The 99p culture

[scotserve]

Ohhhh touchy today are we?

Point I am trying to make with dropshippers in particular is that many cut corners and work on micro budgets that means in many cases they do not protect themselves legally and place far far too much reliance on their suppliers  to almost run their business for them
Many drophippers push for you to sign up with the premis that all you have to do is collect the profit - well no its not really like that, you need to protect yourself from scammers, you need to abide by laws and regulations  - no one said it would be easy - well maybe a few dropshippers might to get you to part with cash.

[Rainee Bows]

me touchy ? never 


just bored with pointing out the advantages


Rainee x

[rafwraf]

 
Well I am a "NEWBOY" I only joined tonight and this is the first item I;ve read. All I can say is how very true. For many years I was a Sales Representative with a National Builders & Plumbers Merchant. We were always told we were selling to cheap and that selling begins when the customer says "no".
The trouble with today's culture most and nearly every one things of the Price first. There is much more to a Sale than Price. Give the customer better service than anyone else and he will come back even if your Prices are a bit Higher. Alright you sometimes have to have loss leaders but on that you have to be very careful. Only do it on things you are overstocked on because you cannot move them. Remember were not a Tesco's Sainsbury's or Morrissons.