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(12-03-2016 04:30 AM)ratzazz Wrote: [ -> ]__________________________________________________________________________________________________________
1. What exactly happens when a customer buys something?
- Do they pay me and then I have to buy the item from the 'supplier' or is the buying done automatically through the software or what?
2. Also, can you limit where customers can buy from?
- i.e. If the product doesn't ship outside USA for instance.
Enjoy,
RA 
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1) The software is able to pull data and import content from Amazon, eBay, Ali Express and Walmart.
The automation is in terms of setting up your store.
But not automation in running your ecommerce biz.
Once your buyer buys and pays you, you still need to contact the vendor to do delivery.
The way I see it is this removes one major headache in using drop shipping in ecommerce, which is research and setting up your own online store.
2) I believe there is a filtering which allows you to filter the criteria of the products you want to import to your store.
Personally I believe this is similiar to what is offered here
https://alidropship.com/
But that is $87 for one store.
Cheers
SW
(12-03-2016 07:22 AM)samuraiwarrior Wrote: [ -> ] (12-03-2016 04:30 AM)ratzazz Wrote: [ -> ]__________________________________________________________________________________________________________
1. What exactly happens when a customer buys something?
- Do they pay me and then I have to buy the item from the 'supplier' or is the buying done automatically through the software or what?
2. Also, can you limit where customers can buy from?
- i.e. If the product doesn't ship outside USA for instance.
1) The software is able to pull data and import content from Amazon, eBay, Ali Express and Walmart.
The automation is in terms of setting up your store.
But not automation in running your ecommerce biz.
Once your buyer buys and pays you, you still need to contact the vendor to do delivery.
The way I see it is this removes one major headache in using drop shipping in ecommerce, which is research and setting up your own online store.
2) I believe there is a filtering which allows you to filter the criteria of the products you want to import to your store.
Cheers
SW
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It also just occurred to me that the "dropshippers" might have a problem sending your purchase to a different address than your purchase address.
Also, the "dropshipper" would include their own branding, messages, etc in the delivery package right so that would be bad.
Like they include a packing slip for the $29.99 that you paid them and your customer paid you $49.99. YIKES!!!
End of customer.
Enjoy,
RA
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(12-03-2016 07:35 AM)ratzazz Wrote: [ -> ]
It also just occurred to me that the "dropshippers" might have a problem sending your purchase to a different address than your purchase address.
Also, the "dropshipper" would include their own branding, messages, etc in the delivery package right so that would be bad.
Like they include a packing slip for the $29.99 that you paid them and your customer paid you $49.99. YIKES!!!
End of customer.
Enjoy,
RA
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Of course we negotiate the rules with the drop shipper.
This is being done all the time.
You can request to put your own brand.
And for invoice, they can put what price you want.
Because at the end of the day, you are their customer, and not the person they are delivering to,
In fact many of the eCom courses teaches about this in detail.
One example of an excellent course is eCom Premier Academy.
I had conducted a GB on this.
There is a whole module just on this topic alone.
SamuraiWarrior,
You mentioned username in Paypal notes, sorry missed that
User is MellowD here and name was Darren Burgess thanks
(12-03-2016 08:44 PM)MellowD Wrote: [ -> ]how long for delivery?
I mentioned this when I send the payment link.
See under the section DELIVERY
hi may i know how the emart hub be comparable to platforms like shopify and how does the product be marketed as i understand that the products be pulled over from amazon, fb store etc?
is still available as the current website, the offer is closed?
(12-05-2016 01:20 AM)chocobo2016 Wrote: [ -> ]hi may i know how the emart hub be comparable to platforms like shopify and how does the product be marketed as i understand that the products be pulled over from amazon, fb store etc?
is still available as the current website, the offer is closed?
Its a word press plugin.
And by using it on your website, its able to populate your sote with products pulled in from amazon, ebay and ali express.
You can either use it with the word press theme that comes with one of the otos, or your own ecommerce themes.
Its compatible with woo commerce.
The layout depends on the theme you use.
The vendor closes the offer.
So the only way you can buy is through me.
i see, is there discount for previous BSO buyer?
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