http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/ As an Ebay seller myself I found it hard to find products to sell. I havemade good profits and loss some as well. This is why I am building WholesaleInvasion. So every person that comes to this site has all the information theyneed to make the most out of reselling. So while your here have a look aroundthere are many product links both FREE & paid links for products, information onhow to sell & where to sell to make a profit. Even if you only make $1 or make$1million. It's all profit. en-gb Copyright WholesaleInvasion 2008 admin@nospam.com (WholesaleInvasion) admin@nospam.com (WholesaleInvasion) Wed, 08 Sep 2010 04:35:56 -0600 Wed, 08 Sep 2010 04:35:56 -0600 http://backend.userland.com/rss e107 (http://e107.org) 60 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.43.1

Tip 1: Check out the dropshipper’s reputation with the Better Business Bureau in their area. How long have they been in business? Has anyone ever filed a consumer complaint against the company? If so, has the complaint been resolved? This information can be found at http://www.BBB.org.


Tip 2: Ask the dropshipper how quickly they will be able to fulfill and ship the order. Be sure to inquire about whether or not a tracking number will be available. The tracking number will be very important because, if an item doesn’t arrive, you will need to have some means to track the purchase and to make sure that it was shipped. If a customer doesn’t receive a product, they will look to you for answers.


Tip 3: If you are dropshipping, this means that the item you are selling is not in your possession. It’s very important to let your customers know this. Sellers should indicate that the item will ship directly from your supplier.


Tip 4: An important factor to consider is the delivery time. It’s pertinent to let buyers know that, because the item is shipping directly from your supplier, they may need to allow extra time for delivery. Make sure to ask your dropshipper how long delivery takes so that you may pass this information on to your buyers.


Tip 5: If a problem should arise during the course of shipment, or if a shipment is delayed, promptly address the issue with your buyer. It’s important to have good communication and to let your customers know that you are always there to answer their questions.


Tip 6: Be cautious of a dropshipper who requires that you pay a fee to access their product line. A legitimate dropshipper should not charge to set up an account.


Tip 7: When ordering from a dropshipping company, there should not be a minimum order. It’s normal to get discounts on larger quantities, but the dropshipper should be able to accommodate any order size from 1 to 100.


Tip 8: Consider doing business with more than one dropshipping company. It’s always a good idea to shop around for a larger variety of better deals. Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket, so to speak.


Tip 9: When you begin doing business with a new dropshipping company, order a few test products for yourself. Afterall, you are the one who will be selling the products and you will want to make sure the company offers quality products, reliability and accuracy in filling orders.


Tip 10: The whole idea behind dropshipping is wholesale. You are buying a product at such a low price that you should be able to sell it for a profit. The dropshipper is the wholesaler and you become the retailer. It’s easy to forget that some things really are too good to be true. Just like everything else, there are scams out there so be careful. The bottom line is that regardless of how wonderful the deals may seem, start slow and build up to larger orders as you become more comfortable with the process.

Mark Kenny runs the independent ebay forum at: http://www.AuctionCUT.com where you get a free dropshipping report after making ten posts.]]> admin@nospam.com (WholesaleInvasion) Mon, 18 May 2009 02:59:15 -0600 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.43.1 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.42.1
Not true, according to Chris Malta, the Product Sourcing Editor for eBay Radio:

When you see all these “Incredible” lists and books and packages of wholesaler suppliers and drop shippers for sale on eBay and the rest of the Internet, for anywhere from $5 to $50 or more, what you’re seeing 99% junk.

There are thousands of scammers, snake oil salesmen and con artists on the Internet who are just lying around waiting to AMBUSH you when you begin looking for REAL wholesale suppliers to do business with. Believe it or not, there is a whole niche industry built up on the Net around this kind of scamming! The folks who run these scams have all the moral fiber of a box of hair, and the only reason they even recognize the word ‘Scruples’ is from the TV ad for the party game.

You may have even fallen prey to one of these con artists, selling you their "insider" wholesale/drop ship list of suppliers. Me too. I've purchased so many lists that I can't even recollect how many. I don't know why, but I tend to find the "good" in people, and I was "sold" by these marketing schemes time and time again, even after being scammed by the latest one. Finally, after so many disappointments, I had HAD ENOUGH. I decided to get to the bottom of this appeal we all have with wholesale/drop ship companies, and find out if there really were any LEGITMATE drop shippers for purchasing “hot” consumer goods at great prices.

I literally contacted the administrator of every wholesale drop shipping website I could find. Posing as an investor, I managed to persuade the owners that I was seriously interested in purchasing their entire website and business. That way, once the cartoonish money bags flashed in their minds, they would grant me free access to their member's areas to examine what I would be "buying". Well, I was appalled with 99% of what I found. Many of the owners actually bragged about how many people purchased their useless subscriptions. I repeatedly found:

*outdated lists

*non-working links

*links leading to other sites that asked for more money

*no help section

*no real email support

*no refunds

I quickly realized that these so-called wholesale/drop ship lists were totally pointless. And the owners knew it, yet they were laughing all the way to the ATM machine! Needless to say, I didn't respond when they asked if I was still interested in purchasing their websites. Surprisingly, while sitting through all of the scam artist’s websites, I was able to locate a group of individuals that actually ran legitimate programs.

The owners were common folk like you and me that found a way to earn extra money working from home on their computers. Their membership areas were impressive, with an impressive amount of quality information on how to make $100-$200 per day on your computer doing very little work. I even chatted with a few of their customers in several online forums, and they confirmed that they were earning extra money using the information that the websites had provided them with. It was like I found a few diamonds in the rough. But don't take my word for it, you can drop by the over two dozen sites I found. See what you think.

They do charge a minimal fee for access to their program, which is to be expected for any legitimate enterprise that actually has people on staff who are dedicated to helping you get earning online. What a warm group of people! Anyway, if you do decide you are interested in any of the two dozen companies, I advise you to join poste-haste, as the owners have informed me that they are getting so many new members by word of mouth referrals, that they will be blocking off membership completely by month’s end. (By the way, you didn't get this news from me!) They don't have a large enough staff to welcome many more people, and they are driven to providing excellent service to each person. Well, my quest to find legitimate Dropship companies has come to an end. I have to mention I was thoroughly disappointed with most of what I found, and I strongly urge you not to take any chances doing business with any companies other than the twenty four I will share with you.

Whatever you do, I hope for you and everyone you love a healthy and prosperous year.

Take care and I wish you all the best.

Kevin Nobleman has researched and uncovered numerous scams in the corrupt online drop ship industry. He has written special articles to help people avoid drop ship scams. With five years of experience in the online drop ship industry, Kevin has discovered over two dozen legitimate drop ship compananies, wholesalers, independent suppliers and buyer/seller communities he would encourage you to do business with. He provides this report in a valuable information package on his website, http://www.restaurantandbar.org]]> admin@nospam.com (WholesaleInvasion) Mon, 18 May 2009 02:58:10 -0600 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.42.1 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.41.1
DVDs are sold as bundles containing different titles. Action, comedy, drama, family, horror, kids, martial arts, and western are some of the popular DVD genres. They are sold as pre-boxed bundles or customized according to orders. Often DVDs contain extra content not available to viewers in the movie theatres. These include interviews with the stars, behind the scenes action from the movie sets and scenes which have been deleted from the movie. These extras are an added attraction for DVD consumers.

The major revenue accruing to wholesale DVD distributors is through the sale of video products to retail shops and video rentals. There has been considerable growth in the mail order rental via the Internet in the US. Netflix, which is one of the largest online rental companies, has more than two million customers. The company expects to have about five percent share of the entire US market in 2006. It ships about three million DVDs each week.

DVD retailers enjoy a good margin and an increasing number of people are taking to purchasing DVDs in bulk from a wholesaler and selling them on auction sites such as EBay and online stores. Several DVD distributors offer drop shipping and mail the DVDs directly to the end consumer on the retailer’s behalf.

DVD mail order via the Internet, digital distribution which includes providing a movie download service via the distributor’s own broadband infrastructure, game stores, video on demand services, and pay-per-view services are the current trends. Video on demand (VOD) systems allow users to watch video over a network as part of an interactive television system. The video can be seen at any time, whereas a pay-per-view system allows television viewers to purchase events for a private telecast in their homes.]]> admin@nospam.com (WholesaleInvasion) Mon, 18 May 2009 02:57:03 -0600 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.41.1 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.40.1


Your Dream Business?



Let's say that you've always wanted to sell electronic goods - you know how to sell them and you know exactly which audiences to target. The problem is you don't have the actual goods - apart from that, you simply can't afford to store a large number of goods. After all, storage space can cost a lot of money. But what if there was a way to still sell these products without having to stock and store them? Well, that's exactly what drop shipping is all about. It involves having a business arrangement with a wholesale company - you accept orders for their products and the products are shipped directly to the buyer.



This has turned into a real money making business for a number of people, all thanks to the internet. All you really need to do is set up a good website and employ a number of marketing techniques to expand your consumer base. Becoming a dropshipper can mean making a fairly large amount of money with very little initial investment. However, it's essential that you deal with the right kind of products and the right wholesale company.



Things To Keep In Mind



Wholesale drop ship businesses can quickly turn sour if you deal with products that there isn't a demand for. Your best bet is to hone in on products that people actively search for and purchase online - these products include things like DVDs, books, gaming equipment, electronic goods and perfumes. Next, you need to find a wholesale company that has a good reputation. This means that first of all, their products need to be high quality. Remember that if a customer is dissatisfied with your product, you will lose business. A reputable wholesaler should also be very clear about business terms and conditions.



On your part, there are some pointers to keep in mind to keep your wholesale dropship on the right track. First of all, try and stick with one product or product line - having too many can make it difficult to market things successfully. It's also very important that you have very clear clauses pertaining to issues like returns, exchanges and customer complaints. These can be a headache for any entrepreneur - which, if handled badly, you could lose valuable customers and word might spread quickly in cyberspace. On the other hand, if you can handle things smoothly, this will definitely have a positive effect on your business.



Don't forget to take your dropshipping seriously - just because you're working from home doesn't mean it isn't important! Be clear about any legal issues you might have as well as taxes. Be disciplined and rigorous about your wholesale dropship venture and you'll see it pay back in rich dividends!]]> admin@nospam.com (WholesaleInvasion) Mon, 18 May 2009 02:53:56 -0600 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.40.1 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.39.4 admin@nospam.com (WholesaleInvasion) Thu, 12 Mar 2009 03:52:09 -0600 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.39.4 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.38.3 admin@nospam.com (WholesaleInvasion) Tue, 10 Mar 2009 07:41:00 -0600 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.38.3 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.37.1 admin@nospam.com (WholesaleInvasion) Tue, 10 Mar 2009 06:07:48 -0600 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.37.1 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.36.1 admin@nospam.com (WholesaleInvasion) Tue, 10 Mar 2009 06:07:22 -0600 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.36.1 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.35.1 admin@nospam.com (WholesaleInvasion) Tue, 10 Mar 2009 06:06:57 -0600 http://www.wholesaleinvasion.com/news.php?item.35.1