Frayvo
Evidence before excitement

Reseller sourcing guides

Look for items you can identify, inspect, price and ship confidently. A cheap item with weak evidence is still a weak buy.

01

Small electronics

Calculators, remotes, tuners, media players, networking gear, and tested replacement parts.

  • Record exact model numbers
  • Test every port and button
  • Check battery corrosion
  • Photograph serial and power labels
02

Media & games

Video games, Blu-rays, DVDs, board games, manuals, pieces, and replacement parts.

  • Inspect discs under direct light
  • Verify edition and region
  • Count components
  • Separate high-demand replacements
03

Shoes & apparel

Condition-led buying for practical footwear, vintage clothing, workwear, and specialty sizes.

  • Inspect soles and heel wear
  • Photograph size/material tags
  • Check odour and delamination
  • Use exact style codes
04

Home & kitchen

Compact branded cookware, appliance accessories, discontinued parts, and quality tools.

  • Confirm compatibility number
  • Avoid unsafe recalled items
  • Check cracks and warping
  • Prioritize easy-to-pack parts
05

Collectibles

Cards, toys, ornaments, figures, sealed products, and niche replacement pieces.

  • Identify maker marks
  • Avoid unsupported rarity claims
  • Grade conservatively
  • Use sold evidence, not asking prices
06

Sourcing discipline

A repeatable buy-or-pass process based on demand, complete costs, risk, and realistic exit options.

  • Set a maximum buy price first
  • Include packaging and travel
  • Require enough comparable evidence
  • Pass when identity is uncertain
The Frayvo buying rule

Identify → verify demand → include every cost → inspect risk → set the ceiling.

Never use asking prices as proof of value.Do not hide uncertainty behind a precise profit number.Pass when compatibility, completeness or condition cannot be checked.