Pickers Podcast

Nice to see pickers humble about their mistakes, realistic about growth, and having a good time. Great for drive time. I love listening and not having to watch a screen- they provide great balance and transparency, and I appreciate how true to themselves they stay. Thanks for the info and entertainment!

Great guys with good info especially for beginners. Good interviews

Another podcast from folks who lack experience, inventory, and valuable advice for anyone who wants to create or expand an eBay business. If you are still selling things you find sitting around your house, you really shouldn’t be giving anyone advice. If you think $37 is a major online “flip”, you should keep building towards creating a “business”.

Erasing all data, content, apple id’s, performing a factory reset, etc. on iPhones and iPads requires going to settings, general, then reset iPhone/ iPad at the bottom , the owner’s passcode is required. If you have acquired an iPhone or iPad that you intend to resell you can easily tell if the previous owner didn’t wipe it, if the phone is already turned on and unlocked, go to settings and at the top if you see somebody’s name or email then it’s not wiped, if the device is off, turn it on and if it asks for a passcode and doesn’t go into setup screens it’s not wiped. If you do not have the owners passcode apple provides quick and easy instructions on how to wipe the device on the apple support page. The article is titled “If you forgot your iPhone passcode”, there are easy steps to follow for all generations that require putting the device into recovery mode which takes only your fingers and a few seconds, next using a regular charging cable you plug your device into a Mac or Windows 10 or later PC with iTunes installed. Through iTunes you easily can restore the device to factory settings. Then you unplug from the computer and go through the normal setup process. The specific instructions for iPad and iPod Touch are basically the same and those pages are easily found on apple support. I have done this several times with different iPhones and iPads using a Windows 10 pc. Don’t forget to remove any SIM cards that may be in the devices, these are likely linked to an Identity, phone number and carrier plan.