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http://www.booksalesusa.com/

In addition to the books we publish, we are one of the largest purchasers of other publishers' overstock (remainder) titles for resale at significantly reduced prices.  Categories include novels, cookbooks, history, juvenile, fine art, art instruction, how-to craft books,  natural history, gardening, civil war, militaria and much much more.

I can get video games, DVD's, consoles, etc. at very good wholesale prices. Let me know what you need.

Nike4862@yahoo.com

a good site I used to do alot of business with is:
http://www.electronicz4all.com

very fast shipping, good prices, and top of the line products.

Hi
Textbook sales on eBay (especially on half.com) and Amazon.com have been so profitable!
From my experience, it's about 10-30%!
No inventory…you ship the book when you get the orders.
I am looking for some people interested in textbook sales on above websites, or at your own school which can be more profitable!
Why would I act as a distributor instead of professional seller?
I got a full time job and don't have enough time to package each book mailing out to individual buyers. You can't image package 200 books everyday on hot seasons.
Here is one example you can calculate the profits:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/offer- ... dition=new

A professional seller listing for $87.75 and I can sell you for $63.
You can still earn about 16% after the commission charge from Amazon.
Mind you, some titles are even more profitable.

Here is how it works:
I got hundreds of titles and I can provide you a book list with the price I’m willing to offer.
All you have to do is listing them on those sites. And if you get orders, you order from me and I will ship it out immediately. (You’ll get the books in 2-3 days) I will also teach you efficient & cost saving way for shipping and handling.
However, the min order has to be 13 books to keep the profit margin that I mentioned.
Anyone who is interested can email me at: powerdt@comcast.net
only serious partners please!

Sam

Here's a link for video games, let me know what you think of the prices...I'm an auctioneer and have grown very used to loooowww prices and think these are a little high, but there is some room for a profit I think.
http://www.videogamedist.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc

Hope I have helped you!

I always have items for sale. Here's a good tip for you...a lot of states have "Dealer" auctions. This is a live auction where dealers can go and buy loads of good. I know there is one in Boswell, Indiana. You can buy cases or truckloads. Usually you bid by the piece, say you bid 20 cents on each toy, there might be 100 or 10,000 toys, and you pay that price for each one. You can usually load up a box truck for around $500 dollars.
Also it's good to check your local Auction houses, you never know what pops in each week. One week I might be selling tools, the next week might be art and antiques. I have skids in the back that I sell from, most auctioneers do, sometimes people come in during the day, sometimes I might move the skids up front and sell the whole skid to the highest bidder.
What are you looking for and maybe I can help you find it.
Here is a link to the Boswell, Indiana dealers auction (I have nothing to do with this auction, but I do know one of the Auctioneers)
http://www.closeout-auction.com/

Hi, What is the web address of your site? Also are you registered with the Better Business Bureau? I sometimes buy audio-cassettes, but they don't move very fast. Some textbooks or nice children's illustrated books would be nice and remainder books. I'm looking to greatly expand my inventory this year. Thanks-Deb