Is there a company that allows you to directly ship products from your website out of their warehouse?
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http://www.worldwidebrands.com get positive reviews from the online merchants forum I visit. They have a list (for a fee) of suppliers who will ship for you (dropship).\n\nDo you have website / electronic storefront already.  If not, visit http://www.multi-tradeonline.com  -- reseller of StoresOnline [SOL] storebuilder licenses for as low as 10% of what it would have cost you (price of 1 site compared to price for 'pack of 3 sites + other stuff bundled together' -- the minimum you can buy direct from SOL).
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You are talking about either drop shipping or affiliate sales.\n\nThere is a free ebook on affiliate sales available at http://amc.inquire-sbi.com.\n\nThere is information about both drop shipping and affiliate sales, as well as other ways to monetize a Web site at http://inquire-sbi.com\n\nIf you want to handle actual goods, the same company can set you up for that, too.
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Yes. There are businesses that offer this type of service to those who would like to sell something on Ebay but don't have the time or knowhow to do it. \n\nThere are two ways to go about this:\n\n1. Use eBay Trading Assistants - they are experienced eBay sellers who will do the selling for you for a fee. They will handle the whole selling process from taking pictures of the products, creating the listing to delivery and fulfillment. To find out if there is an eBay Trading Assistant near you, fill out this form from eBay \nhttp://tradingassistant.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?TradingAssistant&page=main\n\n2. Go to a physical store that accepts products for sale on eBay - Among the stores that accept products for sale on eBay are franchises of iSoldIt.com http://www.i-soldit.com . Go to their webpage and click on LOCATION to find a store near you.
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buy them from a website that allows delivery to the philippines.
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ebay, half.com, overstock.com, amazon.com
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Try Ebay. They are the ones that offer these services to sellers that select this option of shipment.\n\nhttp://www.ebaycareers.com/\n\nThe best of luck!
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If you have some volume shipments, you can find a broker or forwarder to ship them via ocean.  This is much less expensive than shipping via air.  YOu will need to make sure the containers are packed securely so you don't have water damage, but a good shipping company can help you determine what kind of packaging you need.  \n\nAlso, keep in mind that most countries have quotas on clothing items.  Before you ship to a country, be sure to check on their quotas.  You will need to know the tariff or classification of your product - you can do this by searching on the HTSUS (Harmonized tariff schedule - US)- you can find it at this link - www.usitc.gov/tata/hts/bychapter.\n\nYou didn't say what kind of textiles you are exporting, but I assume you will find your classification in chapters XI or XII- a broker or forwarder can also help you if you are unsure. \n\nIf you are mainly shipping small parcel, check into opening a DHL or UPS account.  DHL is generally cheaper, but UPS also can offer a lot of options.\n\nYou will have to provide a commercial invoice for your goods, and if you are shipping to certain countries, you will want to check into free trade agreements to provide certificates of origin.  A good source for this is http://www.usitc.gov/ OR http://www.export.gov/.  You can even call them for help in marketing your items.\n\nGood luck!
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by offering solutions based on the current business model.\n\na friend of mines doing a collectable show this weekend, he wants a shop online to support after show sales and further orders. it's not going to happen. but i can offer him a temporary solution but hosting his current stocklist and a simple order form/contact page.
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use DHL or FedEx!\nthe big question of life...
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I think I would start by contacting local businesses which you would want to sell your product. Ask them how they get the goods they sell. If it's from a warehouse ask for the name and some contact details. I think I might try and avoid some of the big chains because they may be expecting a large quantity and a regular supply of goods.
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no but look at www.shortyusa.com. I would have it shiped in from them.
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Well try a shippping term called "Grouppage" which means you can share a container with two or three merchants having small shipments similar to yours. \n\nAlso this can be studied better if you can specify your shipping origin and destination.
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I have been selling home decor items online for about 6 months, with a friend's help (she does most of the work, I do the books & finances).  We have experienced several frustrating situations: many damage claims with UPS and FedEx, even though we have researched best way to pack our product; ebay has been making many changes to their site, which always affects the listed items in some way; and also the fees incurred to list items and to have a store is really ridiculously high. There is a fee for everything!\nOverall, we have enjoyed it-the shopping for inventory is the best! After 6 months, we are finally beginning to show a profit. We hope to expand to other auction sites soon.  Next will come a "brick & mortar store." My friend  just dreams of having a "real" store!
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All I could find were listings for their products on shopzilla.co.uk and other electronic shopping websites.  Maybe that's the only distribution method they use for their products.  Sorry.
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www.dropship4free.com has them cheap and cheaper shipping than anywhere else I found.
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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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Try Yellow Freight.  They've delivered large (about the size of a couch) and heavy (about half the weight of a car) stuff for us.