Jim Cockrum – Import Direct From China Guide

This book is Full of valuable information including:

• You’ll never need to see the product.
• How to avoid the many product sourcing web portals that appear safe because they have thousands of suppliers listed, but are hazardous to your financial well-being. Get safe access to reliable suppliers by using the very few safe sourcing web portals that I recommend.
• How to buy small amounts at factory prices to try out importing on a small scale. In fact this is what I recommend even if you plan on importing large quantities.
• In just 133 pages learn how very easy importing can be. Why buy a complicated course or a big eBook that will take you many hours or days to study? 133 pages is enough, especially when you have my ongoing help.
• How to avoid having to learn all the rules and regulations. Use other people’s expertise.
• You will learn to recognize and avoid the widespread misinformation circulating on the web, including the risky sourcing practices often recommended on internet marketing forums.
• How easy it is to import and how to minimize your risks.
• Customs clearance can be a nightmare but you will find it a piece of cake if you follow my advice.
• A ridiculously simple trick of the trade to make sure that you get the best prices.
• I explain that avoiding haggling is an important trick of the trade.
• How to avoid freight rip-offs that could potentially bankrupt you is another trick of the trade.
• Gain direct access to genuine manufacturers rather than dealing with unreliable agents.
• Identity of a trade organization that only the “big boys” know about but which is a valuable contact point to help you find reputable manufacturers.
• Avoid these two big risks when obtaining samples.
• Licenses – do you need them?
• Discover the huge profit margins being made by importers. I have sold for $21,000 1,000 items that cost me $3,000 landed. $18,000 profit on one simple order! One importer whom I taught wrote me: “It’s nice to make that occasional $50,000 profit for half a day’s work.”