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Sourcing a product to sell on Amazon

Hi, I am trying to source a product to sell on Amazon. I am using a software to find a product. I found a product which is mainly sold by one seller, a bran, who sells about ten other products. Would I be able to sell the product that I am interested in by listing it on Amazon. Can someone please help.

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Sourcing a product to sell on Amazon

Hi, I am trying to source a product to sell on Amazon. I am using a software to find a product. I found a product which is mainly sold by one seller, a bran, who sells about ten other products. Would I be able to sell the product that I am interested in by listing it on Amazon. Can someone please help.

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You need to check the name of the brand and EAN on the listing and compare it to your product

What is the asin of the product you have found ?

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Generally speaking providing you are purchasing the item from an authorised wholesale/distributor/manufacturer and have not had restrictions put on their resale then you are probably authorised to sell that product.

Then you need to check if the product or category of the product is ‘gated’ on Amazon for being a restricted item.

Finally once all your account has been setup and fully verified you can proceed.

Have you had a good read through Seller University?

Also, don’t use the apps that show retail arbitrage opportunities. Buying things at Tesco and Argos to sell on Amazon at a higher price are great ways to get your shiny new account suspended (permanently for egregious infractions).

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Sourcing a product to sell on Amazon

Hi, I am trying to source a product to sell on Amazon. I am using a software to find a product. I found a product which is mainly sold by one seller, a bran, who sells about ten other products. Would I be able to sell the product that I am interested in by listing it on Amazon. Can someone please help.

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Sourcing a product to sell on Amazon

Hi, I am trying to source a product to sell on Amazon. I am using a software to find a product. I found a product which is mainly sold by one seller, a bran, who sells about ten other products. Would I be able to sell the product that I am interested in by listing it on Amazon. Can someone please help.

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Sourcing a product to sell on Amazon

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Hi, I am trying to source a product to sell on Amazon. I am using a software to find a product. I found a product which is mainly sold by one seller, a bran, who sells about ten other products. Would I be able to sell the product that I am interested in by listing it on Amazon. Can someone please help.

Martin

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In reply to: Seller_OeUL59nmpDY1W’s post

You need to check the name of the brand and EAN on the listing and compare it to your product

What is the asin of the product you have found ?

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Generally speaking providing you are purchasing the item from an authorised wholesale/distributor/manufacturer and have not had restrictions put on their resale then you are probably authorised to sell that product.

Then you need to check if the product or category of the product is ‘gated’ on Amazon for being a restricted item.

Finally once all your account has been setup and fully verified you can proceed.

Have you had a good read through Seller University?

Also, don’t use the apps that show retail arbitrage opportunities. Buying things at Tesco and Argos to sell on Amazon at a higher price are great ways to get your shiny new account suspended (permanently for egregious infractions).

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You need to check the name of the brand and EAN on the listing and compare it to your product

What is the asin of the product you have found ?

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Seller_7VbclcPFFRTnc
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You need to check the name of the brand and EAN on the listing and compare it to your product

What is the asin of the product you have found ?

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Generally speaking providing you are purchasing the item from an authorised wholesale/distributor/manufacturer and have not had restrictions put on their resale then you are probably authorised to sell that product.

Then you need to check if the product or category of the product is ‘gated’ on Amazon for being a restricted item.

Finally once all your account has been setup and fully verified you can proceed.

Have you had a good read through Seller University?

Also, don’t use the apps that show retail arbitrage opportunities. Buying things at Tesco and Argos to sell on Amazon at a higher price are great ways to get your shiny new account suspended (permanently for egregious infractions).

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Generally speaking providing you are purchasing the item from an authorised wholesale/distributor/manufacturer and have not had restrictions put on their resale then you are probably authorised to sell that product.

Then you need to check if the product or category of the product is ‘gated’ on Amazon for being a restricted item.

Finally once all your account has been setup and fully verified you can proceed.

Have you had a good read through Seller University?

Also, don’t use the apps that show retail arbitrage opportunities. Buying things at Tesco and Argos to sell on Amazon at a higher price are great ways to get your shiny new account suspended (permanently for egregious infractions).

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