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The Wholesale Company Thread

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  • Danjames90
    Danjames90 Posts: 110 Forumite
    DKLS wrote: »
    You dont need to spend a penny to find decent wholesalers, its surprising how easy it can be. There are always trade fairs full of wholesalers in all sectors.

    I used to go to the Spring and Autumn Fair, to source my suppliers.

    Yeah I have been to a couple of these but suppliers always seem to not want to supply to me without a registered company and website etc.

    Have you found this to be different?
  • DKLS
    DKLS Posts: 13,461 Forumite
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    Danjames90 wrote: »
    Yeah I have been to a couple of these but suppliers always seem to not want to supply to me without a registered company and website etc.

    Have you found this to be different?

    The main thing is not to ask for a credit account initially, then they are much more keen to trade with you, a fairly decent initial order with payment is usually enough to get them to drop their draconian rules.
  • rao_2
    rao_2 Posts: 256 Forumite
    edited 4 January 2010 at 7:55PM
    This community forum seems to have a lot of help and info on the subject of wholesalers online:
    http://dropshipforum.co.uk

    I remember finding it after trying to help this person with their wholesale related question, the replies there by others may also be of use to you:
    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2158715
  • Danjames90
    Danjames90 Posts: 110 Forumite
    DKLS wrote: »
    The main thing is not to ask for a credit account initially, then they are much more keen to trade with you, a fairly decent initial order with payment is usually enough to get them to drop their draconian rules.

    Yeah i thought as much but was worried about saying that I am planning to sell things on eBay, some of these companies cane be brand protective. Understandable I guess.
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