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eBay has a sale on Xbox One Halo: The Master Chief Collection Bundle. Price is $300 and has no taxes in NJ
Limit of 5 per person.
This is being sold on Amazon for about $350. FBA fees are ~$30 at a sale of $345 (Shipping is separate but should be $5 or less - try to ship as many items as possible in one package). That's a takehome of about $320. These are ranked in the 20's on Amazon so it will sell fast.
You would earn about $20 on the sale. Since you can buy 5, there is the possibility of earning $100 just on the sale
So here's the magic:
Start with Top Cashback and earn 1.2% - $3.6
2% in eBay Bucks (increased eBay Bucks won't come back until Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday- this deal might be gone - fewer than 300 available) - $6
Use up eBay Gift Cards - You can either use eBay gift cards which hopefully you bought at a discount or you can use a credit card that earns 2% which would be another ~$6.
Alternatively, you could buy eBay Gift Cards on Raise for 4% off and still get your 2% from your credit card. That would add an extra $12
Raise allows you to use American Express Gift Cards which can add an extra 2% of savings if you bought them with a Fidelity American Express card when Top Cashback was paying 2.25 for AGCs. That would an extra $6.
Overall, you could conservatively earn about $47.60 per XBox, close to 16%, with potential for even more if you have American Express Gift Cards to use or discounted eBay Gift Cards from other sales. Not too shabby!
You can buy up to 5 of them so there is potential for over $235 of earnings.
You could also use ShopAtHome.com for 2%. Some have had success with them, otherwise have had the cashback track at 1% and needed to ask for an increase. I've never used them for eBay, thought I should try it out.
Keep in mind that if you use Top Cashback, you can file a Price Match Guarantee claim once the transactions posts to match the 2%, but it must be within 7 days of the transaction so it is a small window.
Please comment below if you ever have used ShopatHome for eBay and what your experience has been. Thanks.
eBay has a sale on Xbox One Halo: The Master Chief Collection Bundle. Price is $300 and has no taxes in NJ
Limit of 5 per person.
This is being sold on Amazon for about $350. FBA fees are ~$30 at a sale of $345 (Shipping is separate but should be $5 or less - try to ship as many items as possible in one package). That's a takehome of about $320. These are ranked in the 20's on Amazon so it will sell fast.
You would earn about $20 on the sale. Since you can buy 5, there is the possibility of earning $100 just on the sale
So here's the magic:
Start with Top Cashback and earn 1.2% - $3.6
2% in eBay Bucks (increased eBay Bucks won't come back until Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday- this deal might be gone - fewer than 300 available) - $6
Use up eBay Gift Cards - You can either use eBay gift cards which hopefully you bought at a discount or you can use a credit card that earns 2% which would be another ~$6.
Alternatively, you could buy eBay Gift Cards on Raise for 4% off and still get your 2% from your credit card. That would add an extra $12
Raise allows you to use American Express Gift Cards which can add an extra 2% of savings if you bought them with a Fidelity American Express card when Top Cashback was paying 2.25 for AGCs. That would an extra $6.
Overall, you could conservatively earn about $47.60 per XBox, close to 16%, with potential for even more if you have American Express Gift Cards to use or discounted eBay Gift Cards from other sales. Not too shabby!
You can buy up to 5 of them so there is potential for over $235 of earnings.
You could also use ShopAtHome.com for 2%. Some have had success with them, otherwise have had the cashback track at 1% and needed to ask for an increase. I've never used them for eBay, thought I should try it out.
Keep in mind that if you use Top Cashback, you can file a Price Match Guarantee claim once the transactions posts to match the 2%, but it must be within 7 days of the transaction so it is a small window.
Please comment below if you ever have used ShopatHome for eBay and what your experience has been. Thanks.