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I enjoy selling on Ebay and want to do it full time for a living. Does anyone know how to go about it?

I've had decent success with my personal auctions, and just like the whole concept of Ebay. I know some people make a full time living with Ebay and wonder how can I get started full time? How does one go about having their own store where stocking and shipping of merchandise is optional? Any legit ways to get a store started? I've heard of Salehoo but don't know much about it. Any info on how to get an Ebay career started would be appreciated.

Public Comments

1. you could just put fliers up saying want to sell something on ebay --- don't have the time to list it and watch it and take photos! call me i'll do it cheap for you! and set some sort of % that you get for what ever anyone gets! That or look for whole sell items by them with yourmoney and resell them on ebay! Garage sales are great - buy things for cheap - reselt them for a bit more!
2. I used to sell on Ebay on a part-time basis. My merchandise consisted of items from my own home, as well as large lots I purchased as overstocks and/or returned items. You can find these wholesalers all over the internet. The key is finding the good ones. (I'd recommend some, but it's been a couple of years). Products can also be purchased from some retailers directly. Some stores will let you come on a given day and buy large lots of their closeouts at a discount. Call around and see who will work with you. Be very wary of dropshippers, unless you can confirm their reliability. There are some scams out there, plus dropshipping can significantly increase shipping time. This can result in low feedback ratings... be careful! The money I made was decent, not great, but if you work full-time, you can make much more.
3. Go to http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/affiliate-program.html to find out more about selling on ebay or you can to this link and download a free step by step ebook called the complete morons guide to buying and selling on ebay.http://mydigitaldispatch.com/plan/
4. I also enjoy selling on EBAY. It depends on what you are going to sell. I have sold things i wouldn't give a nickle for that brings big bucks. On the other hand i have bought things at a good price thinking i could make a tidy profit and wham. NO SALE. Use your vacation time if you are currently employed and try to make what you would normally make off of EBAY. A Lot of research is required along with trial and error. The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence, but it still needs to be mowed! Hope to see you on EBAY!