Starting With eBay: Easy, Making Big Money: Not So Easy,(Salehoo)

Dec. 7, 2008 - PRLog -- eBay is the biggest market place online today. 200 millions users and billions of dollars a year can’t go wrong. So if you also decided to join the big happy family you did the right thing. Anybody can open a seller eBay account and start selling almost what ever.

All you have to do is to find a product, see if a lot of people are looking for that product,
See if it’s possible for you to ship it, and if you can make a big profit out of it.

If you did find this kind of a product you only need to write the sales page, (and it doesn’t have to be flashy). It mostly should contain all the information that the customer would like to know. Price, size, a small description, shipping costs, refund policy, etc. take a photo of it and up load to eBay. All you have to do now is to wait until someone offers a bid on it. eBay will do the job for you. Now you have a product that you sell on eBay with a nice profit. You’ve just created your first passive income system, congratulations!

So simple and so easy right?          WRONG!
Sorry to ruin your party but that’s the easy part. The truth is that its not hard to find the product that sells on eBay . the problem is to find  from where to get it.
To find a reliable source of merchandise is not an easy task.
I’ve been looking for a while now for a wholesaler or drop shipper with no success; I’ve been lied to and got my money stolen a few times now.  Just before I was ready to give everything up, I bumped into Salehoo.

Salehoo has more then 5000 different suppliers in 150 different categories that can get you cheap products that you can sell high on eBay.

You will be able to get from those wholesalers good quality expensive products, cheap, like: D&G T-shirts for: $29.99, Sony play station ps3 for: $420.55
, Gucci sunglasses for: $68, Citizen hand watch for: $157 and more….. (Those prices were right for February 2008; it might be cheaper by now).

Even if you can’t get what you are looking for the staff of Salehoo will look for you what you need once you become a member. They have a really good technical support 24-7.

I think the most powerful and handy tool they have is the member’s forum.
This forum runs by one of the admins of Salehoo, and there you can get answer to all of your questions and to contact other members and see how they feel about the whole thing.

Salehoo also has a great feedback system that critic’s their own wholesalers, so if you want to know if some wholesaler is reliable or not you can easily read the feedbacks that real people wrote about him

this is a snap view of the wholeslaer directory Salehoo. To learn more go here:

http://www.squidoo.com/salehoo-opinion