goWholesale

What are you looking at selling? Are you looking at selling on eBay? Don't worry, it can take a while to figure out what you want to sell. One of the first sites I visited was http://www.thebidfloor.com . It helped me get on my feet. When you check out that site, be sure to look for the eBay hot list. It's under either the seller's tab or wholesale tab. Next, search eBay to confirm the sales history, and check out the competition. Also search wholesale411.com for companies that sell your product. Google never seemed to help me. Just so you know, most wholesale sites require registration to view the prices and also have a minimum order $$$. If they don't I would be weary of their products/prices. Finally, figure out how much you could make. Is it worth your time? This is just a brief overview of what you can do. I hope this helps!

Caleb

If you don't say what it is you want to buy wholesale, how do you expect to be told where to find it?

You may know what you're selling, but we don't.

How can i find the wholesaler online? I want to store all the wholesaler into my database. after i collect their email-address, i want to send them a email, allow them to add picture, edit the profile online.

Appreciate a bit of humour: cxm322 said:

The item you are selling can be found at wholesale here...

http://www.everythingyouwanttobuyatwhol ... ndhere.com

GunRunner wrote:I am 17...

You can not go into a legally binding contract at 17. Unless you have your parents' credit card and/or someone else doing your buying. Or you are paying cash. Could be filling out registrations, no one asks age.

I admire your drive and entrepreneur spirit, but most want to deal with someone of legal age.

Looking for sources, go to Thomas Registry.