Constant failed store setups make me wonder if dropshipping a scam
Mowield
After my third failed store in six months, I'm constantly asking myself the same question. Is dropshipping a scam or am I just incredibly bad at choosing suppliers? Every attempt falls apart before I've made even ten sales. This feels less like a business model and more like a trap designed to exploit patience. What do you recommend?
Dorani
Most people expect suppliers to be the easy part and discover way too late that vetting them is the whole job. Spent nearly a year sorting through unreliable ones before anything clicked. The model itself is not the problem, honestly, though your supplier pool probably is.
Kenrad
Only a small percentage of people who try this actually research the scams in this industry before starting. Dropshipping itself isn't a scam, but unscrupulous market participants are everywhere. For example, read up on the terminology here ​https://easync.io/articles/dropshipping-a-scam/​​​ The real problem is that most unsuccessful stores were built on unverified wholesale contacts, about which no one warns in advance.