I get a lot of questions from people about where to find the as seen on TV products. So here it is, you can find pretty much every infomercial related product through this supplier.They currently have over 1100 products in their database.

WholesalerHub - This wholesaler provides services for US, UK & EU companies. WholesalerHub is a directory website. They currently have over 14,000 wholesalers, dropshippers & distributors in their directory. One thing I like about this directory is the “user comments”. You can read the comments from previous buyers to see if the supplier is worthwhile or a scam. The database is updated regularly with free suppliers. Lifetime access is only $44.99 which I find acceptable for a directory of this size. I give this website 2 thumbs-up! Great attention to detail & customer service.

Shopster - This supplier provides many different types of products such as toys, Musical Instruments, electronics, health & beauty supplies and more. Shopster currently carries a database of thousands of products available in your own online store. Plus they offer a great dropshipping program as well. Shopster is quickly becoming a dominant force in the dropshipping arena.

Resellers Database - This is a paid inclusion directory website. I really like this supplier and have used them myself in my own ebay business. Since this is a paid membership site ($19.95 yr) it does at least provide a quality directory of wholesale and dropship suppliers. You can buy just about anything through this website including, iPods, Laptops, cameras and more. This site seems to be pretty much all brand name products and has a pretty decent dropshipping program.

Chyannes Dropshipping - Is a UK based supplier of video games and game systems. This is a membership site but the Bronze package is only $9.99 a year which isn’t bad. There is a wide range of games available on this site. This would be a great dropshipper for selling on ebays UK or other European sites.

Splifit - This is what I call, “Thinking outside of the box”. Splifit is what’s known as a reverse auction. On Splifit, they tell you the most you can bid on a product and the then most unique bid between a certain price range wins the product. I know the concept sounds strange at first but these are the types of things that will come about with WEB2.0 (more…)

KeepYourCash - Offers a different approach to ebay business. I will admit that after many years selling on ebay, I myself have sold many of the sample products I receive from my suppliers. The idea behind this business concept is to use the sample products provided by International suppliers to help jump start your ebay business. (more…)

BuyBuyDirect is another new online supply house. This site offers a lot of unique items such as LED belt buckles, Belly rings and other bling. The overall layout of the site and the menu structure make for easy navigation. The one problem I found with this site is that it doesn’t offer a lot of options for more common place products. This site would work well for someone who is interested in dabbling with ebay or a more experienced seller looking to expand their business. Either way, it’s a site worth checking out.

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Programs that sell wholesale items are known to pull your chain now and then. I have been scammed once before with a system that promised me all of these great things, only to find that I was chasing and looking other places to find what I wanted and needed. I just was not what I had expected. (more…)