Finding A Wholesale Dropship Company, 10 Sites You Can’t Miss Part Two

Phishing, Bad service, customer theft, delayed shipments, non-delivery of goods, credit card fraud PayPal scams, change of color, change of function cancellation of orders. With activities like these it’s no wonder that sourcing new wholesale dropship suppliers is fraught with danger. Thankfully there’s a few tools at your disposal to sort the star performers from the snake-oil salesmen and best of all they’re largely free. Check out part two of this two-part blog.

• 6) Fraudwatchers.org

Fraudwatchers.org is an excellent place to check if the company has been involved in any fraudulent activity

Sites like fraudwatchers, Rip off report and Scams.com are an excellent way of learning from other people’s mistakes

• 7) Ripoffreport.com and Scam.com

These are two sites in a similar vein to Fraudwatchers.org

• 8 ) Ebay.com

This is always a fantastic place to go to make sure that those fantastic bargains you’re getting aren’t desperately overpriced. No sales or no-profit sales will be the result.

• 9) Google Earth

Googleearth.com is another excellent resource. Checking out the satellite image of their address will let you know if your dropshipper is based in a factory, office building or residential apartment. If they’re based in a residential building then tread with caution.

• 10) Finally, their own website.

If their website looks shoddy, bare or if it looks like too much of their photography has been ripped off another site then it’s best to avoid. After all, if they’re too cheap to take their own photos how are they going to treat your customers?

Anyway, there you have it the 10 sites that will help you get a wholesale dropship supplier that will generate a good level of profit, treat you right and treat your customers well. Happy hunting.