What to Sell on eBay and Where to Get It: The Definitive Guide to Product Sourcing for eBay and Beyond Kindle Edition

I've been studying for my eBay biz for a year or so, and I've culled hundreds of online "eBay experts" and their mailings to just a few that I trust. I bought this book on a whim, and didn't realize until I got it that the authors are both on my short list of who to listen to about eBay. This book is an easy read, written so that the rankest beginner can follow, and still inspiration and very helpful for "not quite newbies" like me. I highly recommend their sensible advice to anyone considering selling on eBay, especially if you'd actually like to turn a profit.

I was a power seller on ebay for a full year but then ebay became so commercial that it made it impossible for the little guy to make any kind of living. Now it's like an online retailer mall rather than a place for the home worker to make a living. But if you still want to give ebay a try then I would recommend this book. It's very straight forward on what it takes to find products to sell. Make no mistake, it does NOT tell you where to go to find things to sell, rather it tells you how to come up with your own ideas and how to research them. It teaches you how to find a niche and exploit it.

"What to Sell on Ebay and Where to Get It" is an easy book to read with great practical ideas for improving any online retail business, or brick and mortar for that matter. Well worth the money. The only problem I see is that it has made me so busy that I hardly have time to write reviews like this. Read a sample and then buy it. You won't regret it.

There's good information in this book, but you have to wade through a lot of verbiage to get to it. The authors appear to know their stuff, but they do tend to make the same points over and over. I found myself flipping pages to get past the stuff they'd already told me. Still, if this tome keeps you from falling victim to the many "wholesale" scams out there, it will have been worth reading. Don't look for lists of suppliers, because there aren't any. What you will get are some basic principles (sometimes spelled out rather vaguely) on how to identify legitimate suppliers on your own. The title promises somewhat more than the book delivers, but it's worth reading, anyway.

I want to complain about the book Where to Sell on eBay and Where to Get it. I feel like i just got ripped off for $27.95 plus tax. the book does not give you any information about finding items to sell, and nothing about what to sell. The main point of the book is that you need a business to sell anything so you should get a business account on ebay and become a power seller so ebay can make more money. the 2 people who wrote the book work for ebay. The book is a complete waste of paper, and money.

The book is very informative but I am not quite at that level yet. I don't make that much to handle volume like this book talks about. I still learned a lot from it and would recommend it to anyone wanting to know more about eBay Sourcing :)

Good sound advice for those wanting to do business on eBay.

Great!