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Yes it is. Just bear in mind that it is very time consuming and temper your expectations. Also, consider the fees/shipping involved when reselling, this makes it more difficult to make profits. Lastly, you have to be real knowledgeable about condition and prices, etc. or you could end of losing $ on your venture.
All and all, for the time spent you'd probably make more $ considering the time involved flipping burgers on the side, but of course that's not as enjoyable Last edited by mintacular; 10-18-2015 at 08:21 AM. 
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