In part 1 of this article, we started speaking about overstock: what it is, why Amazon overstock can be a great opportunity for you and why, in some categories, overstock is the best choice. Today we’ll share how to make profit from buying Amazon overstock and where is the best place to do it.

Running your own business can be very rewarding, but getting the right deals and buying the right merchandise to sell to your customers may be a challenge. The most difficult issue is pricing, as you need to buy as low as possible to secure any kind of profit on resale.Therefore, buying Amazon overstock for resale can be a great business, but you need to plan it well. So, what are these items, and where can you buy them?

Summer brings a big shopping opportunity for products dedicated to travel and outdoor time. If you are looking to acquire an inventory for summer, here are some categories you should be looking at.

Either you are a wholesaler, a trader or a retailer, you are in the business to make money!We live tough days: post pandemic, Ukrainia- Russia war, recession, petrol prices skyrocketed, all with direct impact on end-user buying-behaviour and your business profitability!You will have to shrink your margins, reduce costs and source better deals to survive and move on.Customers become wiser in their purchases, looking for smaller prices and spending money only on necessary products. What you should do:!! Avoid purchasing from untrusting sources! There are a lot of scammers on the market! Check the reviews and their history!!! Choose smartly...

We received many questions over the years we have been on the market and yet a few stand out as they do define and clarify our modus operandi. 1. Is this genuine Amazon stock? – Yes, as you can see both in pictures & videos – the products are in Amazon original boxes. 2.    Is this primary source? –    Yes, each box has our company details on the shipping label – proving we are not traders, but primary source so you get the best price possible 3.    Is the stock sifted?–    No, the stock is sold as it comes. We do not...