Review
First of all, thanks to shezboy for the review copy, sorry it took a couple of days for the review but I did want to get the chance to go through the whole course first.
I pretty much agree with what Hawksters review says, so a lot I write may seem a bit repetitive, but as his review was pretty much spot on I will find it hard not just to duplicate. As Hawksters said, this is not a get rich quick system but more geared towards someone who want's to build a good regular full time business. The course does cover everything from how to get started, how to source books, and even how to apply for FBA and ship the goods to Amazon.
It is a very simple course to follow, and being a merchant (not FBA) on Amazon previously I didn't think there would be much to offer, but I was wrong. Even if one of the tips, tricks or methods was used it could save you the cost of the course ten fold, there were definitely things I would not have thought of.
The PDFs and videos are easy to ready and watch and it's easy to take in the information. With quite a few courses you may have to bounce back to another video, or look at a PDF for reference, but with this one you do not, I did find it quite a pleasant experience.
As someone who travels a lot, this line of business could be very useful to me, especially as with FBA you can load up your stock in their warehouse and leave them to it and go drink cocktails in some nice beach bar somewhere with wifi lol.
The only thing I feel it didn't cover was the customer service side of things, such as do you get customers contacting you etc, or is this done via Amazon, and what about about returns, do you have to action anything etc. I'm sure with either contacting shezboy or a quick search of google the answers can easily be found, but I thought it would have been a nice touch to have this in the package.
All in all, if you have ever thought about getting into the Amazon FBA, this course is worth purchasing even if you were thinking about a different product, and most definitely a good starter course for someone who hasn't any knowledge of Amazon.
Thanks