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On Friday, 22nd September, eBay UK ran a flash sale of 150 refurbished smartphones for just £0.99 each. Models included iPhone 14, Google Pixel, and Samsung Galaxy — all modern units with strong secondhand market value.
It was a “1-per-account” drop, and while competition was fierce, House of Resell members were prepped early and ready with automation tips, link refresh strategies, and Discord monitor alerts. With each unit reselling for £100+, this was one of the highest ROI flips in the community — essentially free money.
Promo page announced on Discord the day before, full prep guide shared.
Members logged into eBay by 9:30 AM; refreshing started at 9:55 AM.
Only 150 units available; site was laggy, but some still succeeded.
Resell potential varied by model — iPhone 14 flips fetched £180+, others ~£100–120.
Immediate relisting on eBay, Facebook Marketplace, and Swappa.
Lowest risk possible — total cost per item: £0.99.
21/09/2023
Discord alert goes live with direct link and cop strategy for an upcoming eBay 99p smartphone clearance.
22/09/2023
Members refresh early. Phones disappear within seconds — fastest hands secure orders in under 30 seconds.
23/09/2023
Tracking confirms delivery. Units are listed the same day on Facebook Marketplace, eBay, and other platforms.
30/09/2023
Community members report smooth flips, with resale prices ranging from £100 to £180+, depending on phone model and condition.
▶️ Official Drop Page – eBay Flash Sale
▶️ Facebook Marketplace Sell Tips
This one was simple: Be fast, be early, and be ready to flip. With only 150 phones available, not everyone landed — but those who did secured massive ROI for nearly no cost. It’s these stealth promos that separate watchers from flippers.
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