Yeah, no seller will want to make a loss and likewise no buyer will like to over pay. When the same commodity can be bought on other online market place at a lower price .
Sites to do business online
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you are right a balance has to be strike here so that you don't over price your product and lose customer at the end
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yes you can use social media as a whole specially Instagram you are making a good attempt at tarting a business
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I think eBay is mostly for crafts that's why it is not really active again.
These sites are not popular in my country. The ones I make use of are konga and jumia
I've used Amazon as a buyer only. I don't like most online shopping sites because it takes a long time to get your items. I would work on Amazon Kindle if possible, but it seems it not easy to make money with it too.
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This is why I have pause buying things online , the delay and sending what you didn't order for can be frustrating
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These are mostly for Nigerians at least they do try with their services
You can visit Forums and read dozens of posts every day from people who are quick to tell you that you can't make money online for free anymore, or you can find the few that are posting about how they are doing it every day. Don't let the nay sayers block your progress. Once you start even a trickle of Satoshi showing up in your accounts that keep on growing every day, it's easy to listen to your inner voice telling you Oh Yes You Can
Definitely, these are the websites that people use to do affiliate marketing with or dropshipping especially amazon.
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Yeah and if you can do it well you can make good money off them
Ebay is just like an Amazon. Both of them are reputable online e-commerce stores that you can buy or sell your merchandise. They have good name people don't doubt their legitimacy.
That's true. Both e-Bay and Amazon are trusted sites and they are very popular worldwide.
Not sure if you have heard of it before but there is an app in Southeast Asia that allows people to sell items that they own, whether new or preowned, onto the app. You can conduct the deal through postal service or 1-to-1 meet up.
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So doing business on the site wouldn't be a bad idea as they are already trusted sites to work with.
That's right. They are legit sites, so you can do business on them.
