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mdawn101
07-10-2009, 08:21 PM
I have been selling on ebay and even do my own designs with cafepress. I saw Giftamax and was interested if it works. I love making my own designs but with cafepress if I wanted to sell my stuff on ebay I would have to buy the stuff first and stock them. I love the idea of the drop shipping but I just wanted to hear from some people who have done it before with giftamax and find out how they feel.
Is the shipping good?
Do you have to list you drop ship item in a different way?
Any thoughts on this is more then welcome. I have used ebay for awhile now I just have never used a drop shipper before.
Thank you.
Is the shipping good?
Do you have to list you drop ship item in a different way?
Any thoughts on this is more then welcome. I have used ebay for awhile now I just have never used a drop shipper before.
Thank you.
louispn
07-27-2009, 12:56 AM
Yes, that works. Very similar to cafepress, but price much lower under their drop shipping program which makes you possible to sell in eBay with a decent profit.
But you shouldn't just listen to me. You should prove by yourself if you want to be confident before you sell the items to your customers. For myself, when I first found them, I ordered a few items and see if it's real. It turned out satisfactory and so I can get full confidence to set up my eBay business with them.
The best part is I don't need to order anything before I can start selling. So the possibilities are unlimited. I can sell all their items in eBay, try out which ones can sell well before creating more similar items to expand the scale. So I'm actually developing in a well-controlled-over-the-initial-cost approach. Definitely a good way for an individual without much initial capital like me.
But you shouldn't just listen to me. You should prove by yourself if you want to be confident before you sell the items to your customers. For myself, when I first found them, I ordered a few items and see if it's real. It turned out satisfactory and so I can get full confidence to set up my eBay business with them.
The best part is I don't need to order anything before I can start selling. So the possibilities are unlimited. I can sell all their items in eBay, try out which ones can sell well before creating more similar items to expand the scale. So I'm actually developing in a well-controlled-over-the-initial-cost approach. Definitely a good way for an individual without much initial capital like me.
