why shoe resellers are bad
In this article, we're going to take a look at the reasons why resellers are bad. If you're reading this, we can assume that they've been an issue in your life, and we want to help you make them go away.
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One of the biggest problems with resellers is that they don't play fair. They buy shoes in bulk and then list them on their website at an inflated price without telling their customers how much better deals can be found elsewhere.
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Even worse than taking advantage of people like that is when resellers sell fake products or knock-offs as if they were a reputable company's real merchandise... a practice almost as troublesome as reselling in general.
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So, how can you avoid dealing with a reseller? It's easy. Just use our site to check for prices and don't fear the risk of buying from an individual. Remember, if you buy from us and you're not satisfied for any reason,
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you can return your product for a full refund within 30 days of purchase<sup>[1]</sup>! When it comes to shoes, we want you to be confident in your purchases!
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All returns must include original packaging, including the box. All items must be unworn and have no signs of use. Shoes must be kept in their original packaging.
I am keeping it short and sweet, but there is a lot of great information in this article! Please read everything. There are a couple of interesting points about resellers that I wanted to include so I will do that below the final point at the end of the article.
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I like how this article acknowledges that resellers can be used to your advantage and provides some basic guidelines to help you avoid them while still being able to save money on shoes if they already sell them cheaper elsewhere. I think that's a very important point.
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One thing I would add, is that if you find a pair of shoes at a shoe reseller that are discounted significantly, don't buy them right away. Instead, first use our site to search for the shoes so you know what they actually cost.
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If they're still cheaper on the reseller's website after that, then by all means buy them; otherwise wait until the price goes down or keep checking back periodically to see if it does. You may want to give these guidelines a read as well:
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How to save money during Cyber Monday and Black Friday sales.
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The last interesting part of this article is the difference between resellers and vendors. Resellers are bad... except when they aren't.
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A vendor is a person or company that buys goods and help sell them for the manufacturer, usually at a lower price than whatever the manufacturer sells them for.
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They are not necessarily selling the goods at an inflated price, just cheaper than you can normally find them.
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Even if they sell their product at an inflated price, it's still only marginally more than what it would cost you to make a purchase directly from the manufacturer if you don't mind losing money on shipping.
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