Twisted_Tactics
Newbie
- Aug 19, 2012
- 26
- 0
Hi there,
I just recently opened up a computer storefront in Minnesota (USA) for doing sales & repairs. Right now, we bought the inventory that already existed, which consisted of random networking equipment, desktops, and laptops. I'm looking to get some fresh inventory and hopefully find a steady avenue for a wholesale route, but don't have the cash to buy huge amounts; maybe 1-5 at a time, but I would go to this seller for multiple items and be a repeat customer if the items sell.
I'm looking for anything that goes in a computer store that has a decent profit margin. Tablets, laptops, smartphones, routers, accessories, video games, consoles, possibly TV's here and there (maybe), and anything else I'm not thinking of at the moment.
Shoot me a link/price list in a PM or feel free to post here.
Looking forward to doing business!
P.S. Our business also does Managed IT services, where we can monitor systems for businesses and perform preventative maintenance, updates, remote support, chat, security settings, etc. all from the cloud on any Windows (tested and working on Windows 10), Linux, or Mac OS. Not sure if that will help with ideas, but just thought it was worth a mention.
I just recently opened up a computer storefront in Minnesota (USA) for doing sales & repairs. Right now, we bought the inventory that already existed, which consisted of random networking equipment, desktops, and laptops. I'm looking to get some fresh inventory and hopefully find a steady avenue for a wholesale route, but don't have the cash to buy huge amounts; maybe 1-5 at a time, but I would go to this seller for multiple items and be a repeat customer if the items sell.
I'm looking for anything that goes in a computer store that has a decent profit margin. Tablets, laptops, smartphones, routers, accessories, video games, consoles, possibly TV's here and there (maybe), and anything else I'm not thinking of at the moment.
Shoot me a link/price list in a PM or feel free to post here.
Looking forward to doing business!
P.S. Our business also does Managed IT services, where we can monitor systems for businesses and perform preventative maintenance, updates, remote support, chat, security settings, etc. all from the cloud on any Windows (tested and working on Windows 10), Linux, or Mac OS. Not sure if that will help with ideas, but just thought it was worth a mention.
Last edited: