As I am based in England, is Bonanza the best website for me to sell things? I’ve asked Bonanza and all I get is standard corporate responses from one of their “Happy Producers” (really?).
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Greeners Reputation: 10 |
Hi,
Seems it shouldn’t make much difference where you are located from. As I’m in the US I sell my shirts and sign in the UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Switzerland, etc…. The only drawback that I have is the very high cost of postage, even to Canada.
What I have found is, if the product is that unique people WILL but it in spite of the high cost of shipping.
Try to list some items and see what happens. Just give it time to get exposure.
Fred
Melbourne FL
USMC Retired
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toonsign Reputation: 26 See toonsign's booth |
We are UK as well and 9/10 orders come from US or even Australia very few from UK on bonanza.
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ArmyandOutdoors Reputation: 12 See ArmyandOutdoors' booth |
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okanga101 Reputation: 708 |
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