[coogan]

Common sense question to ask yourself. If watch trading were easy and very profitable, why would you tell others about it and invite more competition, thus making it harder for you...Well it's not that easy and profitable, so I'll sell a course to unsuspecting people and make money that way. Stop watching Luxury Bazaar videos on YouTube and think yes, I could do this. Despite what Roman says, it's a grind and they aren't doing 100 million in sales.

 

[NCBlades]

I will give you free training:
buy LOW sell HIGH.

Of course, we WIS tend to do the opposite:
buy at MSRP sell at HALF of that.

Truth!

 

[Mediocre]

Probably better off getting professional negotiation training

 

[MX793]

The secret to getting rich is selling a book or classes/seminars promising to teach the buyer how to become rich.

 

[felixxia]

thank you for all of the responses.

 

[mconlonx]

I think I'd get more satisfaction and end up in the same place, financially, if I withdrew $1k in singles from my bank and spent an evening or two in my backyard, lighting each dollar on fire and watching it burn.

Maybe even ahead of the game since I also would not be buying expensive watches I'd have little chance of "flipping."

 

[Nokie]

Run, don't walk away.....

 

[appophylite]

Didn't they tell you about Ferengi at the academy?

 

[platinumEX]

As with most of these "let me teach you" schemes, if they were making that much money doing it, they would just do that...

Not to mention the horrible timing. Watch resale values and sales are down but most people are still asking normal prices - less deals to be had, especially ones you could actually profit from. This probably explains why they're repositioning to teaching instead of flipping!!

 

[ScDevon]

With few exceptions, flipping watches is played-out and the market is in significant decline.
(Thank God).

 

[Ragazza]

what do you think of it? any review or recommendations? are there alternatives?

Didn't we learn our lesson from T***p University?