Ingram Book Company - feedback needed

Could you share from your own experience the prices, service and different titles they have or anything else you would like to share?

Thank you.

Hi dgaubatz313,

You may read reviews by members who have used this supplier in the lower part of its profile page, see Link hidden: Login to view

They have earned quite good reviews and I quote these statements about their product and pricing

Their pricing is impressively based on their cost plus 10%. They work with the single mom & pop shop to the largest chains so anyone can work with them and purchase from them.

There’s just a MASSIVE selection of products to choose from at prices that I think would be really hard to beat in this industry.

If you have any specific questions, we can also help get in touch with this supplier on your behalf, just let us know. :)

Cheers!

Thank you, but that wasn't the supplier i was talking about. I was talking about: Link hidden: Login to view

But thanks though the supplier you gave me looks good to, i have wanted to sell dvd movies and games too.

Thank you, but that wasn't the supplier i was talking about. I was talking about: Link hidden: Login to view

But thanks though the supplier you gave me looks good to, i have wanted to sell dvd movies and games too.

Hi dgaubatz313,

You actually beat me to it :) I was just about to post about Ingrambook.com lol

Anyway, Ingram Book has been online since 1996 and there does not seem to be any negative feedback about them on the net. I have also seen them being recommended on other forums. Generally they seems quite legit!

Although we cannot vouch for them as we have not used them ourselves.

Hope this helps :)

Ingram Book and Ingram Entertainment are closely related companies (both are part of the Ingram family dynasty in Nashville, which is kind of a big deal -- if you live in Nashville.)

Ingram Book is one of if not the largest distributors of books in the world. They are well-known in the book business as being the primary supplier for many brick-and-mortar stores and chains, most notably Barnes & Nobles, whose guidelines for authors and publishers include the requirement that if that publisher wants their books on B&N shelves, then the book has to be listed in the Ingram catalogue.

You can expect a level of service and selection from them that makes most other wholesalers look like they're run out of some guy's garage. Prices are ... kind of not so great, but wholesale book pricing is generally almost as bad as video games and media, no matter where you buy it.


Frank