DVDs in bulk?

**crud3w4re** · 04-12-2007 07:57 PM

Does anyone know of any DVD bulk sellers or drop shipping?

**PsiPro** · 04-12-2007 08:50 PM

Within 24 hours the same people who always do will post a reply here offering their drop shipping services... I suggest you just take a look at one of the other threads to save the time of waiting for them.

**rob2009** · 04-12-2007 09:48 PM

ebay wholesale lots.

theres a load of them

**DrMoney** · 04-12-2007 11:26 PM

rob your back OMG....

**Young Spark** · 04-13-2007 06:52 AM

I know a few of them, hit me up as I was browsing through dropshippers and such earlier.

**sea2430** · 04-15-2007 11:49 PM

My website is www.mydvdconnection.com. All of the new releases are only $9.99. Other movies cost less. All movies are new and original. No minimum orders are required, but larger orders get even better discounts. I have movies out a week before they are in stores.

**sea2430** · 04-15-2007 11:50 PM

My website is www.mydvdconnection.com. All of the new releases are only $9.99. Other movies cost less. All movies are new and original. No minimum orders are required, but larger orders get even better discounts. I have movies out a week before they are in stores. Go to the website or send an e-mail to sales@mydvdconnection.com.

**Young Spark** · 04-16-2007 03:47 AM

sea... we need some more proof then just your 2 posts... that could be calling for spam

**Young Spark** · 04-16-2007 12:38 PM

By the way, I got a couple of source (one that has new releases for only $3.00 a piece with the order of 50+ DVD's and only $6.00 a piece for 1-49 DVD's

**pbradish** · 04-16-2007 01:02 PM

I wouldn't recommend selling DVD's or CD's unless you have something else unique to offer or plan on focusing on a niche. It's a very saturated market and competition is high. Not to mention small profit margins unless you push really high volumes.

**Young Spark** · 04-16-2007 01:55 PM

Well me myself recommend it highly. If you have the right source, profit margin can be quite high. For example, I found a couple resources that are proven legitimate that sell DVD's at (like I said above) $3.00 or so. Figuring you sell the DVD's for retail price of $19.99 ... that's close to a 200% return on your investment.

Now offering such things as prizes and running contests and such can also make your site good as well. Why? Because then many people will believe the owner is interactive with their site and can afford to give away stuff like that.

At the same time, its not too saturated. For example: Amazon sell's DVD's... but they also sell many other things. NetFlix rents DVD's out, that's a seperate niche then selling them. Unless I am missing something (which I'm sure I am somewhere) I don't know of one big company that is actually selling DVD's ... it can also be expanded later with video games and CD's as well if the seller feel's it will bring in more profit (which then I wouldn't recommend the DVD selling, because the CD's and video games will make it seem like the DVD's aren't even there.)

**stand856** · 04-16-2007 02:25 PM

and those dvds are not Chinese or Taiwanese made?

**Young Spark** · 04-16-2007 02:42 PM

No... they're factory sealed and manufactured in the U.S. The same DVD's you buy in retail stores.

**stand856** · 04-16-2007 02:58 PM

then it's a hell of a deal at $3 a pop

**sal329** · 04-16-2007 07:07 PM

I looked for DVD's and games and come up with nothing. I found ones that sell "new releases" that were newback in 99. Or they do sell new releases but cost $19.00.