Hi guys,

I came across this article in my inbox this morning and it actually sounds pretty good. I still havn't tried my hand at ebay dropshipping or anything like that yet but If I did I would probably go with this...

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It is not well known, but thousands of manufacturers will actually drop ship for you. WorldWide Brands is not actually a wholesale supplier. They offer a service called OneSource. OneSource is a listing of real wholesale sources, that have all been contacted by WorldWide Brands and reached an agreement to work with eBay sellers and small internet businesses.

WorldWide Brands has a staff of people who do nothing by research wholesale suppliers every day. Each of the manufacturers has been contacted in person or by telephone and agreed to drop ship for eBay sellers. Their employees actually attend wholesale trade shows for all of the major industries to find the companies that will work with you.

WorldWide Brands charges a fee for this information, but it is well worth it. They are the only supplier of wholesale information actually approved by eBay.

Chris Malta, the founder of WorldWide Brands runs his own radio show and is also the product sourcing editor for eBay Radio.

WorldWide Brands charges a one-time fee for lifetime access to their database. there is a way to get this information for free but it is frankly a lot of work. Go to www.thomasnet.com. This is the home of The Thomas Register, the largest data base of manufacturers in the US and Canada.

You will see category listings on the home page --just select one and start entering products you are looking for into the search box. Hint --you will find most of the products you are interested in, in the "Other" category. I have found companies this way. Although it is free --frankly it is a lot of work. The small fee WorldWide Brands charges to do all of this work for is well worth it.

WorldWide Brands One Source gets my 5-Star Recommendation. I use it personally and strongly endorse the service
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world wide brands is well known, and as i understand, should be quite good.
just a huge list of dropship supliers that they have tested, to make sure there are no scammy thing gonna happen to you.
but they do have a steep price tag as i remember.

thomasnet i don`t know, but seems to be just a list of wholesalers and manufacturers.
your need to contact them yourself and see if they even do dropshipping, and test them yourself..

ps: i think you pasted the affiliate links of the person who sent you the email in this post

hmm. anyone maybe wanna do a group buy?

using the affiliate link ?

So you mean we can sell the products on ebay and they can help to do the drop ship and deliver to customer?

Me not sure about how this works

yes the affiliate link is there, and the price is very high for information they say you can get for free.

no, ive been waiting for someone to fix that for me for a while now. requested it several times in the irc.

naw that other site sucks because they dont do reviews of all the drop companies. I want to try worldwide because you're not gonna get ripped off (which i hear is a big problem with these kinds of things).

In which case I apologize for the dig

what was bad about it? isnt the point that they review and list sites like the one you mentioned? i dont think they actually do any wholeselling themselves. would like more info please if you actually did use worldwide.

Here's the non-affiliate link hxxp://blog.worldwidebrands.com/?img=/images/videoad.jpg

http://www.slashedpricetag.com/ is for replica cellphones - and if you use it for ebay - that opens a whole new kettle of fish.

...unless you list it was a replica.

This site that you mention was registered in April 08 and is not even indexed in Google or Yahoo .. is this your site?