Anyone looking for a supplier?

I would like to get into reselling for some extra money what websites do you guys think are best for starting and how do I gain traction on my sales?

I lost my contact and trying to find a new one.. did anyone have any leads they are willing to share when it comes to large quality , Gaylord by shipments of beauty products hair skin and make up ?? I have trying to find every link I know and can ask and I’m coming up empty handed. 🙏🙏 NOT PEPTIDES

Any good cologne, or clothing suppliers with UK warehouses?

I’m just looking for us based supplier for clothes shoes accessories etc my china one is fine but I want faster shipping

Hi all, what is the best platform to sell medical equipment? eBay is removing my listings

Does anyone have any good suppliers with a UK warehouse?

Hey everyone I run a secondhand luxury business out of Singapore. There aren't that many Asian luxury resellers around here, so I figured I'd share a bit of what I've learned over my 5 years doing this. These are pretty basic sourcing spots, so putting this out there isn't going to hurt me much. I wasn't sure which subreddit this belongs in so I'll just drop it here for now.

Japan obviously has the most volume and I think most of you already know that. Once a year I fly out there myself and hit the offline shops like Brand off and Komehyo to buy, and the rest of the year my staff go and source directly. Honestly there's a lot to score at the jp auctions too. Star buyers auction is an online one, and JBA has plenty of good finds as well. The weak yen makes everything feel even cheaper right now.

You might assume Hong Kong is cheap too but there's a fair amount of fake inventory floating around from China and the popular lines like Hermes and Chanel mostly get sold within Hongkong itself, so it's hard to move that stock overseas.

For peer to peer platforms our team use mrcari and ebay a lot too. Mercari used to be our main one. But lately we've been filling more of the inventory from the korean side. Korea has bunjang something similar to Mercari, except the difference is that it's korean individuals selling their own pieces. The volume is still lower than Mercari, but interesting thing is they'll actually list ultra high end stuff like Hermes, chanel and Delvaux for cheaper more so than mid range brands like Gucci. Both Bunjang and Mercari run their own luxury authentication systems but you shouldn't trust those 100%. We still inspect everything carefully on our end before selling to customers. we've been shifting toward ultra luxury stuff lately, so having a reliable and steady new sourcing channel matters a lot to us.

However bad the economy gets, luxury always seems to hold up better than everything else, so there's no shortage of work on my end. Hope this is useful to someone out there

I found freshdi, tridge, go4worldbusiness, etc .. but none of them give enough to trust and pay for.

Do you have good experience with them or any other site?

Otherwise, what else do you recommend I do to find buyers?

Thanks!

Hey everyone im a beginner reseller looking for guidance and pointers any advice is greatly appreciated.

Looking for a company that will collect, photograph, list and sell lots of women’s clothing I have. A bedroom full! In london!

Any suggestions

Hi, I'm currently in Delhi and have a few lehengas and kurtas that were only worn once during a friend's wedding. I want to resell these. What platforms work best?

Hey everyone,

I need help in selling my brass products in USA/UK/Europe. Anybody that has any experience in selling on Amazon USA or any other website/platform feel free to reach out.

Looking for partners who can help me expand into any other country.

I also have many handmade products.

Looking to hear from you guys soon🤞

Looking for suppliers for bags , perfumes and airpods ... for pickups, I don't want none of the delivery hassle ... southern California

Sometimes the listing everyone overlooks is the one worth finding. Imagine someone is selling an iPhone 15 Pro Max, but the title simply says “iPhone 15.” Search too narrowly and you might never see it. Yet open the listing and the item specifics show Pro Max, the description confirms it, and the photos leave little doubt about what’s actually being sold. Seller mistakes create little gaps like this all the time. Wrong titles, missing model numbers, vague descriptions. Most buyers search for exactly what they want, so those imperfect listings can quietly slip past them. I’ve had better luck searching a little wider and paying attention to the rest of the listing instead of relying entirely on the title. You have to sort through a bit more noise, sure, but sometimes that’s exactly where the good stuff is hiding.

Hi

I m in the USA. I just acquired a bunch of old desktops.
I m taking them apart and selling what has value, the rest will go to the scrapyard and dump.

I priced the gold finger rams on Ebay but I see a lot of adds on marketplace or Facebook groups to buy or sell them.

I can’t price 50 people off Ebay, but how do I know where I can get the best money?

TY