Dropshipping: Q's on Client Orders Forwarding

Hello,
Am new to the dropshipping game and I am in that place where u are just researching and learning.
I have a question. Say I set up a store and start getting some sales. Given my low budget, how should I go about forwarding my clients' orders to my supplier? Should I wait for the money to get to my account and then pay the supplier or what?
How does forwarding even work? Do I place an order for each order I receive with a different address? Do I DM my supplier?
Thank ya

I don't know what expectations do you have with this business model but it's not a get rich quick scheme as portrayed on YT and FB by some gurus.
You'll need a proper business plan and a budget to be successful.

7anif said:

Should I wait for the money to get to my account and then pay the supplier or what?

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No. That would further delay your order. Do you want the order to be delivered after 2 months? You'll have to pay your supplier right away.

7anif said:

How does forwarding even work?

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Forwarding (if you mean freight forwarding) is a different thing. I suggest you do some reading before jumping in.

7anif said:

Do I place an order for each order I receive with a different address

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Of course you have to. What most people with a lot of orders do is they send an excel file with all the orders to their supplier and the supplier then fulfills the orders.

Project Limitless said:

I don't know what expectations do you have with this business model but it's not a get rich quick scheme as portrayed on YT and FB by some gurus.
You'll need a proper business plan and a budget to be successful.

No. That would further delay your order. Do you want the order to be delivered after 2 months? You'll have to pay your supplier right away.

Forwarding (if you mean freight forwarding) is a different thing. I suggest you do some reading before jumping in.

Of course you have to. What most people with a lot of orders do is they send an excel file with all the orders to their supplier and the supplier then fulfills the orders.

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thank ya for the reply.
and yeah, I said am still learning and I have no high expectations from this business model.