Do you know about - So you want to sell Dvds on Ebay?
Quick Weight Loss! Again, for I know. Ready to share new things that are useful. You and your friends.Want to sell Dvds on Ebay? A lot of population do. Its a competing store to say the least,
but how do they do it - where do they get their stock from? Drop-shipping? Wholesale
outlets? Possibly, if you have a spare lockup to store all the bulk purchased Dvds you
just bought to get that extra discount. Chances are if you are considering buying to sell
on Ebay you have looked into buying wholesaler lists from Ebay itself. Well, If I was you I
would not waste my money. In my contact these lists are nothing but junk, containing at
best outdated information for wholesalers in the Us, with nothing relevant to the Uk. There
are many, many other ways to purchase Dvds to sell on Ebay - by all means result the
wholesaler route. There are wholesale outlets out there that cater for the Sole Trader,
without having to be Vat registered but you normally find that the prices offered are not that
much better, if at all, than the prices offered by the larger more reputable market on the
internet. So with that in mind, where should you start...?
Well you of course need to bear in mind 2 things.
How is So you want to sell Dvds on Ebay?
1. population that buy on ebay are looking for a bargain, the problem is they think that Ebay
is the best place to look. They are wrong!
2. The higher the Rrp the more bang for your buck.
When population first start selling Dvds on Ebay, they fast find that the profit margins
are slim to non-existent, but they normally have a plan: so what, they think, if they only
make £1.00 for every Dvd sold - sell a hundred Dvds in a month and before they know it
that's £100 profit. Fair adequate if you are prepared to put in the work. But you will fast
find that of those 100 Dvds you sell in a month, a fairly high ration of them will make
even less than £1.00 profit, some will just break even and some will incur a loss. That's
just the way Ebay is designed: with the buyer in mind (if you have never sold on Ebay
before you have to remember that that you are charged a fee when you list your items,
charged again when the item sells and charged yet again when the buyer uses paypal for pay
for it..!). The promotion of the "Watch this item" selection on Ebay has been a boon for the
customer but a bane for many a seller, whereas in the early days to watch an Item the
customer had to place a bid, now it is very apparent that items can be added to a customers
watch list the day you upload your listing and they do not have to place a bid until the
auction closes, which can make for a last exiguous bidding frenzy and lower final values!
So what is the best way round this? For the most part steer clear of the latest Region 2
blockbusters. There is too much competition for those, but if you can find a good source for
Box-sets, exiguous Editions, Deleted Dvds or Imported Dvds you will be onto a winner. These
items will tend to fetch more money because of their perceived higher value or rareness of
the Dvd. But where should you buy them from? That is the 6 Million Dollar Question, but
here are a few recommendations.
1. Price comparison Sites.
There are many price comparison sites on the internet, crusade for these in google, identify your
favourite, enter your keywords and crusade for your Dvds. Some of them offer a list of the
the best bargains currently available, sorted by whether ration or value discount over
the majority of the big name retailers on the net. Yet more will allow you to target a
specific Dvd: enter your email address and opt a target price. When the Dvd reaches that
price you will automatically be sent an email informing you where to purchase the Dvd. Advantages of this are confident since it will save you a lot of time an exertion hunting down the bargain yourself.
2. Community Forums.
These sites can be worth their weight in Gold. Specialist bargain hunter forums run by
people just like you and populated with members just like you - all devoted to looking the
latest and best bargains on the internet, whether they be legitimate sale discounts or the
more sort after and flirtatious Mis-Price (these occur when the an on-line store messes up
and lists a high value Dvd for a 95% discount or something similar - it happens and if your
quick off the mark, you might be able to get an order dispatched before the retailer
rectifies the mistake). As well as the bargain sections of these forums many also
have a classified section, which brings us onto....
3 Second Hand.
This is of course a good market. I know I said earlier to steer clear of the latest
blockbusters, but some of the forum sites have a very good classified section populated by
people who purchase all the latest Dvds from all regions then sell them on when they are
finished watching them for a discounted price. It is in forums sections such as this that
you may find your ebay rarities and deleted exiguous editions being offered for sale at
very discounted prices, possibly because the wholesaler does not realise the true value of what
he is offering.
4. Ex Rental.
Sometimes Dvds are released only for rental, with the sell straight through Dvd delayed for a merge of months. These Dvds can sometimes be picked up from the ex-Rental bin of your local Dvd
shop, normally for a very palatable price. List on Ebay as Rare, Not ready in shops or some other sensational tag line and the Dvd will probably sell for a good price. (But make sure you let the buyer know that the Item is not new)
These are just a few ways for you to get hold of your Dvds at the best inherent prices. I
hope you find them beneficial and I wish you the best of luck with your Ebay endeavours.
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