Paul Sinclair Review - What To Sell On Amazon To Make Big Money?

April 21, 2014 - PRLog -- If you listened to the webinar with Gauher Chaudhry and Jason Katzenback you heard them mention Paul Sinclair.

Paul Sinclair is apparently an expert at importing items from China and Gauher is offering one of his trainings as a bonus for buying Amazing Selling Machines from his afffiliate link.

Matt Clark and Jason Katzenback's Amazing Selling Machine (formerly Amazon Selling Machine) is a pretty expensive course. It's more than $3,000.00 dollars.

If you read the free FBA Forums on Amazon's site (yes, there is a FREE community of FBA sellers who will share tips about selling items on Amazon FBA) you know that finding the items at the right price is HARD.

In fact, some big import sites like Alibaba actually will sell you products to re-sell on Amazon. The only problem is that some of the items that are being sold on Amazon are less than what Alibaba is selling them for on their site.

This, of course, makes one wonder if manufacturer rep sites like Alibaba (and others) are selling the items directly on Amazon?

We have always been told that these manufacturers (and their reps) won't spend time trying to sell their items directly through Amazon FBA because, to quote one FBA webinar participant, "...that's simply not their business model."

Okay, if you say so.

But I still haven't gotten a good explanation yet for why these items are selling for less on Amazon than at the manufacturer rep's site?

Maybe the stiff competition, and hassle, of importing items (aka "sourcing") from China is what explains why Matt and Jason are selling the $3,000.00 dollar course?

Another BIG issue is digital theft.

As I write these words there is a seller on eBay offering Amazing Selling Machines for $500 GBP (that's in Pound Sterling). It translates to about $840.45 in US dollars. I am not going to reveal who the seller is (you can certainly look them up) but that price sure beats the $3,000.00 price tag.

Yes, obviously it's a pirated copy.

And that's another big problem with selling digital items online. One can certainly understand why selling physical goods through Amazon FBA could offer a viable alternative.

Of course there is another alternative, if you haven't heard about it yet, to avoid digital theft and make money online - click on the link below:

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