@piyushg thanks for the link. I went over the curriculum of the course and it's about general (legit) dropshipping or FBM that ppl are listing on amazon and then buying and sending physically with USPS.
but there are almost always dozens of them and they are not competing with each other on price, that much is very obvious if you follow the listings.
I'm pretty sure they're peddling their links somehow.
I'm struggling to understand how many dropshippers on amazon make a living. take this random product for example (B00592BOAO).
As you can see amazon.com has the button on this one, but 30 other sellers are offering at higher prices as FBM.
So what I'm sure of this far:
1. they are dropshipping...
ok, so upon further reading their website, it's just a tech company hoping that as assets move to be registered on blockchain (imagine, equities, bonds, real estate, etc), SALT will have the best tech platform to facilitate lending (or repo) of these assets. probably a good bet for a good exit...
OP I don't get your explanation, let's say u were loaned 1 BTC. you turned around and sold it for $16k. now X months later you need to repay the 1 BTC loan and BTC = $50k. now what? hopefully you have $16k but $50k you sure don't.
So I don't get the business model here. this is basically like...
Hi,
I'm a dropshipper and need someone in the IM space to help me drive traffic to my amazon store.
I emphasize "store" because I need the traffic into specific links and not just to listings.
any help?
thanks
That's the interesting/tricky part.
let's take the first product in the link you sent, ASIN B004INDQWY.
you see ojcommerce in the buy box at $51.64. but search amazon for that ASIN and you'll see the buy box is actually owned by amazon itself for the price of $39.95.
the thing is, if you...
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