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The business for sale is an established e-commerce store with a drop ship model specializing in selling electronics. It offers a competitive edge by offering low prices through direct shipping and maintains low refund rates. The business does not incur paid marketing costs, allowing for strong profit margins. Potential exists for further growth with strategic marketing.
The store operates with three vendor warehouses in California, covering various electronics, computer parts, and accessories. Buyers intending to operate within California must acquire a resale certificate, while those out-of-state will need to apply for a "use-tax."
The sale includes various assets such as website domains, social media accounts, a substantial product database, and management tools. The business requires minimal daily operations and technical knowledge, making it suitable for investors or those with other commitments. The current owner offers support and guidance post-sale.
The owner's decision to sell stems from urgent financial needs. The business, primarily earning through product sales, reported a 44% profit margin in 2011. Traffic to the site is primarily derived from search engines, with a significant portion directed through shopping results for product-related keywords.
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