| | | BlackLion | 01-20-2017 04:30 PM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime Quote:
Originally Posted by rookprop
(Post 825360)
So true. Ive had many ebay accounts get suspended based on dropshipping. Im like " You know you have so many accounts blatantly dropshipping for years and you do NOTHING to them but then I come along with 100 percent and bam, suspsended" Just wondering why ebay lets some slide where its as obvious as the sun shining. Like those power sellers etc. | I believe they'd be less suspicious if you were to dropship items using separate pp accounts. Accept payments via 1 account, and use 2nd account to pay for items that'll be dropshipped to customers. |
| oompaloompa | 01-25-2017 01:39 PM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime any updates on software for this type of thing? I have seen companys - cannot remember name, that claim to have people manually looking each day for deals....... |
| phaz0rz | 01-25-2017 02:25 PM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackLion
(Post 825599)
I dropshipped 8 yrs ago, but my account was established at the time. I'm not sure if pp will hold my business account funds for eBay, or not. I'm too scared to list items and take the risk, because I'd need $$$ to dropshipped, but it would help me big time if they didn't. Currently from other platforms they release my funds instantly, but each transaction is in the $5-$60 range, and maybe 3-4 transactions weekly. | You started your P/P account as a business account rather than starting a personal account and upgrading to business, right? Usually on new business accounts you're given a rolling or monthly release amount, which would really help you out in the case of dropshipping. I think the last business account I started had a $500 release amount. The first $500 in payments each month would be released instantly then the rest would be subject to normal payment holds. I only used the account for a couple of months so I'm not sure when/if the release amount goes away. I'm pretty sure Paypal evaluates your business after 90 days to determine your risk, and decides whether or not the release amount can be removed.
Frankly though if you can't afford to spend a little of your own $ while Paypal is still holding payments, then you shouldn't be trying to start a business. Don't quit your day job until you've got some working capital saved up.
About the thing you said in your last post, this is why Amazon has the "this is a gift" option on every listing. If you check that option AZ ships without any invoice or packing list. (*DROPSHIPPER BUSINESS SECRET REVEALED*) :shhh: |
| ohocomer | 01-27-2017 05:22 AM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackLion
(Post 825599)
I dropshipped 8 yrs ago, but my account was established at the time. I'm not sure if pp will hold my business account funds for eBay, or not. I'm too scared to list items and take the risk, because I'd need $$$ to dropshipped, but it would help me big time if they didn't. Currently from other platforms they release my funds instantly, but each transaction is in the $5-$60 range, and maybe 3-4 transactions weekly. | What platforms release funds instantly? |
| m4x0r | 02-17-2017 01:33 AM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime Same questions.
Thank you |
| dprillio | 02-20-2017 02:50 PM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime It is very easy to create amazon prime. I have been creating prime accounts and it works for the whole month trial. Although I'm only using them to watch free movies, so i cant be sure if how does it works with drop shipping. Imma give this a try soon, since it might give me good profit. |
Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime Dropshi**ing with prime - send as much as you can, get a message from Amazon telling you that you're a naughty boy, then make another account and repeat |
Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackLion
(Post 825599)
I dropshipped 8 yrs ago, but my account was established at the time. I'm not sure if pp will hold my business account funds for eBay, or not. I'm too scared to list items and take the risk, because I'd need $$$ to dropshipped, but it would help me big time if they didn't. Currently from other platforms they release my funds instantly, but each transaction is in the $5-$60 range, and maybe 3-4 transactions weekly. | Best to have accounts ready to go, you can start by selling cheap items to a point where the hold go away. |
| oompaloompa | 03-04-2017 08:35 AM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime Quote:
Originally Posted by sax4
(Post 831798)
Dropshi**ing with prime - send as much as you can, get a message from Amazon telling you that you're a naughty boy, then make another account and repeat | what margins do you go for?
I have not gone for doing this, it is mainly time issue but also, I know how to do it and would encompass stealth methods but hesitate, as I do not want to risk my real amazon seller acc that does good business, as az are more observant and with the rumours of mac issues etc......
I have seen a few deals, seen up to 25% margins az to eb (less margin than what I go for with dropshipping abitrage)....but the prime will contain some type of invoice and will be in az boxes.....cannot get out of that one.. |
Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime Quote:
Originally Posted by oompaloompa
(Post 833946)
what margins do you go for?
