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15 maj 2023 · By verifying the legitimacy of the wholesale vendor, looking for red flags, ordering a sample, using a secure payment method, and trusting your instincts, you can reduce the risk of falling victim to a wholesale scam.
Try wholesale platforms like Faire, Bulletin, Abound, Tundra, Handshake, and even reaching out to shop owners on Etsy and Amazon Handmade. Tradeshows are another good way and if you don’t care the quality and looking for mass produced there is always Alibaba and DH gate.
I get what you mean by trying to price out low quality drop shippers. Just a lot of earrings (including handmade) don't always have a higher selling price. One example, stainless steel is a good material for earrings, but won't sell for nearly as much as gold filled. Maybe try searching a few different price points to see what you find.
Yesterday a pair of cheap tacky looking earrings arrived in a parcel addressed to me. Looks like it came from China. But whilst the style of packaging looks a bit like Amazon, there is no...
18 lis 2021 · Jewelry scams like these are swindling thousands of individuals out of their hard earned money across the country. From California to Toronto, Canada, scammers line highways, gas stations, grocery stores, and parking lots awaiting susceptible buyers for their fraudulent jewelry.
Most of what I bought has been nicely made, but I follow the standard rules of thumb — high-rated sellers with lots of sales, 5 star rated products with buyer images in the reviews. I also only buy earrings, since they have the least contact with skin/sweat so are likely to last longer.
9 cze 2022 · Here are 11 unfortunately common jeweler deceptions, scams, lies, manipulations and money-grabbing tactics used by unethical jewelers that give our industry a bad rap.
