How to make extra money as a reseller in 2023, from 3 people who turned their Poshmark and Facebook Marketplace side hustles into valuable income

Candice Murray said her 2016 decision to leave what she called a “toxic” and “emotionally and mentally abusive” work environment changed her life. The 48-year-old New Yorker now works full time selling clothes, shoes, and bags exclusively through the reseller platform Poshmark.

44-year-old Mona Mejia made $735,000 last year selling new and used clothing, home goods, and toys on Poshmark. Her business took off when she started selling on livestreams through Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

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Why you should consider second-hand shopping, gifting this holiday season

Stephanie Weddle, a full-time fashion reseller on Poshmark under the name @3queensresale, joined us Wednesday on “Life.Style.Live!” to discuss how she got into the business of selling on Poshmark and how you can get started as well. Stephanie is hoping to purchase secondhand gifts for all her girlfriends this year and has some great hacks for others also looking to find quality secondhand gifts from high-end bags to jewelry at a lower price.

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Local Mother Turns Common Dilemma Into Online Enterprise

Umatilla’s Ashley Wheeler turned a common dilemma facing many growing families into a business. Ashley’s blended family consists of eight kids – and she turned to Poshmark to make money off of decluttering their clothes. Her online profile got a boost on Nov. 27 when Poshmark featured her on an electronic billboard in Times Square to highlight “Second-Hand Sunday,” Poshmark’s first-ever day dedicated to supporting secondhand sellers.

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SDSU alumnus makes over $13,000 annually on Poshmark

Ali Dieguez graduated from San Diego State University in May 2022 with a degree in kinesiology. During her time in college, she launched her successful resale business. She spent the weekends thrifting and photographing the items. After graduating, Dieguez started a massage therapy program at Pacific College. She now works as a personal trainer, but her main source of income is from reselling clothes.

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Dallas woman made over $450,000 reselling secondhand items online — here’s how you can, too!

Ashley Peek started selling on Poshmark in college several years ago when she no longer had the means to clear out her closet at her family’s annual garage sale and resale events. Today, the Dallas-based full-time account manager and part-time reseller has been able to make over six figures consistently selling secondhand items on Poshmark, and is inspiring others to do the same.

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