Buying and selling streetwear clothing – I use squidproxy to help

[~bs]

As I probably mentioned a while back, one of the various ways I make some side money is buying and selling streetwear, shoes and clothes. There doesn’t seem to be a whole lot of information in this forum on this topic, so I’ll try to share some more info. If you’re unfamiliar with the “hobby”, the below quora link should provide ample details. https://www.quora.com/How-do-you-res...-as-a-business

If you’re in this hobby, as you know, when attempting to buy multiple items, or even if you want to browse the internet or download more securely, a proxy address is ideal. For buying, repeated refreshes trying to get an item on launch day might get your home IP blocked. I’ve had A LOT of trouble in the past finding good, reliable proxies with decent speed and customer service. Tons are poor quality or downright scams in nature. Squidproxies.com proxy has good service, response times for inquiries are quick, and they swap out bad proxies for you pretty quick.

Just thought I’d share I’m sure there are other good proxy sites out there, but I’ve found a lot more bad than good. And good ones tend to be really expensive. A word of caution, as with any “way to make money”, there’s a reasonable amount of risk buying and selling things, clothing is no exception. So as always DYODD.

[MollyClarkson]

Can you give some tips about selling clothes online? I'm new to this business, so I'd appreciate any advice. I was inspired to start this business thanks to the guys who printed the design on my T-shirt. The quality of the lettering was really excellent and most importantly they use eco-friendly paint. I thought why not start making eco-friendly clothes myself so that our world becomes a little less polluted? According to the data, unnecessary clothing is one of the main factors of environmental pollution. We really should be more rational about buying only the clothes we need.