My name is Robert Cyr…I’ve been buying and reselling wholesale liquidation merchandise for years. With my product sourcing experience, I have operated several profitable retail businesses over the years. Within the wholesale industry, I am considered an expert consultant helping others locate, purchase, and profit from excess, closeout, returned, and salvage merchandise.
My articles and commentary can be found on sites such as TopTenWholsale.com, WhoelsaleU.com, GoWholesale.com, WholesaleEz.com, and the Fox Small Business website.
Please enjoy my blog, Liquidators Guide, as I answer your questions about wholesale product sourcing. Feel free to ask a question, I love to share my knowledge!
I’ll show you how and where to buy wholesale pallet merchandise…
“I was able to read your guide over the weekend and was able to glean a few things off of what you wrote (the search function to look for online manifests is GENIOUS).” Brandi C.
“Love your book and blog!!!!!!!” Shawn J.
Hello Robert,
I still consider myself a newbie. I have been reselling apparel since 2002. Due to my health problems I decided to find a way to earn money working from home and the first idea of mine was to try ebay.
My advice to other beginners or even experienced sellers is to find a mentor who has done it and he truly wants to help others. You are a prime example. I can tell you have gold in your hands and people need your guidance desperately. They do not know what to do and how to do it. It would save them time and plenty of money.
When I started a few years ago I did not know who is legit, whom I should trust and if he/she is doing what he/she is preaching, how to find direct sources, where to find quality cheaper products. I believed no one will be willing to help me out of heart and I did not want to take an advantage of so I have to work it on my own. I am still determined to succeed so I do not complain but it does not have to be done a hard way. I knew about Macy’s/Bloomingdales long time ago but I did not know how to execute it. Today thanks to your Liquidation Guide things should be looking better.
Regards,
Margaret K.
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