how do i find some distributors online I need about 5 thousand like (tomarrow)this cost is only $12 bucks month i need seriouse people please if u know how to help me out thnks email me k thnks
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try here\n\n\nhttp://www.TheMarketingMaster.com
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There are other online auctions.  Just search google or yahoo search for auctions.  I sell on Ebay, and  your are right, it is getting pretty expensive.  So far, none of the other auction sites that I have looked into seem to be getting much business.
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Trust me- you want no part of the “wholesaler” game. What once was a great idea has now spread so everyone and his or her mother are doing it. Margins are razor thin at best and I suspect non-existent when you factor in most drop shippers "Membership fees" along with eBay and PayPal's cut. \n\nAs for what to sell -\n\nHonestly, it is trial and error. However, the old adage – “Sell what you know” holds very true. Take something that you are knowledgeable about and wait for a bargain. For example, let’s say you know a lot about car parts and one weekend you stumble across a shop having a clearance sale - $150 car stereos for $30 bucks (or whatever). Take it home and list it for $75. Your customer thinks they saved $75 bucks and you made $45. Now multiply it by 100 sales and you are in business.\n\nTo sum up-\n\neBay is not free money. My wife and I work about 20 hours a week on our eBay auctions. We don't make a fortune, but we make enough it’s worth our time. We do about $2K a month in sales and we profit about $500-$600. It's not "easy money", you DO have to work at it, but if you're are willing to invest the time and effort, you can do it.
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I am in an mlm and we have a multitude of sales tools we use, that are provided at reasonable cost.  Write me if you want to know where you may buy them. jstmother@yahoo.com
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not sure what your question is, but oyu canuse peaople search to find people online, it costs about 20 dollars american.  they can find him
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Not free but it may help. . \n\nThis site, http://genuine.url40.net , only list Manufacturers & Factory Authorized Wholesalers. They are as close to the Source as you can get! That means they all give REAL wholesale pricing.
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I found a company that I am very happy with.  I'm with Stayin Home and Lovin It! and they are the support team that is partnered with a wellness company that is 21 years old and a member of the Better Business Buerau.  They have a lot of products that cover all the basic needs of people and are safer for you and the environment and the prices are reasonable too.  I found many of them to be cheaper than what I was buying before joining this company.  You can do the whole in home party thing if you like but it is not necessary in order to build this business (but I am told ones that do do even better).  You do not do any order taking or delivering of products.  All your customers shop direct and you recieve a commission on everything that person you enroll buys and long as they buy.  They give great support and free tips to succeed and there is no big investment or stocking products.  There is no risk involved in trying to see if it is right for you.  There is so much information, if you are interested in learning more go to http://healthybetterme.com/ and fill in the get more information part.   I hope you find what you are looking for.
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To be competely honest, I just looked at this site.....I think that you would be better off just joining Pay Pal if you wanted.  They have more of a reputable site...and have plenty of backup.  Hope that this helps.
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if you also have an actual storefront you might want to checkout http://www.merchantcircle.com\n\nThey're an online community whose sole purpose is to help small business grow.  They offer all sorts of tools (newsletters and coupons)to help build relationships online.\n\nthey're also FREE, so it's not gonna hurt :)\n\ncheck them out they're new
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I have found the list provided by most cheap (under$200) services are very poor quality. Most of the e-Mail accounts were at one time valid but have been closed for a very long time. Many of the accounts are hotmail and Yahoo which are also opened and closed faster than a windmill spins in a tycoon. Effective e-Mail marketing requires not only valid accounts but it also requires a "filtered" and "targeted" audience.\n\nFiltered: The members of the list have had the opportunity to opt out or get off of the mailing list and have instead chosen to stay listed.\n\nTargeted: The products and services you sell are the products and services people on the list are interested in reading about and buying. You don't want to try to sell dust busters to a list developed by pornography web sites. Selling a dust buster would make better sales from a list developed by Home and Garden web sites.\n\nAsk the list developer what the ratios are. Ratios of valid mail accounts to dropped. Ratio of sales to number of leads provided. Ask what the target audience of the list is. Ask how the list has been developed and how it has been tested. Ask how many copies of the list have been sold and how many more times will they be selling the same list. Ask for a 30 day money back policy or free trial period.
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why don't you do a search for online stores that sell t-shirts.. email them and ask them if they would be interested.. or why don't you buy some cheap t-shirts get your quotes printed on them and sell them yourself you'll probably end up making more money in the long run!  a guy i know done that , he started off selling them at markets in the city and now has an omline shop..if they are that good  better get them registered so that u can be protected if someone tries to steal your quotes !!
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Good luck. Wholesalers usually require minimums, resale permit, etc. You could try Cabela's... but they're not wholesale. If suppliers did what you want, they wouldn't be wholesalers, now, would they?
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Maybe someone would help you out if you gave a good reason here why they should.  Paid membership is less than five bucks.  Why can't you just pay your own way, assuming you even want to get involved with an organization like that. (Hope you like to get tons and tons of spam.)
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I would try, ask jeeves, put in  suppliers of wholesale products and see what comes up, unless you are looking for a specific items then put that in
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try visiting some online forum.Try out the members area you find plenty.
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call someone, and ask them to buy oil from you. ... once you have the order, call around and try to buy it from someone else. Soon you will realize that demand alone doesn't make a market easy to participate in. The markup is slight...but the volume and the regulations are amazing. Where will you store your gas/oil if you have a one or two day lag between when it gets delivered to you and you deliver it to someone else? Gas and oil cannot just be held in a big box...\nHow will you judge the quality of the product you are getting? Will your costs when buying really be better than a company who buys a million gallons a day from a wholesaler? And, will your buyers pay as much when you are new and delivering smaller amounts??? Some stuff to consider...
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I just met a fella that is going through negotiations with Honda for a motorcycle / ATV franchise...depending on your favorite or preferred make, that might be an option.  I have also met people that become dealers such as you see with cars - google your preference, and see what pops up.  The other thing you can do to give yourself more leeway with what you stock for inventory is to contact your state offices (ask a car dealer where to go for numbers), and get a license to sell anything with an engine, then set up a lot / shop for cycles (new & used).  I've seen some great shops in the last couple of years... there's some brilliant things you can do with this idea.