| ▲ | resoluteteeth a day ago | |||||||
Also one very common subtype of the first option nowadays is that some company is just buying the exact same product from alibaba that you could buy from a random company on amazon or aliexpress, marking it up, and spending a few bucks on an internet presence and advertising to try to seem like a more legit company but doesn't really offer any more support or warranty than the brands that seem like a random combination of letters. Whereas if it's costco it will at least be easy to get your money back if it dies in six months. | ||||||||
| ▲ | panopticon a day ago | parent [-] | |||||||
I get so many ads on Instagram for things that are available alibaba but with fancy packaging and a huge markup. This seems like an evolution of the drop shipping hustle. | ||||||||
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