Where do all our easy and free online returns really end up? We bought products from Amazon and then returned them with tracking devices hidden inside to follow the trail. Next, we posed as buyers in the lucrative liquidation marketplace where we bid on a truckload of returned products. How much can we resell compared to what will get trashed?
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From my previous episodes, you’ll know I almost tore down this tractor and parted it out for the curb but due to the great condition of it, I decided to try and rejuvenate the engine and see if it would run. After it ran so well, I decided to find a seat for it and eventually a deck.
My friend Jason saw a Facebook marketplace listing of the exact deck I needed in excellent condition for just $60. I ended up getting it for $40 which is very unlike what I do. I never pay for anything, but I thought it was a great deal for a deck in such great shape and an exact match to what I needed for this project to be completed. Therefore I had to spend the money which goes against my philosophy of my YouTube channel.
Marketplace looks into health claims on YouTube and Eventbrite about how to protect yourself from COVID-19. We ask an expert if you can really buy your way to a better immune system. We also hear from some home-care workers who are fighting for personal protective equipment. Plus, we investigate a controversial rapid blood test said to determine if you have the antibodies to fight off COVID-19. Why hasn’t Health Canada approved it?
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Inside Taiwan during the COVID-19 pandemic, kids are in school and parents are working. Watch how they can keep schools open and still beat the virus.
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