Esources Scam-What Lies Behind These Reports?
Reports of an Esources scam have puzzled users who have nothing but praise for this online supplier directory, the largest in the UK. However, they have made nonusers wary. Is the Esources scam like most other dropship websites they have come across? Or, are these reports of an Esources.co.uk scam malicious rumors spread by disgruntled parties?
Before You Judge One Way Or Another, You Need To Know A Few Facts About Esources:
1. ESources is a free resource for suppliers and buyers. There is no fee to be paid for registering. Once you complete the registration process, eSources will e-mail you a free e-course that outlines things you need to know about running an online store, such as starting an e-commerce website, building a solid reputation on eBay, finding the right suppliers, and so on. ESources also makes the buyer conversant with laws specific to their countries, be it the US, UK, Australia, or Canada. Additionally, there are many articles on eSources to help buyers set up their businesses. 2. ESources offers more benefits, such as free updates from suppliers, product requests, and bulk messaging suppliers via the website. Paid membership to eSources offers further advantages, such as a free website with no hosting charges. Compare that to so-called dropshipping companies that offer to set up a website once you pay a high fee to register and then charge exorbitantly for hosting. 3. ESources has a huge database of verified suppliers whose contact details and business names have been cross-checked before featuring their profiles. Look for the TradePassTM authentication symbol on supplier profiles; this is an indication that the supplier has satisfied stringent verification criteria. Suppliers are based all over the UK and overseas. You won’t find most of these suppliers on hyped-up dropshipping websites and “wholesale lists.” They are established businesses; some are as old as 50 years, while others, although new, have good customer service records.
These three points make it clear that Esources scam reports, in all likelihood, are untrue. Then, why are these reports around?
Unethical Competition And Its Impact
Business rivalry often tends to turn dirty, particularly if one party is reputable and honest and the other party resorts to unethical means to make money and spread rumors about competitors. Esources scam reports are more often than not spread by rivals who have not been able to match eSources’s sound reputation and customer service, and therefore rely on unethical practices.
Reports of an Esources scam will not hurt eSources as much as they will hurt all small businesses looking for reliable, honest suppliers. ESources’s users do not pay attention to these reports, but people unfamiliar with this directory may be deceived into giving up the opportunity to find quality products through this supplier directory.
After years of smooth functioning, Esources is faced with reports of an Esources scam. Users know better than to believe these reports, but nonusers might miss out on good business opportunities because of these rumors.
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