Selling Online, Dewi Perssik Claims To Get A Profit Of Up To Tens Of Millions Per Month

Dewi Perssik (Instagram @andruwspon)

JAKARTA - Dewi Perssik admits that now apart from appearing on television screens, she is also busy selling bags and clothes online. He said that the profit he got from selling could reach Rp. 3 million in one day.

"If it is consistent, here's a note, yes, the bag that I sold happened to be selling a branded bag with a Euro bag with a US bag. The profit we get in one month if we knock it not one month, one bag sells, our profits can be two or three million if for example don't say it doesn't sell," said Dewi Perssik in the Mampang Prapatan area, South Jakarta, Tuesday, August 27.

"If we sell every day, 10 or every day we want to live, someone buys it. We pocket one month and three million times for bags," he added.

Unlike selling clothes, Dewi Perssik said that selling clothes is better because he can sell it not according to the price of the boutique.

As a result, he could get a turnover selling clothes of up to IDR 10 million per month if he was consistent in selling.

"For example, for clothes, we enjoy the price of gambling or not the selling price of boutique, if a boutique of Rp. 1.5 million is rarely bought, but if it's Rp. 200 thousand, Rp. 250 thousand is like fried beans, especially if you leave it in the store, there is a lot of profit for a month, like Rp. 10 million, OK, if the intention is consistent," he explained.

Dewi said that her habit of selling was derived from her mother, who was once a fruit trader, and she was accidentally trained to do business since she was a child.

"My parents are able but teach me to be independent no matter what the form is, the term is the same as my parents. I was taught how to trade. Because my mother before I got to know my father, I was a fruit trader, so in the end, maybe it was a trade derivative for me," he said.

Because of her perseverance in doing business, this woman from Jember was able to earn pocket money and pay her own tuition when she was in junior high school.

"It's good, from one person, it's 5 thousand or 3,000, we just count it, for example, 10 people who ordered shoes from us, that's pretty good, it can make money for the same so that I can pay for tuition fees from there I also like bag collections," he said.