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Old 05-12-2008, 11:31 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Retail/Wholesale Dilemma w/ Yahoo Small Business

I need to have a wholesale/retail ecommerce store. I have an ecommerce store through Yahoo Small Business--and I've geared it toward wholesale. The problem is that now I need one for retail, but the store name is associated with the wholesale store, and apparently I can't change it.

For instance, I bought two domains (i.e.): www mystuff com -- and initially started the yahoo store with this.

Then, realizing that Y! doesn't have a custom account option for wholesalers to purchase at a different price, I bought a domain (i.e.) www mystuffwholesale com. But now the yahoo store won't let me switch my domain to the second one--they say it has to be affiliated with the first.

So mystuff com = the wholesale store = no public access; and I'm not sure what to do about a retail store except choose a new business name, incorporate it under the original as a DBA, and then include the products in a new store?

Any other ideas?

Really all I want is to be able to sell wholesale and retail. I don't have up front cash to hire a web builder, and need something fairly straight forward.

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If you already run a wholesale operation with Yahoo SB.... could you maybe open your retail store using another service or possibly have a site designed for it? This isn't my business model so this is more of a question then it is advice.
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