Finding legitimate wholesale distributors and other low cost suppliers isn’t always easy. In fact, sometimes it may be a real chore. The irony of this is that very often, legitimate wholesalers are right there in front of you. However, as it is, many businesses have been ablet to take advantage of the surge in interest in wholesale goods for their own questionable benefit.
A true wholesale business will require proof of a sales tax permit. This means, as well, that you will need to have a lega business. Most legitimate wholesale suppliers won’t be interested in you unless you can present proof that you are, in fact, a business. Now, this is not difficult. The simplest sort of business there is is the sole proprietorship. A small, one person sole proprietorship may not need an EIN (employer identification number). However those sorts of questions are easily answered in the irs.gov websit.
Finding legitimate wholesale suppliers shouldn’t be difficult or complex. The wholesale drop ship sector may seem exclusive, but that is more illusion than anything else. Howwever, as alluded to above, you will have to establish yourself as a real business in order to make contacts with true wholesale distributors. You may need to establish contacts by attending trade shows, such as CES–the Consumer Electronics Show–in Las Vegas.
The advent of the Internet has created possibilities of low cost business start up that never existed before. The Internet made dropshipping incredibly convenient. In concept, it is an easy, no fuss no muss way to do business.
The great interest and demand for information about wholesale dropshipping has given rise to an increasing number of online wholesale dropship directories, such as Salehoo and One Source, now known as World Wide Brands. The online directories can be a valuable means of research and offer leads to hundreds and hundreds of suppliers and potential access to thousands of products.
Salehoo, one the top 2 or 3 directories on the Internet, carries a cachet of controversy, but the Salehoo scam question is largely a moot point. The scam issue usually arises because of a misunderstanding about what the directory is. Some think that it is the source of products, or a product distributor, but nothing could be further from the truth. The directories, such as Salehoo, are simply a list of businesses with contact information. Salehoo takes the extra step of verifying that the businesses are legitimate wholesale suppliers and makes sure that their information is current.
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