Where can I find wholesalers that sell retail items? Ex jewelry, makeup..etc?
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Hey, ever tried Costco? I think Sam's Club is good, too. You can find almost anything in those stores!
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The Powersellers probably get most of their stuff from wholesalers. If you do a search on wholesale merchandise, you should come up with a large variety. The thing with wholesale though, is you usually have to buy in large quantities, so it's a bit of a gamble. If you buy a bunch of stuff that doesn't sell, you lose your money...and get stuck with the crap! \nIf you just want to try to get a few things to sell, your best bet is probably garage sales. You'll have to develop an eye for what sells though or you may not make money. At least if you start this way, you only chance losing a small amount and you may be able to get rid of it later. \nStart off selling something you know and research to make sure the market isn't flooded with the item you're considering selling. Do this by doing a search on Ebay to see how many are available and what the selling price tends to be. This search will also help you figure out what listing methods work best for the item. \nOne other thing you could do is search ebay for items with "rare" in the title, take note of what they are and search for them at yard sales, goodwill, etc. The problem with this method is that people tend to label their items as "rare" on Ebay just to try to trick bidders, so take notice if you see 200 of the same "rare" items, lol.\nThe best way to start using Ebay is probably to sell things you already own and are ready to part with. This way you can get a feel for how the site works and what kinds of items sell. \nAlso, check out your local library for books on Ebay. Last time I looked, my library had a dozen or more books about how to use Ebay, how to buy from ebay, the best selling techniques...and now that I think of it, I even saw a book about how to find things to sell on Ebay. \nGood luck...remember me when you're rich :D
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I've done substantial business with a jewelry wholesaler/manufacturer.  Can't go any cheaper than the source.
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Lots of them. http://www.megagoods.com or http://www.uk-wholesaler.co.uk and many more
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If you are looking to sell you might try an eBay trading assistant.  Used clothing in general does not sell that well on eBay, but there is demand for the high-end items.
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Not a mall or chain store.  Please locate a reputable independent jeweler in your area.  I would highly recommend finding one that is AGS accredited.
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ebay, victoria secret, amazon
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SOme wholesalers allow you to just sell their products with no fees like http://www.bnfusa.com.  I don't have my business anymore but they still let me use the wholesale price.  If anyone asks for a tax i.d. use your social security #, if you have no or one employee you don't need a tax i.d.  I found selling stuff on Amazon or half.com profitable too.  But there is a monthly fee.  SMCorp.com(Specialty Merchandise Corp.) is also good for wholesaling but their fees may have changed.  Good luck.
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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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If you are going to sell these items, you can get them from the wholesaler at no cost. If you are just looking to decorate your room , then look behind drug stores and grocery stores. As previously noted a lot of places will just throw them away. You may need to do a little "Dumster Diving". You could also try asking at some of the drug stores, if they have any they are getting rid of. Good Luck!
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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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I've done some online,but mostly I go where the stuff is I need & that could be anywhere..from farm stores to boutiques..Even a garage sale may have something I need\n( I refinish furniture)..auctions..\nclassified ads..Kmart etc..anywhere is good for me! =)
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Try this database of wholesalers \n\nhttp://www.getyourebook.com/wwbstartright. It's certified by eBay
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It depends on what's gonna be your price point, low, middle or high end. The biggest manufacturer and wholesaler in the US is in LA, American Apparel (.net) They have become huge in the last few years but still will supply anyone. I have done it myself. Good luck!
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I would try eBay.  All of those products are brand new and with the high volume of sales they sell at a good price!!
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I sell pearl jewelries on ebay, and I get my items wholesale from the Philippines.\n\nI got my sources not on the Web though, but actually traveling and meeting with suppliers and checking the quality and workmanship of their products. I went to the Philippines and scoured for possible suppliers (I had contacts who helped me identify suppliers).\n\nYou will have a hard time looking for a reliable supplier from Asia on the Web. One of your main problem will be quality of the item. They can show you a good photo but what is shipped to you may not necessarily the same quality; or quality will be so inconsistent that one necklace would be ok while the other looks so bad.
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Alternatives to eBay that you may want to check out:\n\n1. Niche auction sites – these are specialty sites that appeal to a niche audience of collectors and enthusiasts \n\nWineBid http://www.winebid  = for wines \nPenbid.com http://www.penbid.com  = for antique pens, pencils and books about them \nLabX http://www.labx.com  = for lab equipment, medical equipment, analytical instruments \nJust Beads! http://www.justbeads.com  -- for beads, jewelry, stones, beaded bags \nPottery Auction http://www.potteryauction.com  - for pottery \nSedo http://www.sedo.com  = for domain names \nIronPlanet http://www.ironplanet.com  = for heavy machinery, asphalt, trucks \nPlayle http://www.playle.com  -- for vintage postcards \nBid4Assets http://www.bid4assets.com  = for high ticket items such as real estate, cars, jewelries \n\n2. Yahoo! Auctions http://auctions.yahoo.com/  = eBay’s largest competitor \n\n3. Overstock http://www.overstock.com  = Skews towards females and their best selling items include women’s shoes and handbags, fashion jewelry, small electronics and cell phone accessories. Overstock’s customers are typically affluent yet value conscious. \n\n4. Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com  = While Amazon.com has an auction component, it is better to sell via their Marketplace which allows sellers to piggyback on what Amazon sells. \n\n5. Liquidation Marketplaces – ideal for sellers offering hundreds or thousands of inventory items \n\nUBid http://www.ubid.com  = sells brand name merchandise for hefty discounts with bidders prequalified before submitting a bid (they need to provide credit card information) \nLiquidation.com http://www.liquidation.com  = the largest surplus marketplace not intended for sellers offering single items \n\n6. Local Buyers – for big and bulky items you want to sell, or if you prefer local buyers instead of the global marketplace \n\nLiveDeal.com http://www.livedeal.com  = allows buyers to search by location; allows buyers to make offers to sellers \nCraigslist http://www.craigslist.com  = a free classified ads local directory \nYahoo Classifieds http://classifieds.yahoo.com  = free classified ads for most household goods \nNewspaper classified ads = millions of people still read the newspapers’ classified ads section \n\n7. Live Auction sites \n\nBidz.com http://www.bidz.com  = connects you to sales of items on a “last minute basis” \n\n8. Your own website – instead of selling through a different auction sales channel, you can opt to create your own e-commerce site where buyers can directly purchase from you.