Has Any One Used wholesale2b.com

Cnklin

9 years ago

You can find some reviews online.i found one for you:
Ripoff Report | Wholesale2b | Complaint Review: 670583

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jimp74

9 years ago

Hi, In have joined as a free member looks great, if you have not joined for free, I recommend, you will notice they charge a fee for dropship plus shipping fee. Actually not too bad in fees. Some dropshipping sites markup items so high or markup shipping fees and you can not make a profit or much of one. You can make a profit with this site. I hope this helped, if you have any questions let me know...

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aakon7

9 years ago

wholesale2b.com complaints:
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wholesale2b.com reviews:
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I would be careful with this many complaints on them.

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jimp74 9 years ago

Originally Posted by aakon7

wholesale2b.com complaints:
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wholesale2b.com reviews:
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I would be careful with this many complaints on them.

Yes I would be careful, maybe do month to month and do not prepay for a period of time, if you try this service.
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Quintus123

9 years ago

they dont leave any meat on the bone

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9 years ago

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boobooch5

8 years ago

How current is your book?

I was looking for some impartial reviews on Amazon before I decide to buy based on the authors word alone... turns out that I couldn't seem to find your book on Amazon at all.

I searched the net and I found a few blogs that were either anonymous or an affiliate, but not much else.....that seems very curious.

I would never let one or two bad reviews sway my decision to buy something that is worthwhile, but there seems to be NO naysayers anywhere, and that doesn't happen in real life. I have never a product thatI have enjoyed that did not have at least ONE bad review.

I'm not knocking anything on a personal level...just being a cautious shopper, that's all.

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Importexport

8 years ago

Originally Posted by boobooch5

How current is your book?

I was looking for some impartial reviews on Amazon before I decide to buy based on the authors word alone... turns out that I couldn't seem to find your book on Amazon at all.

I searched the net and I found a few blogs that were either anonymous or an affiliate, but not much else.....that seems very curious.

I would never let one or two bad reviews sway my decision to buy something that is worthwhile, but there seems to be NO naysayers anywhere, and that doesn't happen in real life. I have never a product thatI have enjoyed that did not have at least ONE bad review.

I'm not knocking anything on a personal level...just being a cautious shopper, that's all.

I review and revise my book at least twice a year, and everyone who has bought the book is offered a free download every time a new edition comes out.

I don't sell on Amazon. For one thing I don't need to. For another, I am kept busy enough without going to that effort.

Please ignore those affiliates. I have not invited them to offer my book for sale, I don't like their methods, and I don't think they sell many anyway.

I am gratified that you are unable to find any bad reviews of my book. On my website you will find a selection of testimonials and they are all genuine. I am the only eBook author I know who invites challenges to their authenticity through official fair trading channels, because I have all of them on file and provable.

You might also note that I have received a large number of thanks on WF, so I clearly give value even with my helpful posts.

Some Warriors have posted what amount to reviews also but you would have to do some searching to find them. I don't keep a record of them.

In fairness I must add that I have made my share of refunds, but that is a fact of life when selling eBooks.

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boobooch5

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Importexport

I review and revise my book at least twice a year, and everyone who has bought the book is offered a free download every time a new edition comes out.

I don't sell on Amazon. For one thing I don't need to. For another, I am kept busy enough without going to that effort.

Please ignore those affiliates. I have not invited them to offer my book for sale, I don't like their methods, and I don't think they sell many anyway.

I am gratified that you are unable to find any bad reviews of my book. On my website you will find a selection of testimonials and they are all genuine. I am the only eBook author I know who invites challenges to their authenticity through official fair trading channels, because I have all of them on file and provable.

You might also note that I have received a large number of thanks on WF, so I clearly give value even with my helpful posts.

Some Warriors have posted what amount to reviews also but you would have to do some searching to find them. I don't keep a record of them.

In fairness I must add that I have made my share of refunds, but that is a fact of life when selling eBooks.

I am almost sold.

Just out of curiosity, though, is this a transaction where I can log into a server with an authorized password, or is it like a software download?

