Dropship Direct has Quick and Fast Deliveries
Pricing
While becoming a Dropship Direct member is free, gaining access to the company’s new PushList data feed technology is not. The advertised subscription fee is $29.97 per month. However, a representative of the company has issued a statement in their forums that, as of this writing, the monthly subscription for PushList acces has been reduced to $9.97. Moreover, monthly fees can be waived with just $500 worth of orders per month with Drop Ship.
Shipping
Dropship Direct uses UPS and FedEx as their shipping methods of choice. Shipping rates are automatically calculated depending on the item and where said item is being shipped to. For now they only ship within USA.
PushList
Dropship Direct’s answer to data feed management, PushList makes customizing product feeds and “pushing” them to your favorite marketplace a breeze. The company promises 100% fully customizable data feed, with various templates that you can start with and alter to your liking. There is also an option for mass product image downloading, which can save you a lot of time. Lastly, PushList is compatible with a whole host of marketplaces, carts, and storefronts like eBay, Amazon, Yahoo Stores, Volusion, Shopify, BigCommerce, Magento, ZenCart, and many more.
Customer Support
You can contact Dropship Direct by means of phone, fax, or through the website’s HelpDesk section. A mailing, as well as corporate, address is listed on their site. Business hours are from 8:00am-5:00pm Pacific Time.
What's the Verdict on Dropship Direct?
Dropship Direct Review – Conclusion
While an unintuitive website and no real research tools on offer might seem like deal breakers, Dropship Direct’s free membership, “blind” drop shipping, and solid product selection more than make up for its shortcomings. The company has 100,000+ products, a majority of which are easy-to-profit-from niche items, from over 900 brands on offer. And, with Dropship Direct’s customizable data feed management tool, PushList, partnering with this drop ship company doesn’t seem like such a bad idea, after all.
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Don’t even bother calling them. What serious business will direct you to emails as the best way of reaching them. I randomly hit 3 as an extension # during my call, and I spoke to a very unruly person, a woman who confirmed that they are basically not taking new wholesale orders,” and then she hung up very abruptly. So yes, they’re gone, out of business, and prolly was never a real business in the first place. They need to take their website off the internet.