DVD's supplier needed

Link hidden: Login to view has lots of dvds can someone give me a link to where i can purchase this similar or same goods for a good price

I am in serious need of money, have looked around for hours and just cant find anything to sell i want to start selling items that are only couple of pounds each for the start and even a pound or 2 profit on ebay would be fine. please someone with experience help.

would really truley be helpful.

Hi irfanlatken

I can't help with a DVD supplier, but one of the support staff or other members may be able to.

I hear what you are saying, only wanting to spend a small amount of money to make a small margin, but in reality spending 2 pounds on a product that you could then make 2 pounds profit on is quite difficult challenge.

I know 2 pounds profit doesn't sound much, but if you are only spending 2 pounds to buy it, then you're actually doubling your investment per sale. I'm not saying it's impossible, you can definitely make that size margin on eBay, but I have serious doubts about you being able to do it on items like DVDs.

Have you gone through the house and sorted through items you already have there that you could list and possibly start to build a little cash flow without any investment at all?

fudjj, I have no items for sale from home. any suggesstion as to what i can sell on ebay please?

Hi irfanlatken,

I would suggest downloading and reading your pdf guide - Market Guides 2011, DVDs and games, you'll find tips and supplier suggestions in there.

To download please go to Link hidden: Login to view

hope this helps :)

That link Ricjhelle has given has some good reading in it, but I would suggest that you may consider doing how I started, second hand!

Weekend markets, garage sales, these are little gold mines. I started with about 100 dollars, very long time ago now, but I turned that initial 100 into a few hundred and never looked back.

I never went away from that supply source, built up to a power seller inside 3 months of joining eBay and it was all items I sourced through garage sales.

All I did was open up other second hand supply avenues, such as weekend markets and going to auctions, insurance, deceased estates and so on. Honestly, nothing has changed on eBay, if you do your research as to what is getting money on eBay and then take 50 or 100, be able to talk a good deal, then you can do very well on eBay.

If you do go down that route, develop a newsletter, because I found that I had a high level of repeat business. I rarely had the same item twice, just the nature of second hand, but it was the price and the variety I had that brought customers back to my store over and over again.

Hi irfanlatken,

Another option is to try dropshipping from UK based suppliers. This method will allow you to list/sell items without capital. :) You can refine your search in our directory by setting the location as United Kingdom and supplier type as Dropshippers.

There's one I've seen that has earned positive reviews from an eBay Powerseller. Link hidden: Login to view (for solar products though)

The review states, "You can input the destination of a potential customer to check what the shipping/dropshipping price will be."

If you'd like to learn more about dropshipping, have a read at Link hidden: Login to view
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There's also a downloanadble PDF guide about dropshipping - Link hidden: Login to view

Hope this helps! :)