The Simple Marketplace Method (Flipkit) sales page, captured 2026-09-23
Simple Marketplace Method (Flipkit) review
Finding free or cheap items on Facebook Marketplace and reselling them for a bit of cash
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
If money is tight this month and you have been scrolling side hustle videos at night, you already know most of them want something you do not have. Cash for inventory. A website. Ads. Three months of patience. That is the gap this one is aimed at, and the pitch is refreshingly small: search Facebook Marketplace for free items, work out which ones people actually want, resell them. Nate Carter frames it around his own near-eviction and a dream he says pointed him there, so there is a faith thread running through it that will land warmly with some readers and feel odd to others. The method itself is real. People genuinely do give away furniture, tools and appliances rather than haul them off, and resellers genuinely do turn that into money. What you are buying is the shortcut: which search terms surface the good stuff, how to spot value, how to price. None of the income suggestions on the page come with proof, so treat them as the seller's claims rather than a forecast. And the work is physical. You will drive, lift, store things in your garage, deal with people who do not turn up. It is a job, just a flexible one with no start-up cost.
Pros
- Genuinely near-zero cost to begin
- The underlying method does work and is legal and straightforward
- No tech skills, website or ads needed
- You can test it in a weekend and see for yourself
Cons
- Real physical labour: driving, lifting, storage, no-shows
- Results depend heavily on your local area and having a vehicle
- Page does not say the format, length, or what support is included
- Income potential is asserted, never evidenced
What you get
A training course, video plus written, walking through the Facebook Marketplace flipping process: searching "free" and other terms to surface giveaways, judging whether an item is actually worth collecting, checking what similar things sell for, and listing and pricing your own. It also covers starting with stuff already in your house so you spend nothing up front. Delivery format and length are not stated on the page.
Before you buy
- Search "free" on your own local Marketplace first, if your area is thin, the method has nothing to work with
- Check you have a vehicle that fits furniture and somewhere to store items
- Note the refund window at checkout, and that the price shown may not be the only offer in the process
Who it suits
People who need cash soon, have a car and some spare hours, and do not mind hauling things around. Not for anyone wanting something passive or done from a laptop.
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