Dropshipping Reps

adamz2 said:

Hi Friends,

Last year I pulled in around 200k in revenue with 20% profit after refunds and chargebacks.
That was in just 6 weeks, dropshipping reps (mainly women’s designer bags) through TikTok ads.

I stepped away from it because the risk felt too high.

Still, I keep seeing guys hitting even bigger numbers, and it makes me wonder: how do they deal with the risk of brands or government coming after them?

What are the ways people “cloak” their business registrations so that, even if brands spot the ads or intercept shipments, they can’t trace it back to you?

For context: I mostly worked with Hong Kong companies and Shopify stores.

Any insights would be much appreciated!!

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drdearmy said:

i guess you just dropship so why they even coming after you since the seller ship those to the customers directly

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drdearmy said:

BTW how much was spending on ads to get this revenue ?

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BornAHustler said:

Did you use shopify?

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noyolacomm said:

I really understand how dropshipping products makes it illegal?
Others dropshipping are not the owner of the items, pls explain very well why is illegal to you.

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adamz2 said:

Its not about the owner of the products. Its about the seller isnt it? The supplier also takes a risk ofcourse but in the end the seller is responible. I dont get your point.

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noyolacomm said:

This doesn't add up, why the risk to the seller when dropshipping is all about selling without been the owner of the product.
So I want to understand why it is illegal dropshipping a product.

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adamz2 said:

Im talking about selling counterfeit products

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noyolacomm said:

You suppose to mention this from the start, it will make people to understand more.

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adamz2 said:

Hi Friends,

Last year I pulled in around €200k in revenue with 20% profit after refunds and chargebacks.
That was in just 6 weeks, dropshipping reps (mainly women’s designer bags) through TikTok ads.

I stepped away from it because the risk felt too high.

Still, I keep seeing guys hitting even bigger numbers, and it makes me wonder: how do they deal with the risk of brands or government coming after them?

What are the ways people “cloak” their business registrations so that, even if brands spot the ads or intercept shipments, they can’t trace it back to you?

For context: I mostly worked with Hong Kong companies and Shopify stores.

Any insights would be much appreciated!!

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adamz2 said:

Hi Friends,

Last year I pulled in around €200k in revenue with 20% profit after refunds and chargebacks.
That was in just 6 weeks, dropshipping reps (mainly women’s designer bags) through TikTok ads.

I stepped away from it because the risk felt too high.

Still, I keep seeing guys hitting even bigger numbers, and it makes me wonder: how do they deal with the risk of brands or government coming after them?

What are the ways people “cloak” their business registrations so that, even if brands spot the ads or intercept shipments, they can’t trace it back to you?

For context: I mostly worked with Hong Kong companies and Shopify stores.

Any insights would be much appreciated!!

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Noofel said:

Which cloaking service where you using brother? I am also into that business selling reps on tiktok

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Noofel said:

Which cloaking service where you using brother? I am also into that business selling reps on tiktok

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Project Limitless said:

I'm curious what payment method were you using? 200k in 6 weeks along with chargebacks would have raised flags in mainstream payment gateways.

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