I still think that books are a good starting point for beginners.
That being said, you get to a certain point where you have to spend more time sourcing books because in most cases you can only buy one or two copies at a time.
At scale, shifting into grocery (and arbitrage in general) is a better alternative because you're able to spend more capital with less time investment - you may only make $2.50 profit in one sale as opposed to $20 with books, but if it's a good grocery item you can buy 100 units at once.
It's much easier to spend $500/day on regular arbitrage products than it is on books.
Hey Mahi.... Why did you shift away from books and into grocery? (If I'm way wrong in this question, please set me straight!) Thanks!
I still think that books are a good starting point for beginners.
That being said, you get to a certain point where you have to spend more time sourcing books because in most cases you can only buy one or two copies at a time.
At scale, shifting into grocery (and arbitrage in general) is a better alternative because you're able to spend more capital with less time investment - you may only make $2.50 profit in one sale as opposed to $20 with books, but if it's a good grocery item you can buy 100 units at once.
It's much easier to spend $500/day on regular arbitrage products than it is on books.
Can you use an in person purchase of 10+ items for ungating purposes or would RA only work after you're ungated?
You need an invoice to get ungated, so my guess would be no unless you have a store in your area that can print a formal invoice for your purchase.