My PC is in worse shape than one of Michael Vick's bulldogs, and I would hate to have to repurchase something because my hard drive crashed on chapter 1.

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Importexport

8 years ago

Originally Posted by boobooch5

I am almost sold.

Just out of curiosity, though, is this a transaction where I can log into a server with an authorized password, or is it like a software download?

My PC is in worse shape than one of Michael Vick's bulldogs, and I would hate to have to repurchase something because my hard drive crashed on chapter 1.

Once you buy the book all you have to do is keep a transaction record and if you refer to that my team would be happy to send a new copy of the book should you lose the original on your old computer.

If all else fails, you could PM me and I would remember you and send a copy.

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kayvee

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Importexport

The best and most concise comment I have read. My view is that the same applies to very many dropshippers.

I base that comment on the large number of comments I receive from people who buy my book because they have been unable to make much, and in some cases they have lost money, dropshipping.

@Importexport

May I ask what the minimum investment would be to order the first batch?

Lets say its for a $10 to $20 product. How much generally would
the minimum investment be to private label and order the first wholesale batch?

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Importexport

8 years ago

Originally Posted by kayvee

@Importexport

May I ask what the minimum investment would be to order the first batch?

Lets say its for a $10 to $20 product. How much generally would
the minimum investment be to private label and order the first wholesale batch?

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To a large extent it will depend on what product you want to buy and private label. Almost anything can be private labeled, but the way your label is applied will vary greatly on different types of product.

If you intend attaching a label or printing on the product after you receive it, you could order as few as you like, even just 10 or 20.

If the labeling is to be done by the manufacturer, some simple private labeling would only require an order of 100 or 200 items. Set up costs will vary from as little as $20 to as much as several thousand dollars.

If you care to PM me with more information I will be happy to give you a better idea. I don't import or sell any products and you can be sure I would never disclose your confidential information to others.

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SageNet

9 years ago

I know this thread is a bit old but I am just now looking onto Wholesale2b and it is possible to simply buy their custom data feeds for the different vendors and then take your orders right to each vendor (just set up separate vendor accounts) then you are not paying them to be a middle man, you are simply paying them to be a data consolidator and trust me, if you are trying to upload 1,000's of dropship products to a site and keep them updated, this is allot easier than one at a time.

If you are making money in the e-commerce game, you can buy the datafeed plan for $149 and then pay a one time custom feed set up fee for $79 and once the feed format is set up for your platform, each CSV feed is only $8.99 a month.

The only other similar option I have found is Inventory Source and they charge like $25 for the first feed and (monthly) and $15 for every additional monthly feed or they have a premium service where it is $50 for the first feed and $30 a month for all others and they do everything.... I have 3 feeds with one site here and it is worth every penny of the $110 a month I pay not to have to manage 10,000 products everyday myself.

These companies are of benefit as data feed vendors, at lease in my opinion

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9 years ago

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dekrue

9 years ago

Hi LCJr:
I have been using InventorySource for about 10 days now. The staff is very helpful and friendly. However two major things really slowed me down. First off, they couldn't figure out how to set up a merchant account through PayPal properly. Secondly, I was not getting the true wholesale price from a supplier, when I tried to populate their items on my website. The prices would've been too high for me to be competitive. They have been trying to look into it for the last week and nothing was resolved. Very frustrating. So I quit.
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Importexport

9 years ago

Originally Posted by dekrue

Hi LCJr:
I have been using InventorySource for about 10 days now. The staff is very helpful and friendly. However two major things really slowed me down. First off, they couldn't figure out how to set up a merchant account through PayPal properly. Secondly, I was not getting the true wholesale price from a supplier, when I tried to populate their items on my website. The prices would've been too high for me to be competitive. They have been trying to look into it for the last week and nothing was resolved. Very frustrating. So I quit.
dale

I am a great believer in checking the credentials of any business that I might be thinking of dealing with. In the case of inventorysource, I found complaints on ripoffreport, but one had been quite rationally dealt with by a detailed answer from IS. The other major complaint had been retracted. On BBB they are listed as an accredited business and they have had only two complaints in the past 3 years.

