Introduction to Amazon Online Arbitrage: Low Budget, Low Risk Business Model Explained

xbakerx

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AMAZON ONLINE ARBITRAGE (OA):

If you want to start your own business on Amazon but with low budget and afraid of drop shipping account suspension,
If your mind your queries for arbitrage. so read this and i hope understand all things in online arbitrage.

  • What is online arbitrage?
online arbitrage is a process in which we buy products from any retailers then sell on Amazon.
  • Is online arbitrage same as wholesale?
everything is almost same but there are few difference. it is not same as wholesale because in wholesale we need brand approval but in OA we can sell product without approval. basically we hunt product which is not restricted from brand, we can say auto approved product.
  • Can we start on individual account?
you can start it on individual account no need of business account,
  • LLC or LTD is necessary for Online Arbitrage?
No it is not necessary, because we need LLC or LTD for brand approval but in online arbitrage we don't need approval so we can start without LLC or LTD..
  • How much investment required for online Arbitrage?
we can start online arbitrage with 1500_2000$.
  • Can we buy products in Bulk?
we cannot buy products in Bulk, because we are not buying from brand, we are buying from any local stores so in starting we buy 10_20 units.
  • From where to source?
In OA we source product locally from any online retailers like Walmart, Disney, Lowes, Home Depot etc,
  • Is it Risky model as compare to Wholesale?
Online Arbitrage is much more secure than drop shipping, you may face IP complaint issues which can be removed easily. it is risky but less risky than drop shipping models.
It's not lengthy post if you have reached the end of the post while reading, it means you are interested and you have the enthusiasm to tackle it.
 
@juhav If Amazon asks for invoices in online arbitrage, you should provide them with legitimate and valid invoices from the retailers you purchased the products from. If you are unable to provide invoices, your account may be suspended
 
@juhav OA is safer than dropshipping because the seller has more control over the products being sold, avoids reliance on third-party suppliers, and can handle customer service directly, leading to fewer negative reviews and a lower risk of account suspension
 
@orange1973 Amazon does accept invoices as a form of proof of product authenticity and to ensure compliance with their policies. Sellers need to provide valid invoices from the retailers they sourced their products from to avoid account suspension or termination
 
@xbakerx bro the suppliers you mention won't give you invoices.
they only give you reciepts which are not acceptable by Amazon.
Speaking from experience after deactivating 2 accounts
 
Plz also highlight the downside when u tell positive aspects of anything.
2 major problems in OA are
Order cancellation
N ip complains
N also professional amazon selling plan is recommended
 
@believer492 OA has downsides such as order cancellation & IP complaints. Professional Amazon selling plan is recommended. Retailer stores may cancel orders due to address changes
 
@juliejones An IP complaint refers to a complaint of intellectual property infringement, such as trademark, copyright, or patent infringement, made by a brand owner against a seller on a platform like Amazon
 
@lordoursavior To avoid IP complaints as an Amazon seller, monitor your listings for IP violations, purchase products from authorized distributors, use high-quality images and descriptions, respond promptly to complaints, and seek legal advice if needed
 
Can you suggest me any platform through which i can learn OA...Because i am not able to create a account on evs.....And if you have EVS account can you please give it to me...
 
@blseiple There are many resources online for learning OA, including Udemy, YouTube, and Facebook groups. Unfortunately, I cannot provide an EVS account due to policy restrictions
 
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