters, Yeasu, Kenwood, Icom, Motorola 2way, Collins, Heathkit, Ten Tec, BME and many more
This list could actually be 20 times the length as there are many more categories and items that can bring huge profits. This list is meant to make it easy for you to go out and make some money now. Find out where there are flea markets or electronics recyclers in your area and make certain to bring your phone and your list. I look forward to hearing of your successes and what other items you come across so that I can add them to my list. Open your mind to the possibilities and remember that you are the director of your own movie. Now go out and create a blockbuster hit.
Much Success in Everything You Do, The Awkward Entrepreneur
