Re: Wholesale Price?
Electronics have notoriously low profit margins. When people think of selling on eBay, most of them think they need to find that secret source of $150 iPhones. Only the source does not exist. Apple does not have fire sales and closeouts of their products.
It really IS as simple as finding a product source, looking at your cost and then looking at eBay to see how many of them are selling and at what price. In most cases, you won't be moving forward, as the price available to a new seller buying in limited quantities is most likely higher than the top eBay sellers are charging now.
The secret is finding niches - where there are enough sales to justify investing your money but not 25 other people already trying to sell the item.
It takes time. Terapeak is a good way to find eBay sales data. Then you need to be CONSTANTLY on the lookout for wholesalers. But don't think that you are going to find them on the first page of Google! Real wholesalers with prices that will allow you to be competitive on eBay are few and far between, and they are NOT well-known. But the GOOD NEWS is that you CAN find them with hard work and research.
I would stay away from the $20 lists that sound too good to be true. I have never seen one that is worth the $20.
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