It seems to me that dekrue's problem about wholesale pricing is a problem with the supplier, not with IS.

When looking at dropshipping, I find endless complaints of a similar nature to dekrue's "The prices would've been too high for me to be competitive." . See the complaint by Quintus123 about wholesale2B on 23rd "they dont leave any meat on the bone". That is the often repeated sentiment expressed by resellers trying to make some money dropshipping.

And that is why people from 35 countries have turned to me for help in safely sourcing and importing small quantities direct from overseas manufacturers. They suddenly find mind boggling profits are obtainable. A large % of these people have given up on dropshipping.

Now they may not have thousands of different items to sell, but who cares when you can sell a small range and make a lot more money?

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ahmedfeki

8 years ago

********DON'T TRY IT *********

They don't deal with direct wholesaler they deal with drop-shippers and this is not the subject of my subscription i thought i will find a competitive prices from main manufacturers & wholesalers

I tried amazon subscription
I pushed ALL their product to Amazon with one click right
before bushing , i need to add these fees to the markup
Amazon : 15%
Wholesale2b : 3% +2.5$
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1% or 1$ to me
==> >What i get
99% of products don't have the buy box
ie, there are other vendors who sell these products at reduced prices

1% of remaining products have drop shipping fees from the ( wholesaler ) they say (from 0.99$ to 20$ ) .

So keep your money in your pocket
and look for real wholesaler

Regards
Wholesale2b Victim

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wms2014

8 years ago

I joined Wholesale2B last week and already disappointed. I listed three smartphone cases on Ebay at Their suggested retail Price of $49.95 and charged me $19.95 wholesale. I found the same case selling at Wallmart for $22.00. No shipping or handling fees. I understand Walmart buys in bulk but Come on. I was looking into Inventory Source and Alibaba but now reluctant. any Good supplier info would be appreciated

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WilliamVillagran 8 years ago

I am always wary of any company that charges you fees to do something you can get for free
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Importexport

8 years ago

Originally Posted by wms2014

I joined Wholesale2B last week and already disappointed. I listed three smartphone cases on Ebay at Their suggested retail Price of $49.95 and charged me $19.95 wholesale. I found the same case selling at Wallmart for $22.00. No shipping or handling fees. I understand Walmart buys in bulk but Come on. I was looking into Inventory Source and Alibaba but now reluctant. any Good supplier info would be appreciated

There are countless posts on WF by people complaining about low or even non-existent margins, yet it is possible to buy direct from genuine manufacturers in small quantities and make huge profit margins.

Read this short quote from a post by one of my students: "I have contacted some manufacturers already (from links he supplies) and I am just shocked at the low prices they offer for products I am researching. Forget Alibaba, Global Resource, whatever. The Ebook shows you where to find manufacturers, how to verify their credibility etc."

You can read the whole post at: ebook about import from China

Before you click on that thread link, please scroll up and see my post #11 dealing with the problem of poor margins from wholesalers.

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serpyre

8 years ago

It's the usual problem, saw InventorySource so subscribed out of interest. FIFA 14 Xbox One $53.61 wholesale (loose term) - Amazon.com $49.96 via Amazon not third party. Now given what we know - the simple question then becomes how can the third party marketplaces ($45.01) sell it cheaper when Amazon.com has the largest buying power in the marketplace and have a ~25% gross profit margin - net profit ~5% on the majority of products.

We know there are various niches where Amazon overprice - normally secondary market products which are 9-12mths. Often there is a logical explanation however in this case we are thinking it is not a pleasant one. The thing is we have access to a platform that we can autoload 1mil new products (with auto pricing & inventory sync) per month and sell in 180+ countries with dynamic pricing for local checkout currency and run it ourselves (similar to how companies like Net-A-Porter do it - the platform was modeled on this company after all). However to build up 100+ distributor agreements would take years - the dropshippers seem interesting but price themselves out of the market. We're pretty happy with a 25% gross profit margin the same as Amazon - which would net out to 5-10% profit - but that would make the products 20% more expensive than Amazon - that's a tough sell.

