Where can I find legit dropshippers

**Klancenet** · 05-07-2009 07:35 AM

I'm looking to start a niche online store and realized I don't have the funds to order hundreds of products to actually make a decent store. I need a drop shipper. I know that the internet is not a good place to find legit wholesalers, so where do I go?

**Lambo** · 05-07-2009 08:34 PM

ive heard about worldwidebrands.com

**Klancenet** · 05-08-2009 06:00 PM

Those are legit but very saturated.

**dfveteran** · 05-08-2009 06:28 PM

World Wide Brands are not even drop shippers. World wide brands is a place to get information on what drop shippers will work with home business. They don't sell any products, therefore they can't be oversaturated.

They merely tell their customers what drop shippers sell the products they are looking for. They list contact information like phone numbers or websites that belong to the drop shipper selling the products their customers are looking for.

For example; if you are looking to buy sterling silver jewelry,
you would type sterling silver jewelry in to World Wide Brands search engine,
and their search engine would list all the drop shippers and wholesale distributors contact informaton that sell sterling silver jewelry.

I have been using world wide brands for several years and know first hand that they do not sell products. They are the best way to save hours upon hours of research time looking for real drop shippers and wholesale distributors. I would recommend them to anyone looking for reliable drop shippers.

I hope that clears up the confusion about World Wide Brands.

**chuff1026** · 05-08-2009 08:46 PM

doba is also saturated but if you have a niche and the right marketing you will be fine

**Klancenet** · 05-09-2009 07:37 PM

Originally Posted by dfveteran

World Wide Brands are not even drop shippers. World wide brands is a place to get information on what drop shippers will work with home business. They don't sell any products, therefore they can't be oversaturated.

They merely tell their customers what drop shippers sell the products they are looking for. They list contact information like phone numbers or websites that belong to the drop shipper selling the products their customers are looking for.

For example; if you are looking to buy sterling silver jewelry,
you would type sterling silver jewelry in to World Wide Brands search engine,
and their search engine would list all the drop shippers and wholesale distributors contact informaton that sell sterling silver jewelry.

I have been using world wide brands for several years and know first hand that they do not sell products. They are the best way to save hours upon hours of research time looking for real drop shippers and wholesale distributors. I would recommend them to anyone looking for reliable drop shippers.

I hope that clears up the confusion about World Wide Brands.

Yes, I know that worldwidebrands does not sell products, thats a given. I've done research for weeks about dropshipping. Worldwidebrands is saturated, they have all their dropshippers listed on their website after you pay the fee. They are also the only dropshipping website approved by ebay, making it even more saturated.

**thomas5280** · 05-10-2009 01:18 PM

Hey,

This sounds interesting to me. I can offer you dropshipping services but first would need to know if you are looking for International sales/dropshipping?

**Klancenet** · 05-11-2009 03:29 PM

Um, I would be selling the items on ebay and on a website. So yes sales would be international, but could also be only in USA.

**Neustance** · 05-14-2009 10:29 PM

Hi,
If your interested in selling high tech electronics such as MIDs, UMPC, netbooks, and other misc. hardware please send me a message, we can supply you and dropship items in the USA and Europe.

Thanks,
Francisco
Wirelession Electronics, Ltd.
Wirelession Electronics Ltd.

**gotbiz** · 05-15-2009 11:05 AM

Aren't the wholesalers that you purchase from now able to drop ship for you?

**orange655321** · 05-26-2009 07:13 PM

Originally Posted by Klancenet

I'm looking to start a niche online store and realized I don't have the funds to order hundreds of products to actually make a decent store. I need a drop shipper. I know that the internet is not a good place to find legit wholesalers, so where do I go?

skip the services which hide the suppliers from you. WWB is a great resource for supplier details. Also, you can create a free account at - Home Inventory Source - Wholesale Drop Ship Automation Data Services and Customizable Supply Chain Management Solutions and view the supplier programs and all supplier contact details for free with your registration. There is no paid list and there is no 7 days and if you forget to cancel you are charged type of account....its just free to learn about the suppliers and all of the guides and tutorials are free as well. You can work with the suppliers directly or add a data service if needed.

**The Stealthy One** · 05-26-2009 09:37 PM

I only know of vistawholesale.com personally (quite reliable), but their products are rather niche-oriented. Still, I realize they may have what you're looking for. Sorry I couldn't be of more help!

**hockey97** · 07-06-2009 09:03 PM

well do your research. Contact the manfuactors direct. Ask for the distributors information.

Then approach in person or give them a call. You can even e-mail them. However I heard the professional way to handle this is to give them a call. Talk with them and try to negotiate a contract or some agreement that they can do drop shipping. I learned this from my marketing teacher. You might still not get anything. It's just a worth to try it. My teacher does this for firms. The best thing is start your research from asking questions from the manufacturers of the products you want. You will find legit distributors and wholesellers. You can always ask them or ask the manufacture that you want a drop ship service and would their wholesellers or distributes do that. I was told the distributors will do it. Yet when you talk with them you don't give any hint that your buying just one or 2 or 3. The reason is that if you don't buy in bulk. They try to force you to go to a retail store that they work with. The reason is that retail stores can sue them for stealing the market. They have some agreements to follow. you have to be a business in order to do this. Otherwise they will deny working with you.

Hope this helps any. If you don't find out directly with the manufacturers. Then you can be talking to middle men. They could charge a arm in a leg.

THis is all I can say. Hope it helps any.