Amazon -> Ebay autopilot
- Thread starter daminee80
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Hi, do you have a link for that? A google search doesn't yield any obvious clues
dondada7
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- Jun 17, 2013
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Thanks guys... I am working on the video now I will try to upload it in the next few hours... and about #7.... I wouldn't be using my same name... but a business account to do it.... For example, it's free in most states to create a sole propriety... you register a "DBA" (doing business as) name, and then create bank accounts under that name.... then you use check cards to make purchases... basically you would have about 5-10 of these businesses that would purchase items using different proxies so that the ip address is different. Again, the cost of this would depend on the state... the registration costs... some states like Florida, charge for a DBA name. It's not that expensive thought. If you have more money to invest... you can just create a LLC for between $49 to about $450, again, depending on the state. For 1 or 2, that's not a lot of money, but if you plan on having 10-50 of these entities, then it would add up, and I would just go the sole propriety route.
SirPlusInc
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- May 22, 2015
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Hi im currently doing this amazon-ebay method manually with CL on the side. I'd like to be a beta tester.
thank you
thank you
CashBackLiving
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This sounds really cool, let me know if you need testers! I'd love to try this!
michaeljarvan
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- Mar 22, 2015
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would like to be a tester as well. let me know if i get chose if not all good. major props on this
Thanks guys... once I get a little bit further, I will start selecting alpha testers....
This is the Youtube Link.... I am not allowed to post links yet.... so you would have to copy the following:
watch?v=-zUkh9lk4UI
to the end of youtube
[Also, I am really not trying to break forum rules by posting a link... so mods please be gentle]
This is the Youtube Link.... I am not allowed to post links yet.... so you would have to copy the following:
watch?v=-zUkh9lk4UI
to the end of youtube
[Also, I am really not trying to break forum rules by posting a link... so mods please be gentle]
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The good thing about it is, Amazon would be the one accepting returns... and after 30 days, it would be the manufacturer handling all service and warranty related issues.
Basically if someone wants a return, you would put in a return request on Amazon, and then Amazon would send you a return label, which you would just forward to the user on Ebay.
But you have given me an idea for a new feature. I would just have to check on the feasibility, versus the time it would take to implement.
Basically having the program handle the whole return process.
In doing this process manually so far, I've only had one person request a return.
So if you're selling let's say 100 items a month manually with a profit of $7-10 an item with 2-3 returns... and it takes you 2 minutes per return request....
And we automate this process sot that you're selling 1,000 items a month, with 20-30 returns... taking an hour of your time a month so that you can make between $7,000 - $10,000 (minus the possible $300 from returns), I would say it would be worth it.
Basically if someone wants a return, you would put in a return request on Amazon, and then Amazon would send you a return label, which you would just forward to the user on Ebay.
But you have given me an idea for a new feature. I would just have to check on the feasibility, versus the time it would take to implement.
Basically having the program handle the whole return process.
In doing this process manually so far, I've only had one person request a return.
So if you're selling let's say 100 items a month manually with a profit of $7-10 an item with 2-3 returns... and it takes you 2 minutes per return request....
And we automate this process sot that you're selling 1,000 items a month, with 20-30 returns... taking an hour of your time a month so that you can make between $7,000 - $10,000 (minus the possible $300 from returns), I would say it would be worth it.
cpa-marketing
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- May 31, 2013
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Just a question, do you buy all the items using your name and billing details? lol doesn't it look suspicious when the same person buys 100 items per month (usually recurring niche). imagine amazon seeing that this person bought 30 TVs in this month 
did you do anything different?
did you do anything different?Just a question, do you buy all the items using your name and billing details? lol doesn't it look suspicious when the same person buys 100 items per month (usually recurring niche). imagine amazon seeing that this person bought 30 TVs in this month
I am not sure what you mean... if you're referring to the process of linking the program to your Amazon Associate account, or if you're referring to just in general... if you are referring to the general case... no, Amazon actually supports re-sellers... you can even apply for a tax exemption by submitting your resale certificate to Amazon (they will not charge you tax on items you purchase). The more items that you buy, the more Amazon makes money. The only issue is that you can't overuse your prime shipping. For most items you would have to use Amazon's free 3-5 day shipping on items over $35. Do a search on Google for "Amazon ATEP" It will be the first link that shows up.
If you're talking about linking to your Amazon Associate account, I already answered that question... above. It involves creating multiple business entities (sole proprietorships) and then registering a DBA name for each, with little or no cost.
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