“Profitable Amazon FBA store: $131K revenue, 31% margin, 100 ASINs, verified account, clean history. Turnkey, scalable, ready to grow. Sold with USA LLC.”
An Amazon wholesale business was established in 2021, operating exclusively within the office products category as an authorized reseller. The venture initially encountered an account suspension but was reinstated after four months and has since maintained a clean account history. The business currently lists 125 active ASINs, though it has historically sold up to 150 ASINs. All supplier invoices are verified and accepted by Amazon, bolstering the authenticity record. A key milestone was the successful completion of Amazon Video Verification in 2024.
Financially, the business reported a revenue of $131,000 and a net profit between $34,000 and $36,000 in 2025. A Florida-based LLC is included in the sale, with noted expansion potential from a supplier in the U.S. offering profit margins of 40% to 60%. Initially, products were sourced from Turkey, with payouts received via Payoneer. In October 2024, the business was updated to a U.S. address, and disbursements shifted to a Bank of America business account.
The venture benefits from an established ASIN history, category-specific selling experience, and backed authenticity records. Inventory currently features 7 active ASINs, but dormant ASINs can become active once stock is replenished. Sales recently declined due to intentional inventory reduction as the owners relocated to the U.S., not from account or demand issues. Future growth opportunities include partnering with a U.S.-based supplier offering 60% to 80% margins and expanding within the office products category by restoring inventory and activating ASINs.
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