Comments on: You’d Be Crazy Not to Sell Internationally

By: Starline Tents

Starline Tents — Tue, 05 May 2020 14:11:23 +0000

Thank you so much very nice blog.

By: Tim Yaotome

Tim Yaotome — Fri, 03 May 2019 06:23:34 +0000

I find it cool when you suggested that a business can sell their products to other countries by selecting which countries can the owner get insurance for their products before accepting offers. If, for example, after reading this article, I want to sell China-based products in the US, I would look for a company who can help me connect to the right suppliers from said country. With their help, they can help American residents enjoy products made in that country while making a profit out of it.

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By: Daniel Fochtman

Daniel Fochtman — Thu, 08 Jun 2017 13:35:28 +0000

You should clarify the value amount to ship. I sell movies which have a lower price. a $3 movie may cost around 15 to ship internationally. That is through USPS, which is the cheapest. Tracking only goes until the package exits the countries. Many international buyers exploit this, as well as ebay’s policies for Sellers to pay for return shipping. when I’m only profiting $2-5 per item, one return can set you back 10+ items sold. Not to mention buyers who claim they never received packages and you have no way to prove it. You could hypothetically ship using UPS or FedEx I suppose, but the costs for those are so much higher, you would have to price your items so high that it would be impossible to be competitive. Thoughts?

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