@ImportExport - can you give us a real life example with a brand - it helps validate what you are saying.

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Importexport 8 years ago

Originally Posted by serpyre

@ImportExport - can you give us a real life example with a brand - it helps validate what you are saying.

No I can't for the simple reason that I am helping people import for high profits and I would never recommend trying to import and sell recognized brands. That would be a recipe for disaster.

Many of my students do private labeling, usually with products other than the currently popular supplements and cosmetics. By doing this they can establish their own brand and not encounter the massive competition that Amazon and a lot of smaller players represent.

Even those who don't do private labeling can make huge margins selling well chosen generic products. By buying direct from genuine manufacturers they buy at prices that wholesalers buy at.
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serpyre

8 years ago

We were afraid that was going to be the answer. The problem with generics and white label is very simple - limited upside. We won't go in to the details but they are going to only have a few hundred products, a few thousand at best. That means an upside revenue limit in the $10s thousands for most (yes there are always exceptions). On top of that you miss the commercial branding & marketing that the household names run - generics you don't have that. Very different business model - not for us as the platform can handle $100s thousands to $millions revenue with 100s thousands of products. Each to their own approach. Anyone else have any comments.

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orangescamper

8 years ago

Originally Posted by serpyre

We were afraid that was going to be the answer. The problem with generics and white label is very simple - limited upside. We won't go in to the details but they are going to only have a few hundred products, a few thousand at best. That means an upside revenue limit in the $10s thousands for most (yes there are always exceptions). On top of that you miss the commercial branding & marketing that the household names run - generics you don't have that. Very different business model - not for us as the platform can handle $100s thousands to revenue with 100s thousands of products. Each to their own approach. Anyone else have any comments.

You can make several $100s thousands selling generic products.

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Importexport

8 years ago

Originally Posted by orangescamper

You can make several $100s thousands selling generic products.

@orangescamper, you are quite right. Serpyre seems to like to dazzle people with big numbers and complex information containing jargon, but when he talks of the need to sell hundreds of thousands of products he must be working on extremely low margins to need to do that.

My importing business which I sold when I had to retire, had a multi-million dollar turnover and my franchisees were all consistently making 6 figure profits. Turnover does not impress me but profit does.

We were mostly selling generic products and they were private labeled in almost every case. Sales were almost exclusively B2B, but in recent years the company website was changed to allow for online sales. My former franchisees tell me that business is going well and sales direct to consumers now make up about 15% of the business.

There is very good money to be made in selling generics, provided you buy direct from the manufacturer.

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orangescamper

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Importexport

@orangescamper, you are quite right. Serpyre seems to like to dazzle people with big numbers and complex information containing jargon, but when he talks of the need to sell hundreds of thousands of products he must be working on extremely low margins to need to do that.

My importing business which I sold when I had to retire, had a multi-million dollar turnover and my franchisees were all consistently making 6 figure profits. Turnover does not impress me but profit does.

We were mostly selling generic products and they were private labeled in almost every case. Sales were almost exclusively B2B, but in recent years the company website was changed to allow for online sales. My former franchisees tell me that business is going well and sales direct to consumers now make up about 15% of the business.

There is very good money to be made in selling generics, provided you buy direct from the manufacturer.

I agree. I see where dropshipping can be enticing at first but everyone one I have seen was a waste. The ones that charge you for access do so because you won't be buying much product at those high prices. I would rather take the $200 and start off buying one product and watch it grow to $600, $1300, and so on. Now do that with 10 or so produts and you may start to see a nice little income and thats just scratching the surface.

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Abe Archer

8 years ago

I know this isn't your question... but I'd highly recommend avoiding dropshopping. I tried it. It's not a long-term business model.

Sourcing your own products to sell has HUGE margins and doesn't always need a large investment if you know what you're doing.

