"Made in China." It's a ubiquitous phrase on many consumer products all over the world. Many of the neat electronic gadgets we buy are made in China. How do they get here? People who want to make money selling this stuff go to a China Wholesale company and buy the items wholesale that they sell in their stores.
Whether you want to sell iPod speakers, Wii accessories, MP3 Players or Digital Cameras, there's a place you can get these items and much more for wholesale prices. Keep them for yourself, give them as gifts or sell them on EBay. It doesn't matter, you are buying so far below retail cost you can't help but get a good deal.
It's no "secret" either. There's no magical connection to buying China Wholesale merchandise. You don't need to be an international business expert. And you don't need to be a customs expert. It is so easy these days to do business with companies in China, it's like buying from someone across town! A company called Light in the Box not only has all the hottest consumer electronic items at super low wholesale prices, they'll even drop ship product to your customer (if you're an EBayer). How much easier does that get?
The internet has indeed made the world a much smaller place, and companies like Light in the Box are taking full advantage of it to the benefit of entrepreneurs everywhere.
So if you have been thinking of starting an online retailing empire, go with the company that makes buying and selling China Wholesale merchandise a breeze. It's FREE TO SIGN UP and before you know it, you'll be buying and selling like a true pro. It's the no hassle way to break into "e-tailing."
Made in China
Slik tripods
My wife got a digital camera for Christmas. I also have a digital camera. When we look at a slide show of our pictures, you can tell who took the picture by who is NOT in the picture. We seem to have very few pictures with both of us in them.
Both our cameras have a timing feature which allows us to hit the button and rush into the picture, but we never use it. We need one of those slik tripods to hold the camera steady. I used to have a slik tripod, but the ex-wife stole it when we split up-out of spite. She NEVER uses the damn thing, but do you think she'd give it back?
Slik tripods are very light weight, lighter than a "soccer" chair. In fact it would fit in the same bag as the "soccer" chair, so it's not like it would be a clumsy thing to tote around. Maybe I'll get a slik tripod for Father's Day.
HINT HINT!!
