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Hi
I'm really happy that I found this service. For me it is a lifechanging experience and I hope that they will work for long as possible. Recommended to my friends too.
Erin is sweet and cute, even helped me to find better answer for buyer that contacted me with questions. ♥♥♥
xoxo,
GB
seems like i am the first one.
find out about DC from the someone from YT a month-two ago. have been skeptical because all sounded tooo good to be true.
but i have some free time and money for test, so why not?
it turns out, that they really do what they said.
Dropcoast is not the typical dropship platform that i used to know or tried. at other services you can set you price x100 for items if it good for you, there you get only 25% from every order, but, hey, in first case you spent a lot of time and money to sell the product, and with dropcoast you do nothing besides top up the account. i do not have a headace on how to find the buyer/products/suppliers/platform or site for selling, do not manage the ads, contacting suppliers, manage disputes with them and so on.
for the little more than month i do not have issue with service.
meanwhile, they have a big scope of improvements to do and release.
so, pros:
- they do what they promise
- it pretty lazy side hustle for me
- skipping a loooot of headache with tech and management stuff
- simple, understandable system that makes a lot of work for you
cons:
- a lot of "work in progress" like slow site, not all features released and so on
- only one of three option of store connection to system, other two are planned but no clear date when they will be live
- as result, need to have a starting amount around 100 usd (50 to buy the store, and at least 50 to top up account)
- they said, that the system does not have the upfront cost, but you need to top account, so your stores are online and can get orders, they call it "inventory funds"
can't tell anything about their support, bc do not contacted them at all... probably it says something about system by itself - everything working and simple enough so i haven't need the help.
so, for me is good option if i have some spare funds to run and get +25% from them.
can recommend... for now at least.
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