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Read onlyHi everyone, I'm new to this business. I started late last year now I'm. Starting to get a few sales here and there. I have PL & Arbitrage andy account so far, and I'm looking to add wholesale soon. My main goal is PL ,but I'm just added Arbitrage and wholesale to get a few extra dollars to build up my sales so I can gain more funds to take my (PL) further.. Question, which business model is more profitable, Arbitrage or wholesale? How long does it take to gain 4-5 sales daily in (arbitrage and Wholesale)? How long does it take for my first payout from seller central?
Thanks a lot.
Arbitrage is not a sustainable business plan for Amazon. One wrong step (and most of the steps are wrong) and you will lose your inventory (if sent to Amazon), your funds, and your account.
Never make the mistake of assuming that because you are able to list something that you then have the right to do so. Amazon cannot grant anyone the right to sell a brand. They can only allow / not allow listing. Amazon assumes you have the right to sell. That can be granted only by the brand owner.
I wouldn't plan to far ahead without drastically changing your business model. Amazon will start asking for invoices and your LoA for those brands you are currently doing arbitrage on and your amazon career will be permanently over.
Hello @Seller_oZepmbrOZb7aT- and thank you for joining us here on the seller forums.
While I can't recommend any business strategies to sellers, I can share this Seller University video on appropriately sourcing inventory, and this resource on the dos and don'ts of drop shipping from the forums team in case there's any helpful information for you in either!
Thanks,
Danny