An anonymized summary of the provided text regarding the sale of an e-commerce business is as follows: A Shopify store targeting the Italian market is currently for sale. Launched in November 2025, the store has achieved €122,044 in net sales from 2,676 orders, with an average order value of €45.61, leading to a net profit of €19,244. The business operates on a dropshipping model, eliminating the need for inventory management. The owner is asking €19,900 for the business but is open to negotiation. The decision to sell stems from the owner's focus on more lucrative and time-efficient e-commerce ventures in the US. Monthly profits from the store showed a declining trend after a strong start, with a significant reduction in profits by April when ad spending was heavily curtailed. Despite a Meta advertising expenditure of €71,008, resulting in a MER of 1.72, low product costs sustained the business. Refunds were minimal at 0.47% of net sales. Potential growth areas include exploiting untapped email and SMS marketing opportunities, better branding, and negotiating better product costs with the supplier in China. A notable rise in repeat purchases was observed when the owner momentarily held stock, despite increased logistical costs. The sale package includes the domain, a Shopify theme, supplier contacts, advertising materials, and customer data, excluding the current Meta pixel and ad account used for other brands. In mid-2026, the store received a DMCA notice regarding certain customer photos, which prompted the owner to recreate product listings. New buyers would need to acquire their own licences for the third-party theme and run ads independently.