Coli Brehs Who Need A Side Hustle: Let Me Put You Up On Game With Amazon FBA

[Him Duncan]

Was thinking about doing this a few weeks ago. Guess I'll finally jump into it now.

What exactly do you use to scan

Use your phone. Download the amazon seller app

 

[Him Duncan]

Scan it.
Choose quantity and price.
Select list product.

Once you have everything you want to send scanned in follow the steps under send/replenish inventory

 

[Drones]

Been doing this since May. Nice post i was thinking about making some tutorials

Got any tips on packing multipacks? I bought this cereal that measures 13.5x19.5x3 but its in a multipack of two...way too big for the 11x13 suffocation bags I have.

EDIT - nvm, just used saran wrap...

 

[tan900]

Just got approved in Grocery finna go to my watering hole tomorrow and stock up on some breakfast cereal with a 13,000 rank...

What you had to do to get approved in groceries, i submitted some docs a while back to amazon and they hit me with the .

I've hadn't tried since...what you had to do?

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

I bought my first inventory for Christmas today. I was't even looking but I went to Wally World to get some tape and they had grocery baskets full of stuff labeled $5. Found some stuff going for $25 on Amazon. I know they joints will be like $40 during the holidays. I can barely contain myself. I am so ready to get this money. Will probably start seriously shopping once the sales start.

 

[tan900]

I bought my first inventory for Christmas today. I was't even looking but I went to Wally World to get some tape and they had grocery baskets full of stuff labeled $5. Found some stuff going for $25 on Amazon. I know they joints will be like $40 during the holidays. I can barely contain myself. I am so ready to get this money. Will probably start seriously shopping once the sales start.

I'm processing and packing 200 Units ready to ship as we speak. From now on I'll be sending in 300 to 400 units per week until the first week of Dec. Has Amazon hit you up with the long term storage fee's yet? I already know they gonna tear my ass up.

 

[Drones]

What you had to do to get approved in groceries, i submitted some docs a while back to amazon and they hit me with the .

I've hadn't tried since...what you had to do?

I just went to three different stores, bought 5x of the cheapest groceries they had that were listed on AMZ, and then scanned the receipts. On the receipts I wrote the SKU for each item and my shop name. Then I wrote out the 3 different SKUs in the body of the message I sent in the email. I only picked products that were a dollar or less so in total it cost me less than $15.

 

[TrueAlphaMale]

1x

 

[tan900]

I just went to three different stores, bought 5x of the cheapest groceries they had that were listed on AMZ, and then scanned the receipts. On the receipts I wrote the SKU for each item and my shop name. Then I wrote out the 3 different SKUs in the body of the message I sent in the email. I only picked products that were a dollar or less so in total it cost me less than $15.

That's exactly what i did

they were on some "how we know you aint purchase this for your personal consumption" shyt.

and they shot me down.


I'm gonna try it again tomorrow. Maybe I'll get lucky with a different rep.

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

I'm processing and packing 200 Units ready to ship as we speak. From now on I'll be sending in 300 to 400 units per week until the first week of Dec. Has Amazon hit you up with the long term storage fee's yet? I already know they gonna tear my ass up.

Nah. Not yet. I am scared but it's cool I still have inventory from last Christmas that should take care of that.

300 to 400 unit already? I wanna start doing that but I have to focus on my Ebay. Sept through November is for clothing and I need to get as much of that as possible so I can spend it on Amazon.

Where do you source? Do you do retail or wholesale?

 

[tan900]

Now is a good time to start reselling textbooks if anybody needed a product to sell.

Good money in selling textbooks on Amazon, but i've found that a lot of customers scam the hell out of textbook FBA sellers. I've been burned one too many times and decided to leave textbooks alone.

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

I just went to three different stores, bought 5x of the cheapest groceries they had that were listed on AMZ, and then scanned the receipts. On the receipts I wrote the SKU for each item and my shop name. Then I wrote out the 3 different SKUs in the body of the message I sent in the email. I only picked products that were a dollar or less so in total it cost me less than $15.

Yep that is what I did too. Super easy. I love selling groceries.

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

That's exactly what i did

they were on some "how we know you aint purchase this for your personal consumption" shyt.

and they shot me down.


I'm gonna try it again tomorrow. Maybe I'll get lucky with a different rep.

You have to buy at least 3 of the same item and it should a product that is on Amazon.

 

[tan900]

Nah. Not yet. I am scared but it's cool I still have inventory from last Christmas that should take care of that.

300 to 400 unit already? I wanna start doing that but I have to focus on my Ebay. Sept through November is for clothing and I need to get as much of that as possible so I can spend it on Amazon.

Where do you source? Do you do retail or wholesale?

My inventory consist of about 50% wholesale/liquidation, 30% Target, Walmart, Kmart, and Toys R Us clearance, 20% Goodwill, Salvation Army, Estate Sales and Yard Sales.

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

My inventory consist of about 50% wholesale/liquidation, 30% Target, Walmart, Kmart, and Toys R Us clearance, 20% Goodwill, Salvation Army, Estate Sales and Yard Sales.

Oh okay so you do it all. Got ya. I know people don't like giving up there sources so I won't ask but how did you go about finding a decent wholesaler. I feel stumped in that area.