3 Comments for How and Where to Locate the Merchandise to Sell on eBay: Insider Information You Need to Know from the Experts Who Do It Every Day

• 1. Esther  |  October 18th, 2009 at 7:41 am

  You’ve started your eBay business and it’s going great. You’ve emptied out your attic, now what do you sell? This book has the answers on how to find the best merchandise to sell on eBay and where to get it. With so many merchants selling the same products, Lujanac and Blacharski offer insider tips on choosing items that will sell as well as how to get the best of those products. Their key idea of starting small and growing into a larger stock is easy to do following their suggestions of where to find great deals on items to sell. By starting locally, one can find many deals right in their neighborhood that will make a great profit.

  The information is presented in such a way that anyone can follow these simple guidelines and find their own eBay success without dwindling all of their profits into buying more products to sell. They cover a wide range of venues for purchasing, researching the best sales, as well as other options such as dropshipping. A trap many people fall into is having a large stock of an item that has gone out of style and they are stuck with a basement full of last year’s fad. With the information in this book, this won’t happen as they offer their expertise and guidance to find the best deals on items that will sell again and again. They offer an extensive list of items that are in demand as well as resources on where to get them. For anyone who is ready to continue their business and take it to the next level, this easy-to-follow resource is a must have.

• 2. Galen  |  October 18th, 2009 at 10:04 am

  Like a lot of others, I’ve bought a number of items on eBay, and occasionally I’ve sold something. I noticed that a lot of the sellers were small-timers (like me), but that others seemed to be making a living with their sales. I’ve wondered how they did it–and where they got their merchandise. This book really clued me in.

  It reinforced some of the things that I already knew, and opened my eyes to some possibilities I didn’t know about. I’ve sold stuff from around my house, but I’ve never considered yard sales, local advertising web sites, or thrift shops (suggested by this book), not to mention obtaining items on a larger scale. I’d also never thought about becoming a “trading assistant” (another suggestion that is fully explained in the book). There is much more information in it that I can really see myself using and an extensive directory that would be of use to anyone.

  If you’ve ever thought of taking your eBay trading up another level (or more), this is a clearly organized, very useful, comprehensive book. It’s wonderful!

• 3. Damian  |  October 18th, 2009 at 12:34 pm

  Whether you are new to the world of eBay or a veteran bidding warrior, all can benefit from this insider’s guide to merchandise purchasing. `How and Where to Locate the Merchandise to Sell on eBay’, is a “start small” book with big ideas. Although packed with common sense guidelines on how to research sales, product testing, drop shipping, and consignment, the book’s highlighting feature was the extensive merchandise directory. Readers are given “tried and true” approaches to locating sell-able products and then testing the waters with selective product testing in order to maximize profits and minimize sitting stock. With the guidance of Blacharski and Lujanac, anyone can take the auction reins in hand and lead their eBay business into greener pastures. This book is a sure way to empty your attic and start stuffing your pockets.

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