Wholesalers
typically offer products in bulk at a significant discount on retail value and
represent one of the easiest ways to locate products with regular high profit
potential on eBay.
They
deal with trade only because selling to private will alienate them with
commercial buyers. And that's the reason most wholesalers ask for proof of
trading status before allowing you to enter their premises. As an eBay seller
you can prove your business status by creating your own letterhead or business
card in Microsoft Word and adding
your business name and eBay ID. Alternatively, open a business bank account,
have your cheque book printed with your eBay ID or formal business name and use
that to gain entry.
Most
people think wholesalers operate from huge warehouses in major towns and
cities, which many actually do, but there are numerous other places to locate
high profit goods in bulk at massive discounts.
You can
obtain virtually any product from wholesalers, even antiques and collectibles,
but sometimes excluding designer brands whose makers prefer to sell direct to
the public through approved retailers.
Because
so many items are available from wholesalers - some specialising, others
selling countless different goods - you can research any product fetching
regular high profits on eBay, then obtain just one sample to test the market
and later decide whether to purchase goods in bulk to add to your permanent inventory.
However
you look at it, buying goods inexpensively from wholesalers and reselling them
on eBay is one of the easiest and most problem-free ways to make money online.
Now
then, haven’t I just given you a whole bundle of ideas to work with?
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