In order to work with a wholesale supplier, you do need a State Registered Business Name and Tax ID. It has nothing to do with where you sell; it’s who you BUY FROM. Wholesalers are required by law to keep your Tax ID on file and must have proof that YOU are a legitimate retailer. Worldwide Brands is only as good as you make it, they will surely provide you with education and some tools to get started but it is up to you to use them. WWB have more than enough to get you started with eCommerce but they don’t provide you with a business in a box – it is just education, tools and suppliers.

I am glad that you decided to purchase SYNND through my link I know learning curve can be a b##ch, especially if you have other things to do. Let me know if you have any questions or need help.

Dmitry

Thanks for the thoughtful review. I’m with Ted and Steve (above) on this one, so I ordered it. I hope your commission on my order through your link gets you a nice dinner out. Now to go get on that learning curve…

Cheers,
Dennis

Also, I am very interested in doing reselling online. Is WWB really as good as everyone says and will it surely provide the information and tools I need to have a great online business?

After my first bid on liquidation.com, I bid on a lot of 200 beautiful skirts that as per description are brand new and unpacked. I used their shipping charges calculator, which basically estimated the shipping charge to be around let’s say $40-50. So I thought perfect. My bid was $130 on the lot, and I was okay with paying $40-50 on shipping. Well, once I won the bid my invoice was waiting for me to pay $281.59. My jaw literally dropped. I looked at the shipping charge and there it was
200 Brand New Ladies Fashion Skirts, 200pcs $130.00 $130.00
Shipping & Logistics $145.41
Buyer’s Premium $6.50
Grand Total $281.91
$145.41 whopping dollars! More than the lot I bid on. I immediatelly contacted them via their online chat, She told me that the shipping charges calculator is just estimation!!! Estimation that is off by freaking $100, almost tripple than what it tells you once you calcuate the shipping charges for the lot! I was blown away, but there was no way out. I had to scramble and somehow pay this invoice that honestly I am not even interested anymore in these skirts…..Still it’s a good deal since I am getting 200 at the price of $1.5 considering the total of the invoice was $281.91. But I don’t think it’s right for them to elude people into thinking that you will pay for shipping $40-50 and then all of a sudden it’s $150. triple!!! This was my first and my last purchase on liquidation.com, until they fix their shipping calculator. I work in logistics dept as an import coordinator so I know how this works and this is totally off, you feel like you got ripped off. If I provided to my customers shipping quotes like this, we wouldn’t have logistics dept anymore….

Let’s say that Liquidation.com is not a scam company, but you hardly know the sellers and the merchandise that you are buying from them. I discovered that most of the new items sold here are cheaply China made, and a lot of times they are overbid. In my experience, you should not buy from a long time sellers that always sell new items on this site. Reasons: In order to make money with a huge fee they have to pay for Liquidation.com, more than 90% of their items are very cheap made in China, and these items are very hard to be resale for profit. Do you get a picture?

Conclusion: Do not buy from Liquidation.com

Dmitry