Christopher Alan Schroeder wants you to know you can cover your rent every month just by flipping phones and electronics.
He’s done it, and then some. And he’s helped hundreds of others do the same.
So how’s it work? You buy used, damaged and even totally broken phones, iPads, laptops, game consoles, et cetera, and then you sell them as is – without needing to repair them – for a profit.
Is it really that easy? Find out in my review below.
“I’m gonna share with you three secrets about flipping these items and how you can make enough money doing it to leave your 9 to 5,” Chris says.
“And I know what you’re probably thinking: I don’t have a whole lot of money. And besides, everyone on these marketplaces and the popular buy/sell apps are gonna want top dollar for their devices, right? Not necessarily,” he continues.
“I’m gonna show you a great way you can buy phones and electronics this week and get amazing results.”
“So the first secret is you have to post and run some ads. This is important because most people on these marketplaces and apps already know what they want for their items. So we’re gonna look for the people who don’t wanna take the time to list it themselves and get quick cash instead,” Chris explains.
“The second secret is making offers correctly. The main thing to understand here is that the money is made when you buy the item, and not when you sell.”
When bought right, you’ll know how much money you’re about to make on a given electronic before you even pull the trigger.
But who’s gonna buy it off you, right?
That’s secret three, Chris says. You gotta know where to list a particular item to secure a buyer quickly, at a healthy markup.
He’ll cover this in excruciating detail inside his new eBook, Tech Flips to Profit.
Cost is normally $37, but if you buy from his godawful guru-inspired sales page today, you can get it for just $4.95.
These funnels always come with plenty of upsells, so just be aware of that.
Looks like Chris has a $7 per month Program, a $37 Game Console Flipping Masterclass, a $147 Social Media Marketing Course, a multi-thousand dollar Phone Flipping Profits Coaching Program, and who knows what else.
Why not just put everything you need – training, tools, resources, support, and live mentoring – into one package and sell it at one price to make it easier and more transparent for anyone who’s interested?
But I digress.
In addition to however much you end up paying Chris, he recommends you have at least a few hundred extra to put towards ads and your first purchase or two.
Now, what all will you be doing, exactly?
- So you’ll post these little ads. I Buy Phones (or PlayStations or whatever), right?
- Then you’ll get messages from people who might wanna sell.
- You’ll appraise the item, negotiate, and come to an agreement.
- Then you’ll have to meet ’em in person, buy it, and then flip it either locally or online.
Sounds simple enough but meeting some weirdo in a Starbucks parking lot to buy their filthy 2014 MacBook Air for $125 ain’t exactly how I wanna spend my Sunday.
And what if it’s cracked? Locked? Stolen, even?
I mean, yeah, I can check on eBay to see what similar products are going for, but I still feel like I’ll overlook something and now I’ve got this sticky laptop with no L key I can’t resell, ya know?
I’m not a fan of the model or the way Chris is selling his expertise, but I don’t blame him for that; I blame Russell Brunson.