I have not gone for doing this, it is mainly time issue but also, I know how to do it and would encompass stealth methods but hesitate, as I do not want to risk my real amazon seller acc that does good business, as az are more observant and with the rumours of mac issues etc......
I have seen a few deals, seen up to 25% margins az to eb (less margin than what I go for with dropshipping abitrage)....but the prime will contain some type of invoice and will be in az boxes.....cannot get out of that one.. | There's Amz to Ebay, most sellers on the whole are happy with 5-10% as an average. The there's Amz to Amz, the great thing about Amz is the lowest price doesn't always sell, you can make 100's of % percent profit sometimes Quote:
but the prime will contain some type of invoice and will be in az boxes.....cannot get out of that one
| ** Amazon link! https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/help/cus...?nodeId=502520 |
| oompaloompa | 03-05-2017 09:56 AM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime yes, true about gift option, I kinda meant the box really, all black tape and topgear logos!!
how long is it til they message you that you are abusing prime and/or kick you off? |
Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime Quote:
Originally Posted by oompaloompa
(Post 834106)
yes, true about gift option, I kinda meant the box really, all black tape and topgear logos!!
how long is it til they message you that you are abusing prime and/or kick you off? | They don't give a sht most of the time, you'll get feedback of 99% and a small handful of customers will say "this guy is a cheat, he buys from amazon and sells on ebay!!"
Can be a few months, you don't even need to use Prime, but I love the feedback I get when a customer orders a cheap one day and get's it the next day for free, lol |
| oompaloompa | 03-11-2017 12:28 PM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime I noticed in my research (would not work with dropshipping) but that even UK to UK, on certain products, 'subscribe and save' on amazon is giving me prices that are often the same as wholesale ones... |
| dragolith | 06-08-2017 09:18 AM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime I have seen a few ebayers do this with great success.
I am interested, but concerned that if I use my own Amazon buyers account, they will ban me from Seller Central too. Since I only recently got re-instated, I don't want to risk it.
If I was only on ebay and not an Amazon seller, I would do this no hesitations.
Interested to know how this is done properly... |
| Coach Stealth | 06-15-2017 10:18 PM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime i thinks if you avoid input the Credit Card number every time
you put in a new address by using amazon balance only every purchase it would be works based on my little experience |
| howard292 | 07-15-2017 09:03 PM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime I've dropshipped Amazon to Amazon for years, and use an FBA seller to make the purchase probably 50 times or so/month. A few years ago I received an email from someone at Amazon saying they did a review of my prime account and noticed that I had an excess amount of prime purchases to addresses other than my own, and just reminded me that prime is to be used for your home address only. So I cooled it on the prime orders for a month or so, then started again and went a little lighter, never heard from them again. |
| dragolith | 07-16-2017 03:24 AM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime Thanks for sharing your experience Howard. Interesting to know! |
| TechoeGeek | 09-11-2017 07:01 AM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackLion
(Post 824764)
Has anyone here tried dropshipping from Prime to customers using an ecommerce website? Also, wouldn't it be better to have items shipped to your home first, and afterwards ship items to customers yourself? | I'd just use a forwarding service as that'd maintain a common denominator of having the same shipping address from Amazon, seems safer a bit less cost effective though |
| tharealdeal15 | 09-14-2017 05:50 PM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime been droppshipping for 1 month now and sold abot 2,000 worth of products straight from amazon prime. never had a problem. i use gift cards never a credit card and every 3 days delete the address. i also use the 2 free day shipping. also for the problem of them seeing the price. before check out, click this item is a gift and it wont show the price at all. |
| smoochy | 10-13-2017 05:12 AM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime They will remove prime from your account after a few hundred of consistent orders. This is because they do not allow dropshipping large amounts of items with prime as they are losing money for this. The only way to avoid this is to constantly switch to new accounts. However, you need to make sure they are not linked between themselves or else your new prime account will get banned really fast. |
| austyn12x | 03-19-2018 03:07 PM | Re: Dropshipping using Amazon Prime after a while amazon will block new address's(if you are lucky), so you need to make a lot of buyer amazon accounts. It is a pain in a ass. | | All times are GMT -5. The time now is 04:56 PM. | |
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