As of June 1, 2020, the store is no longer for sale, and offers or questions will not be entertained. Efforts are being made to end the listing on the platform used for selling. Previously, the manufacturing availability with suppliers had been confirmed, indicating potential future support. The sale was intended to transfer ownership of various business components, including a bank account, website domain, and LLC, with necessary updates to be made by the buyer. The business, established in 2008, initially focused on selling products on Amazon and grew to include providing services for international sellers, eventually transitioning primarily to consulting services. The consulting part of the business was sold to another company, with the previous owner joining their executive team. The remaining business holds an Amazon account with one primary product valued based on its annual sales of $75,000 and a profit of $13,000. This product is proprietary with associated copyrights, and no third-party sellers. It is supplied by manufacturers in China, with potential additional brand partnerships available for a new owner. The business would be ideal for someone with an existing Amazon store who could leverage its ten-year history and strong standing. Current assets include brand elements, manufacturing relationships, and registered trademarks, with an inventory of 1,100 units valued at $10,000. Post-sale support is not included.
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1. Agreements & Contracts.
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