[GET] $100 A DAY FOOD FRENZY

[inboxtycoon]

Thank you Show...for the share...might try it with a twist...Repped...

[johnboy]

Reps added for share although I can't see anyone daft enough to buy stuff at those prices.

[Volition]

Thank you for the share show + rep!

[716VHS]

thanks for the share. +5 Reps added

[rekcahx99]

Awesome share!

and as always +5

[webiz101]

+5 reps added for the awesome share! Does anyone has the oto 3 http://work1hour.com/1adff-up3

[gostuff]

Thanks for sharing the food got me.

[mark64490]

I agree, people very aware of choices available for this type of buying, in the UK and many other places, Tesco deliver, ex-pats not usually dumb and able to shop around.
I do wonder if the writer truly makes $100 a day using this, especially with all the other products he produces, if outsourcing which seems to be his niche he could make 1000's a day with this and no need to sell so many IM products

(05-14-2017 07:51 AM)anatho Wrote:  This looks like a nice method. However, I see only one problem. You dropship from Amazon etc to US people living overseas. But, what is stopping them to buy from Amazon or Walmart themselves and get it way cheaper from there?

[Red eye]

Thank you
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[anatho]

Quote:If you have
ever been outside of the U.S., you know that cereal and candy
from the U.S. are priced insanely high, I’m talking $10+ for a
small box of cereal. So yes I will list a box of cereal I can buy in
the store for $3 for $6 then add $20 for international shipping
and keep the profit from the difference.

Wait ... so they do not want to pay $10 for a box although they could take it home immediately but they do not mind paying $20 ONLY FOR SHIPPING and then wait for a week or more? Ehhhmm ... what????

Quote:One is to dropship, once an order comes in you can go to
websites like, Wal-mart, Walgreens, CVS, Amazon etc and
simply put the customer info in and have them sent.

And what is holding people from doing this themselves and saving on rip-off shipping fees??