Practical guides for UK resellers: returns auctions, eBay, tax, and what actually makes money. No fluff, no screenshots of Lamborghinis.
The online income ideas that hold up against real numbers, and the get-rich-quick schemes that don't, every figure sourced and checked.
Read the guide →Nine ways to make money from home in the UK, ranked by what they actually pay, not what the course adverts promise.
Read the guide →The six real steps to start dropshipping in the UK, what each one actually costs, and an honest look at the alternative nobody puts in the course.
Read the guide →The plain-English definition, how an order actually flows, and an honest answer to who dropshipping really suits.
Read the guide →The real running costs of a UK dropshipping store, the shipping and refund catch, and how it stacks up against buying stock you can actually hold.
Read the guide →We track every John Pye lot and its eBay sold price. Here's 30 days of real numbers, including the product the room overpays for.
Read the guide →Type your bid, see the true all-in cost. The premium, the VAT and the 1.5x rule, with the maths shown.
Read the guide →Private sellers and business sellers pay completely different fees on eBay UK. Two worked examples show exactly where the money goes.
Read the guide →Four UK returns and liquidation auction houses, and what a winning bid really costs at each one once premium and VAT are added.
Read the guide →Every deal on RedGem shows two honest numbers and its full working. This is the method behind them, in plain English.
Read the guide →Everything a first-time UK seller needs: account setup, pricing from sold listings, fees, postage, and where profitable stock actually comes from.
Read the guide →The short answer is £1,000 of trading income per tax year, but the detail matters, and eBay now reports sellers to HMRC. Here's how it works.
Read the guide →The UK's biggest returns auctioneer, explained: real costs after fees, what actually resells, and the beginner mistakes to skip.
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