Reezy Resells is the name under which Mike Rezendes II publishes content about making money online, first focused on Amazon FBA reselling and retail arbitrage and, since 2024, on the Amazon Influencer Program and TikTok Shop affiliate marketing. He should not be confused with Michael Rezendes, the Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist formerly of The Boston Globe, who shares his name.
In a February 2019 Washington Post article by Rachel Siegel about retail arbitrage, Rezendes was described as 34 years old, living in Santa Cruz, California, and reselling online full-time for 14 years. He told the paper he had been married with a child by 16, that he ran his reselling company with his best friend from high school and a small buying team, and that the company had about $800,000 in gross sales and about $240,000 in profit the previous year. Those figures come from Rezendes himself as reported by the newspaper; no independent source for them was found. His current sales page gives a similar timeline in his own words: selling on eBay from 2004, moving to Amazon in 2007 and teaching on YouTube from 2016. His Skool and TikTok bios claim more than $10 million in Amazon sales, a figure that is not independently verified.
The footer of his older course page names Reezy Media LLC as the company behind the Reezy Resells brand. The current Reviewer Champions Elite page carries only the trademark "Reviewer Champions Elite" and says he "partnered with a team" to build it, without naming that team or a legal entity.
His main channel is the YouTube channel Reezy Resells, created in December 2015, with 492K subscribers and about 35 million views when read on September 16, 2026; the channel lists its country as the United States. He also has about 70,300 followers on TikTok and about 95K on Instagram (same date), and he hosted The Reezy Resells Show podcast.
What he sells today: the reezyresells.com domain redirects to the sales page of Reviewer Champions Elite, described as a live coached cohort on qualifying for and earning commissions through Amazon's Influencer Program, with filming templates and three filming modes that do not require showing one's face. Enrollment is by application and the page publishes no price; it mentions a 60-day "performance guarantee" conditional on work requirements. Separately, the Reviewer Champions community on Skool, owned by his reezyresells account and linked from his YouTube and TikTok profiles, costs $47 per month and lists 23 courses on Amazon Influencer and TikTok Shop affiliate topics. An older Amazon Reselling Video Course page at learn.reezyresells.com, with a 2023 copyright, still showed a price of $497 (or three payments of $199) on September 16, 2026, although it is no longer linked from his homepage.
The Reviewer Champions Elite page includes an earnings disclaimer stating that Reezy's own figures ("$75K+ in 8 months") are not typical and citing third-party data that puts the median Amazon Influencer creator's earnings at about $312 per month. The program states it is not affiliated with Amazon.
On reputation, the independent coverage located is the 2019 Washington Post feature, which profiled him as a reseller rather than evaluating his courses. A search of ftc.gov on September 16, 2026 returned no action under the names Rezendes or Reezy. No press coverage reviewing his paid programs was found, and the price of Reviewer Champions Elite, the identity of the team he partnered with and the refund terms behind the linked policy could not be confirmed.