I can get you wholesale products

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jackfitz

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May 2, 2009

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• May 29, 2009

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Hey people.

I have a degree in international trade and a degree in supply chain management and logistics and have heaps of experience sourcing products.
Let me know what you are looking for in a PM and the chances are i can probably help.

 

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zorphee

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May 16, 2009

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• May 29, 2009

• #2

Are you doing this for free??

 

adonthenet

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• #3

why your not selling on your own then?!

 

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punkais

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• #4

maybe he want to test his skills

 

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blackhat123

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May 22, 2009

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• #5

o ya? I degree in..............ya.. I got a degree

 

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jackfitz

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• May 30, 2009
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• #6

haha Yeh i am doing it for free. If i find you a supplier they will generally pay me a commission for getting them a lead

 

kasher9

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May 12, 2009

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Hmm, this sounds interesting. Best way to sell china goods is offline now, because the people that buy online have no clue whatsoever about the potential market on the net. Another place would be ebay because that is essentially just tonnes of shops selling at above the RRP price.

 

truid

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Don't you have to have a business license to buy products at wholesale cost?

 

truid

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kasher9 said:

Hmm, this sounds interesting. Best way to sell china goods is offline now, because the people that buy online have no clue whatsoever about the potential market on the net. Another place would be ebay because that is essentially just tonnes of shops selling at above the RRP price.

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Where could I get me some of these metal matches at wholesale cost?

Code:

http://www.honest.com.cn/en/html/products/products.php?bd=0&pc=1&bc=1&sc=384

Preferably from here in the U.S.A.

 

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jackfitz

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In Australian you only need to have a registered business to import. there is no such thing as a importers license for general goods. I'm not sure about in the states

 

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jackfitz

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• Jun 13, 2009
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truid said:

Where could I get me some of these metal matches at wholesale cost?

Code:

http://www.honest.com.cn/en/html/products/products.php?bd=0&pc=1&bc=1&sc=384

Preferably from here in the U.S.A.

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How many are you after?