Re: ebay business/course

> To be honest with you, a friend of mine ordered this course you are
> talking about. After reading most of it myself and glancing through all of
> it (I stopped reading it about 3/4 of the way through as I knew at that
> point I was not going to read anything new), and also having read many,
> many, many other ebooks and courses on making money on ebay, I can tell
> you that the same exact info can be had for free and for MUCH less cost.
> Is it a bad course? Not sure about that. All I know is that I did not get
> any new info from it. Neither my friend or I got any new info from that
> course.
>
> Also, I can tell you that if you think you are going to make money on ebay
> dropshipping items from the wholesalers/dropshippers you found within the
> Worldwide Brands info, you've got another thing coming. Every product you
> will find within that info is going for much less than the
> "wholesale" price you are getting for these items. In fact, the
> vast majority of the items are wholesaling for the same if not more than
> the realistic street retail price for these products. As a small guy, it
> is impossible to get a decent wholesale price on name brand products
> without being an authorized dealer and buying tens or hundreds of
> thousands of dollars in inventory. Even then, the wholesale price on name
> brand products is still not that great when compared to no-name, imported
> items from China. Of course, then you also lose quality control in the
> manufacturing process.

> Good, Good Luck,

> Bluto

Well, I'd like to know, your own experience, names of the sources you've found
free or at "much less cost", but w/ good and/or reliable info.
And more importantly, at least for me, it should be concise to be able to put
into use, rather than to read through "bulky" volumes!! These days with so
much of info overload, sorting them out is much bigger problem, even among the
so called "good" ones!!

What you say about "finding" a good product is very, very true. So, these educational
"books and tapes" almost always exaggerate, in the process you don't know
how much of it to believe. So, due deligence is in fact almost impossible,
untill you try out yourself. Could you please tell some of your own experience
of how you were able to find or handle finding a good or name brands products
without having spend too much money for it. If you could share here, to
whatever your "comfort-level", I'd appreciate and many starters, like me as
well.

Thanks in advance,
=Chandra

ps: if you'd like to rather write to me directly, please do so.