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Importexport

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Abe Archer

I know this isn't your question... but I'd highly recommend avoiding dropshopping. I tried it. It's not a long-term business model.

Sourcing your own products to sell has HUGE margins and doesn't always need a large investment if you know what you're doing.

Dropshipping is promoted as the best way to start small because it requires very little investment, but your suggestion is worth considering instead.

Most people believe the myth that you have to buy huge quantities to buy direct from overseas manufacturers. They also often think that importing is very complicated, but I have taught hundreds of people how to do it the easy way.

Yes, the margins when buying direct from overseas manufacturers are HUGE, even when buying small quantities. Dropshipping works on very low margins.

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JasonLD

8 years ago

from what I researched, any dropshipper that charges you a join up fee is bogus... Any thoughts on that?

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Auctiondebteliminator 8 years ago

Originally Posted by JasonLD

from what I researched, any dropshipper that charges you a join up fee is bogus... Any thoughts on that?

YES! It's totally true.

The majority of dropshippers that charge a fee has PLUMMETED since 2006. (No scientific, just my observation.)

Why? Because it's a model that doesn't work. It's way better to find someone - if you MUST dropship - that makes money on the margins of the product instead of fees.

Nowadays dropshippers inflate their prices purposefully. If you MUST use a dropshipper, you'll need to negotiate which is getting harder by the day. It's why I have been teaching people how to ACTUALLY dropship (even though I don't think it's the right course) for years.
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7 years ago

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7 years ago

Originally Posted by johnmitchell03

Wholesale2b is leader in provision of drop ship products. It is a one-stop portal, which has everything that is needed to start a drop ship business in the internet. There are five membership options to choose from and the company provides help to your specific needs. Whether you sell on Amazon, eBay or a website, this drop shipping business has designed something with you in mind. Anytime I have a question or any query, they have been very kind and helpful and always respond, usually within 24 hrs. I will definitely say that Wholesale2b is a class apart and I would surely recommend it to anyone.

@johnmitchell03 has obviously not read through this thread or he would have been embarrassed find that he is a rare happy customer of Wholesale2b.

By some strange coincidence his opening sentence is word for word taken from Wholesale2b's website.

Even more strange, the second sentence is identical to a sentence on the website "About us" page, except for the first word "It".

I suggest anyone interested should read this whole thread.

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jabro

7 years ago

Are you suggesting that his only post on the day he joined is a paid advertisement?

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7 years ago

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Importexport

7 years ago

Originally Posted by johnmitchell03

I realize that many folks in this thread are not happy members of wholesale2b but this does not reflect the real majority of people. I am here simply to give a positive note about their services because I have had a very good positive experience with them. That's all and I am not embarrassed to say it.

If giving a positive comment is not well accepted then I question why not.

In my opinion people that are successful don't really have time to scan the web for places to post positive feedback. Only unhappy people do those kinds of things so I wanted to simply inform readers of my opinion which is very good.

Sorry if i am upsetting anyone

Your positive comment was not the cause for anyone to object to your post.

The reason I commented was that almost all of it appeared to be cut and pasted from wholesale2b's website.

For an overall picture I suggest all members should read the whole thread.

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krchmar

7 years ago

Well, let's just say I will not be using Wholesaledb for a very very very long time, probably never.

I was looking for a supplier that can ship a product in that instance and give Amazon tracking code when buyer purchase from me, so Amazon can unlock my funds immediately. Unfortunately, wholesaledb does not do that. They just wanna squeeze the life out of your own pocket. And the prices are ridiculous: the entire wholesaledb fee + shipping fees + product outweighs my profit margin. Therefore if I pay up upfront, I will have only loses, and that is not a business model, that is a fraud.

Originally Posted by johnmitchell03

I realize that many folks in this thread are not happy members of wholesale2b but this does not reflect the real majority of people. I am here simply to give a positive note about their services because I have had a very good positive experience with them. That's all and I am not embarrassed to say it.

