Couple earns $20,000 by reselling salt on Amazon

A couple from North Carolina have surprised social networks with their unusual but profitable money making: Salt Reseller on Amazon.

Jasmin, known as @jashustles on TikTok, shared a video showing how she and her boyfriend cleaned out shelves of Celtic sea salt at a Whole Foods store, then packaged it up and put it up for sale on Amazon.

Video captioned: “POV: You and your boyfriend accidentally make $20,000 profit by reselling SAL on Amazon.”

In the pictures, the pair can be seen filling two shopping carts with packets of salt, followed by shots of them preparing the product for sale in boxes and bags.

Jasmin explained that they bought packets of salt for about $4 to $6 and sold them. Between $30 and $50 on Amazon.

“They went viral on TikTok for a while, so consumers are trying to buy this particular salt!” The video description said.

The event has generated mixed reactions among users. Many expressed disappointment over not getting salt in stores.

One commenter wrote: “Is this why I can’t find Celtic salt in the store???” Another noted: “That explains why I can’t find this brand in stores, thanks.”

“Others questioned the legality of their practice: “Is it legal to resell excess products?” In the United States, reselling products is not illegal and can be a successful economic activity as long as it is done within a legal framework.

Ryan Grant, a resale specialist who buys all kinds of merchandise and resells it online, told CNBC’s Make It. Resale of Products Although warning about the importance of checking restrictions and restrictions on product labeling is a good way to start.

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