Good Wholesale Companies?

[mar122999]

Hi. I am a reseller and like always, I am looking for better deals. Right now I am about to buy from B&H Inc. and Merisel. Someone recomended these two for me. Does anybody else have any good advice on some good cheap companies to wholesale with? If you would like to to PM me for privacy reasons, please feel free. I would appreciate any help.

I would like to find wholesalers for these products:

Windows Licenses
Software
Monitors
PC Cases
Drives (CD-Devices, Hard Drives, Floppy Drives)
Cables
PCI Modems
Input Devices
Or any company that can offer a little of everything

[Droppyale]

www.evertek.com

[poopeyhed2]

I can't give you direct links because I don't know any off the top of my head. But, I can point you in the right direction

Go to sites of popular hardware manufacturer sites and find out about their distributors. All motherboard sites link you to distributors, which in turn, you find out about the distributors inventory. Unforunately for us, we can see the dirt cheap price (if they list it w/o logging in) we can't do anything about it.

[mar122999]

Evertek looks good on their Mouse/Keyboard/Speaker Set. Some things look high, but overall I think I may sign up with them. Thanks!

[XxCowOfChaosxX]

i wonder where newegg.com buys their parts...

[John Prophet]

from tcwo...lol

[mar122999]

Just checked D&H's prices out and they are ridiculously high. How can a business make money? Maybe I am reading it backwards or maybe the price is for multiple items .

[multiplexed]

You probably already know about these but, TechData and IngramMicro are # 1 & 2 in volume I think. These two are listed in pretty much every product ad that lists it's distributors so they probably have the most inventory. Malabs is #3, but is more friendly to smaller resellers or so I've heard. There's a free (if you subscribe in the right places) magazine called CRN that's all about the channel. Lots of distributors advertise in there. Integrated solutions and Business solutions are a couple other magazines that are basically catalogs of advertisements (it's hard to find real articles), but there's probably lots of distributor ads in there too. If you do a google search for "free magazines" there's probably a few others out there.

Update = All these mags have websites. CRN.com probably has a distributor database somewhere.

[lets_ride]

evertek and geeks are the same company they blow!!!: