19 July 2006
| Product: |
Salehoo is an online directory of wholesale distributors. |
| Re-Launched On: |
Thursday, May 18, 2006 |
| Product Type: |
Directory of wholesalers with tips on selling on eBay |
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| Rating: |
    (14 votes, average: 4.21 out of 5) |
| What Am I Buying? |
- Salehoo’s directory of wholesale distributors (which includes liquidators, dropshippers and wholesalers).
- A private, members’ forum. (This is gold. See why under first point in benefits, below.)
- Tips and advice in dealing with these distributors (you will find them dispersed around the site to remind you)
- 3 bonus software (related to eBay auctions, although I personally felt that there are better programs - which require more $$$ of course)
- 3 bonus eBooks (related to auctions and flea markets)
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| Features: |
- Wholesale source categories range from art & collectibles to clothes, books, computers & gaming, jewelry & watches, movies & music, shoes & fashion to toys!
- Some products (with prices) you might want to look at (the page is graphic intensive, give it more time to load while you read the rest of the review)
- Country-specific sources if you are from Australia or UK.
- Sites of the month feature
- Database Updates for new distributors and removal of those with recurring complaints…
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| Benefits/Pros: |
- The members’ forum is where you go to verify the integrity of a source and chat with other members on their experience with other dealers - it’s always a good thing to know you’re not alone.
- The tips and tricks serve as reminders, which is a good thing, especially if you are just starting out or you happen to have a question like, "Should I use escrow services?"
- If you want to sell something that their current database of distributors don’t carry, then Salehoo will look for a source for you.
- The database is more than enough. You should be able to find a dealer with whatever you have in mind (and people will want to buy)
- The items are not only for online sales (eBay and other auctions), but also great if you have an offline, brick-and-mortar store. One lingerie dealer I found even had a starter kit to help you set up your store with necessary items (based on their experience, the items that will be more common amongst buyers).
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| Cons: |
They don’t carry dealers that sell electronic pianos (the ones musicians gig with). BUT Salehoo promised to look for a source for me if I’ll tell them about it. I figured that I wasn’t very keen on selling pianos, so I let that pass. |
| Format (Price): |
Online access of wholesale suppliers, USD49.95 (one-time fee for a lifetime of benefits) |
| Requirement(s): |
Capital to order from the wholesalers, so you can do your business. |
| Who It’s For: |
- If you are selling (or interested in selling) tangible consumer products, Salehoo’s directory will give you a galore of suppliers.
- If you would like to purchase tangible consumer products at wholesale price (depending on the product, bulk purchase has different meanings from 5 to 1000) - the products can be for yourself or for sharing with a few friends, or even as gifts. Use your imagination.
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| Tips & Advice: |
This membership can be priceless or worthless, depending on whether you want to search the directory for products to buy.
So, have something in mind to sell/buy first, then go get Salehoo. At that point time, I will highly recommend Salehoo to you.
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I use Salehoo and it is NOT a scam. Doba is the scam.
December 30th, 2006 at 6:51 am
I have used salehoo and I find it very helpful. The forum they haev is very useful as well as the salehoo product research lab.
August 1st, 2007 at 1:47 pm
Hi.
Good design, who make it?
November 29th, 2007 at 2:53 am
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January 12th, 2008 at 4:50 pm
Me, I made it =)
February 29th, 2008 at 5:22 pm