If giving a positive comment is not well accepted then I question why not.

In my opinion people that are successful don't really have time to scan the web for places to post positive feedback. Only unhappy people do those kinds of things so I wanted to simply inform readers of my opinion which is very good.

Sorry if i am upsetting anyone

I just have few questions that you need to answer:

First: Are you located in US or Canada and do you have their citizenship?
Because dropshipping is only available with wholesaledb if you are from US or Canada.

Secondly: Did you buy the product upfront from wholesaledb before cashing out from Paypal or Amazon => bank account or did you first cash out to your card and then bought the products from wholesaledb and then sent the tracking code to Amazon or Ebay customer?
Because they said to me I first have to pay upfront then they will send tracking code and then I will have my money back, which is absurd.

Because from the looks of it, you sound like one of them who are on the scam with the authors.

By the way, see it for yourselves on this website: Wholesale2b makes the most profit!! Review 558175 Nov 15, Seattle, Washington, Price Policy @ Pissed Consumer
Just a note on Nikolaos guy: he is the fake. He is somehow connected to Mike and wrote an apology. If I did a great deal of writing on scam like wholesaledb, I wouldn't be apologizing, I wouldn't be writing at all.

So there you go. Do a throughout investigation first before joining any of the wholesale dropshipping websites. If you have money to waste around like water, wholesaledb is the right choice. If not, stay away.

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Robert X

7 years ago

I did a little research on them and some price checking and I found their prices to be much higher for products that I found with others like them.

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Liontari

7 years ago

I have used this website service . Please see this youtube link ->

HERE

(Pause the video to read) and also read my commends.
Share also this youtube video so more people to know about this bad dropshipping website.

Comments from video: I didn't achieve to put one product because the connection was too slow when i could surf at other websites without problem. I asked refund and they returned me 13.12€ from the 23.42€ and i used their service only half day.
Their products have many incomplete information which makes it difficult to put them on ebay. Also many products don't have shipping policy description which ebay asks this information as compulsory.

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chepablito 6 years ago

Do never intend to work with any kind of wholesaler/dropshipper that ask for a monthly/yearly fee to use his website, these are not just more than middlemen trying to take our money!

Don't be so naive! This kind of websites usually sell very low quality staff from China with inflated prices, you will lose your money for sure.

Finding a true dropshipper is a hard work, I spent hours and hours of searching, making contacts, sending emails and calling to lots of suppliers and only after they pass all my checks and filters about reputation, years in business, quality of products, price range, shipping fees, quickness of reaction to mails, margin of profit and other commercial and legal issues, only then I will include them in my suppliers list and give them a try... Only a very few will remain as trade partners...
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Legacy Jones

5 years ago

Hi,
I do not recommend using wholesale2b.com or any other drop shipper with the same business model as wholesale2b.com. If any company claims to be a drop shipper and charges fees for doing business with them, you should stay away from them.

If you are interested in drop shipping a products, call the manufacturer of the product and ask who their distributors are. Chances are, they are going to provide you a list of all of their distributors and you could get in contact with the distributor directly and eliminate the middle man!!! For more information on drop shipping and finding legitimate wholesale suppliers, add me on facebook Matthew Paul Jones.

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IdosellShop

5 years ago

Well it can be done cheaper and you will to be tided up to one supplier.
Such services are good for entry level distributors. Price war in this case can be won only by supplier... I would go for professional solution than got product feed from them than manage it from professional solution.

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dave_hermansen

5 years ago

I have NEVER seen a dropship directory/service that has prices that are competitive. 90% of the companies listing in dropshipping directories are retailers pretending to be wholesalers. They are middlemen who are giving you a small discount off their retail price and then dropshipping the items from their real dropship supplier.

The ONLY way you stand a shot at being competitive with dropshipping is by contacting the actual brand first and seeing if they will dropship. If they don't, ask THEM who their distributors are and see if they will dropship for you.

If you don't go that route, go with Walter Hay's method (a.k.a. ImportExport).

Here's more on the Wholesale2b scam

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