The best way to explain how ProductSourcing.com works is to answer frequently asked questions, so here you go:

Wikipedia says:

Drop shipping is a supply chain management technique in which the retailer does not keep goods in stock, but instead transfers customer orders and shipment details to wholesalers, who then ship the goods directly to the customer. The retailers make their profit on the difference between the wholesale and retail price.

There is no price. It's FREE. You don't pay us to use the service because we don't charge you to use it. It's a dang good deal. We aren't just losing our shirts though; we have some advertising on the site, and if you'd like to use some of our power tools to help you sell you can get them for small monthly fee.

Nope—just in the good ol' US of A.

In short, just register and we'll take care of the rest. In long, we've brought together several different suppliers and merged their product catalogs into one slick and easy-to-use centralized product catalog. So with one simple registration you'll gain instant access to these suppliers and be able to place your orders to those suppliers from ProductSourcing.com.

Find the product you want to sell — Browse our slick and easy to use product catalog to find them. If you don't find the exact product you want to sell, then find something else. There are plenty of products to choose from, don't discriminate.

List the product for sale — Upload the product information to your own website or online auction. You can use the product information (images too!) the suppliers have uploaded to our catalog and then customize the descriptions to be your style.

Collect money from your buyer — Please don't forget to get paid for your product before you place the order with us. It's really embarrassing if you don't.

Order the product at ProductSourcing.com — Your order is then sent to the supplier and they will ship it right to your customer. When you are checking out, you enter the delivery address for the supplier to ship to. You don't have to warehouse the product, package it, or ship it. The suppliers do all that for you.