Dropshipping on Amazon is one of the most popular ways entrepreneurs enter the world of eCommerce. While Amazon has strict dropshipping policies, a loophole known as Two-Step Dropshipping has emerged as a strategy some sellers use to scale without handling inventory. But is it smart — or risky? In this article, we’ll break down: 🔄 […]
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The fallout from [Competitor]’s sudden fulfillment suspension has sent shockwaves through the e-commerce world—and Walmart is emerging as the biggest winner. As merchants scramble to salvage their businesses, early data suggests a mass migration to Walmart Marketplace, with some experts predicting tens of thousands of sellers could switch platforms by the end of the quarter. A Stampede to Safety When [Competitor] froze order
For online sellers, few things are more terrifying than an unexpected fulfillment suspension. That nightmare became a reality this week for merchants using [Competitor’s Name], Walmart’s fast-growing marketplace rival, after the platform abruptly halted shipping operations—leaving sellers scrambling and customers furious. What Happened? On [Date], sellers began receiving vague notifications that their accounts were under
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