You have to find out yourself .
learn from experience
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Originally Posted by josrade
(Post 1227247)
I understand, but wouldn't you want to help someone who wants to grow? do something nice? even with a payment. just help out this wont cause you less sales you know
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what works for one seller may not work for another.
It depends how much capital you have,where you are and other resources.
start small and see how it goes.
This is not something you can spoon feed another person,no one will bother to do that.
BTW,dropshipping vs retail arbitrage.
Retail arbitrage as defined by Ebay is to take customer money at one site and then go to another retailer ,buy the item with customer money and ask them to ship.
This is not allowed on Ebay.
But plenty of sellers on Ebay are doing it
From the questions you asked,we can tell you are not a rookie.
Thats more reason to ignore you,you are capable of finding the answers yourself
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Originally Posted by josrade
(Post 1227331)
thanks, had over 500 stores in the last year, this wasent easy i can promise you that. a lot of blocks, money lost, lawsuits, but i belive it is possible to live from it even today with the current restrictions and limitations in the marketplaces.
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so why are you asking us,if you had over 500 stores and well versed with AMZN,EBAY ?
You should be teaching instead of asking
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Originally Posted by josrade
(Post 1227345)
amazon sellers are lawsuits against ebay sellers that sell their products without authorization. I do amazon dropship, but now I am testing some new strategies and maybe doing private suppliers.
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AMZN third party sellers are taking Ebay sellers to court?
Ebay has so many retail arbitragers listing items from AMZN,WMT,COSTCO,WAYFAIR,HD,LOWE
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