How do you find bulk fabrics
01-25-2011, 09:17 PM
#42
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Here's the secret to those good deals on Ebay.... those sellers are losing money. And the competition is fierce. Ask me how I know!
Anyone can buy wholesale from a manufacturer if they have a sales tax certificate. You can get that from your state and local government. Annual fees are involved.
But it is hard to find a sales rep that will even talk to you if you tell them you're selling on ebay. Once you do get an account, your first order usually has to be about $1000 depending on the company you're dealing with, then there's a minimum per order after that.
Anyone can buy wholesale from a manufacturer if they have a sales tax certificate. You can get that from your state and local government. Annual fees are involved.
But it is hard to find a sales rep that will even talk to you if you tell them you're selling on ebay. Once you do get an account, your first order usually has to be about $1000 depending on the company you're dealing with, then there's a minimum per order after that.
01-26-2011, 04:10 AM
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I agree with everything you just said :-)
Originally Posted by charmpacksplus
Here's the secret to those good deals on Ebay.... those sellers are losing money. And the competition is fierce. Ask me how I know!
Anyone can buy wholesale from a manufacturer if they have a sales tax certificate. You can get that from your state and local government. Annual fees are involved.
But it is hard to find a sales rep that will even talk to you if you tell them you're selling on ebay. Once you do get an account, your first order usually has to be about $1000 depending on the company you're dealing with, then there's a minimum per order after that.
Anyone can buy wholesale from a manufacturer if they have a sales tax certificate. You can get that from your state and local government. Annual fees are involved.
But it is hard to find a sales rep that will even talk to you if you tell them you're selling on ebay. Once you do get an account, your first order usually has to be about $1000 depending on the company you're dealing with, then there's a minimum per order after that.
01-26-2011, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted by penski
Originally Posted by suttonrose
me too,Ihave a tax ID but no source
01-26-2011, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Vera Seemann
I buy my material, for apparel and quilting, at TheClothLoft.com. Nothing over $5.00. Most of it is $2.75 per yard. Very nice material.
01-26-2011, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by brookemarie19
Originally Posted by Vera Seemann
I buy my material, for apparel and quilting, at TheClothLoft.com. Nothing over $5.00. Most of it is $2.75 per yard. Very nice material.
http://www.quiltingcotton.com/
the store name is The Cotton Loft
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