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FBA STOREFRONT
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FBA Storefront | Home and Garden
Clean 4-yr Amazon Seller Central account + 2 reviewed kitchen ASINs + 1,300 units paid China inventory. LLC entity transfer via Escrow.com. Asking $6,500.
Business Location
Site Age
4 years
Monthly Profit
-USD $30 /mo
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Prosper Culinary
Asking Price (Classified)
USD $3,500

Includes USD $19,500 of inventory

About the Business

**Business Overview** The business in question is an Amazon FBA kitchen brand, operating under an established Seller Central account for four years, known for two main products: a santoku knife and a three-piece canister set for potato, onion, and garlic. Both products have positive ratings, with 4.5 and 4.6 stars, respectively. The business is currently inactive with no advertising and no inventory in stock, which influences its lower asking price. The potential for revival lies in the existing clean account, proven product ASINs, and pre-paid inventory ready to be shipped for resumed sales. **What's Included** The sale encompasses a four-year-old Amazon Seller Central Account, ethically structured as an Idaho LLC, and thus involves an entity transfer rather than credential sharing. Included are two proven ASINs, both devoid of current FBA stock but established with product pages and review histories. Additionally, 1,300 canister set units are fully paid for and stored in China, with the buyer obligated to arrange shipment. The business also includes an Idaho LLC in good standing and a transferable supplier relationship in China. **Inventory & Revenue Opportunity** The available inventory of 1,300 units, previously listed at $29.97, holds potential gross revenue of approximately $38,900. After accounting for Amazon fees, net revenue estimates at around $25,300. Estimated shipping and import tariffs could total $12,000-$13,500, leading to a net profit post-costs similarly close to $25,300. The immediate availability of inventory provides embedded value, with favorable tariff conditions secured until November 2026. **Reason for Sale** The owner is selling due to time constraints on this side project, with renewed accessibility to the China-based inventory encouraging the sale to someone ready to capitalize on this opportunity. **Deal Structure** The sale involves an Idaho LLC entity transfer through an escrow service, with an asking price of $6,500, open to offers. No transfer of credentials occurs; the buyer assumes complete ownership via the LLC.
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Prosper Culinary
Asking Price (Classified)
USD $3,500

Includes USD $19,500 of inventory

About the seller
Timothy Elton
Prosper Seven LLC
United States
Two decades in the B2B tech industry, mostly involved with product management, software... Read more
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Email address
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Government ID

1 transaction totalling USD $3,500

Payment Methods
Escrow.com
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