There’s probably about five thousand people right now being petrified at the thought of transferring thousands of their hard earned pounds, euro or dollars to some guy they never met – for a few hundred wholesale video games. It is a scary prospect whether you’re dealing with Joe Bloggs who sells wholesale Xbox 360 games in the UK, or a small factory brokerage company in China. That hard earned money is still hard earned – and you don’t want it to disappear. So how does the average guy cope – who is just getting into the market, looking for video game wholesale suppliers, getting prices and getting ready for their first big deal? Here’s the top three tips on how to get ahead, and how to deal with video game wholesalers:
1. Shop around your own country first. Don’t be tempted to jump into importing just because the prices look so low. By the time you have added import duty and VAT, in certain countries, the margin has disappeared into nothing. So check your local country first, and see if they can do you a good deal on a low quantity, Sell that stock on eBay or another liquid market. This will give you a taste for the actual work involved, and an idea of how to operate from purchase to sale.
2. Don’t just believe what they tell you – ask for proof. This is a simple thing. Just ask for proof of what they are telling you. If they say they have a factory, ask if you can go and visit. Plan a trip to a company, and actually look at their setup. Set up a few meetings, and really take it seriously – meeting real companies and real video games wholesale suppliers can really pay off long term if you strike a good rapport.
3. Always do your due diligence. Find out as much as you can about a company. Search the net, ask for references. If they really want your money – they will co-operate!
4. Never send any money until you are sure you are dealing with a legitimate company. This may sound like a silly thing to say, but some people get so wrapped up in the profit they will make, that they genuinely do forget to finish doing their due diligence. There are many cases of people sending money to foreign countries, and they will tell you that they just had a bad feeling that they ignored. That feeling in your gut is usually right – its called rational fear. Fear of losing money can be a great incentive to carry on checking a company out, and not letting them railroad you into a sale. Complete the due diligence. It matters!
5. Never spend more than you can afford. Its a helpful tip to note- but you should never put into a business what you cannot afford. Its just not good business sense. The best advice is to spend a little at a time, and build up to a big order. The company will be fine about this if they think you’re going to be a long term customer.
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