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💰 Flip Files: I Forgot About COMC, Then Woke Up to $95 in Profit

Four sales in one day, $34.09 spent, $95.10 in profit, and a reminder of how quickly flipping can wake back up.

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Oct 03, 2026
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Zip to flips. Zero to hero. Whatever you want to call it, it strikes again.

I nearly forgot about COMC in September.

Just no action whatsoever.

And that’s the cycle, isn’t it? The less I sell, the less motivated I am to look for things to buy. The less I buy, the less I sell.

Round and round it goes, and that’s exactly how COMC goes quiet on me.

Only to wake up this morning and see four sales from one day—$129.19 in net sales on $34.09 in buys, good for $95.10 in profit. (I should mention, again, that if I want to withdraw funds from my COMC account, there’s a 10% cash-out fee on the total amount withdrawn.)

Let’s take a look at how it happens.

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