Wholesale 101

If you ship your online orders through FedEx, this blog post is going to interest you!  Approximately two weeks ago a man from Hawaii named Siala Taito filed a Class Action Lawsuit against FedEx for "breach of contract" due to FedEx's failure to deliver a package on time and refusal to refund the amount paid for the service. Now this is where things get really interesting, according to the lawsuit, "The lead plaintiff, Mr. Taito, says he sent a package via FedEx Express Priority O …

If you have followed this blog for some time you probably know that we absolutely love to share information about scams with you so you can safely sell online, so when we came across this absolutely amazing man named Jim Browning from Europe who is on a mission to not only bust scammers, but also reverse the roles and show you their face and location, we had to write about this hero. Let’s begin ~ Jim Browning, clearly a computer technology expert, video records and screen records all of h …

It happens. People make mistakes. But some people feel like the seller should correct their error. If you are currently living through this, here's what to do:First, ask for a photo of the item if you need to make 100% sure this is the buyers fault. It’s always possible you could have shipped the wrong item. Once you have confirmed that this situation is absolutely the buyers fault, you have three choices:1. You point to your Return Policy, even if the Return Policy says “No Returns” on this …

No matter what you sell online, chances are you have gotten a product with makeup on it. It has always made me wonder how makeup gets on some of the things we have seen it on, ranging from clothing to home goods to shoes… yes, SHOES! How do you get lipstick on a shoe? I guess that part is a mystery, but removing the makeup isn’t. Here’s what you need to do:Tip: People keep saying to use Dawn Dish Soap but unless you want to wash the clothing afterwards, Dawn contains dyes (which is why it’s …

You’re likely reading this blog post because you are an online seller who is frustrated with fellow sellers stealing the product images that you worked hard to take… and anyone who says “Taking product photos is easy” probably has pretty awful pics or it’s only their 3rd day in business. Either way, here’s some things for you to consider:Unless your product is something customized like those fancy paintings, candles or engraved wood art on etsy, I am willing to bet you’re likely reselling someon …