Emma always refers to it as a six figure blog - no mention of what the 6 figures were. However I suspect she is well aware that people who have no/little understanding of accounts/business will think it is her income and be more ready to buy into her blog. She also has other income that doesn't come under the Drew Media umbrella like freelancing so that will be in addition.I don't know what deposit they had but those figures from Drew Media alone would not appear able to totally support a mortgage of a size you could think she required.
Plus whatever she says she has continued to resell for part of 2019 on her personal account and no it has not been just personal items - nope Emma you never had a size 6 Ted Baker dress. Buying to sell on is a business in both ebay and the Tax Man's eyes. She hasn't defrauded the charity shop as someone else said the charity may have decided not to have an ebay presence - many don't while others just accept items and don't want to spend the time doing research - its often a waste of time. In my retirement I sell as a small business on ebay and every shop in my previous home town knew that as its obvious if you spend maybe £50+ a week in there for say all sizes of shoes/clothes and I just fronted up with what I do. I will dothe same here when I start again in April. Some (1) had a problem so never went in there again, others had no concerns and some kept me things eg among other things I sell hats - charity shops hate hats they don't move quick, store well and need display items so they were very glad to get rid of them at a fair return. BUT you must declare your income, do a tax return and pay tax as required.