Ok, so I have some Amazon experience selling private label. So I know most of the process as far as selling on Amazon, however I've never done Online/Retail Arbitrage before. I'm wondering if this program, Tactical Arbitrage is really that good. I mean basically, I can just plug in some filters, search and find products with big margin, then study if it sells and sell it if I'm allowed to in that category.

Is it really that easy? Has anyone used this program? I basically just do this and save the receipts and Amazon will be cool with everything as long as the product is legit and I have a receipt to prove it right?

I'm very green to this, so any information is helpful. Thanks a ton.

I'm currently going off paid lists for my OA. If any one here uses Tactical Arbitrage or OAXray, do you recommend it?

I was checking out a site that searches for products on other sites to sell on amazon. It's called tacticalarbitrage.com. So far it hasn't really been working too well does anyone have any success with it or is it a waste of money?

Need to make some money to invest in my business while I'm still researching everything about PL, selling brand, etc. Is tactical arbitrage a good investment to learn and use to make some capital?

I've been using OAxray for about a month now. I've found some decent products with it on less frequented retail sites but I am becoming annoyed with the amount of mismatches and bugs and having to filter thru all of that.

Has anyone tried the program Tactical Arbitrage? How was it and is it worth the price tag? The YouTube videos showing the creator using the program make it seem better than OAxray but as with anything in this business, you gotta be wary of the salesmen peddling you their bullshit.

Hi all, I've been using TA for the last 30 days and none of the products that it shows as profitable have a buy box on Amazon.

In other words, for the products that TA shows, the buyer has to select from a list of sellers instead of clicking on the buy now button.

80% of sales on Amazon come from the buy box.

Have any of you experienced this problem?

Trying to find better option any help would be appreciated thanks in advance

What do you find to be the best strategy for sourcing OA items? I have used manual and reverse sourcing and Tactical Arbitrage.

I found majority of items with TA but I find it is very hard to find good items that don’t tank for a few months before even coming close to my asking price.

I make sure the keepa looks good and steady price and everything, but I think the issue might be everyone else is seeing the similar results through the search database and items just start ranking.

• Source everywhere

• I made 2k NET PROFIT selling discontinued toothpaste. I found this by scanning everything in the toothpaste aisle.

• Found a toothpaste that is discontinued? FOLLOW RABIT TRAILS. Scan everything the company makes. You might find 2 or 3 more products that are discontinued you can make $$$ from the same company.

• Find something in Walgreens that is being sold for $30 in stores and $110 on AZ with a very consistent sales rank for the past 3 months? Go to every store in a 100 mile radius and buy it.

• You better be using camelcamelcamel, keepa, tracktor, etc.

• SOURCE EVERYWHERE. Went down the street to a local pool store that I've never went in. Walked out with $300 worth of stuff.

• BUY "ONLINE ARBITRAGE". Literally has stepped my game up. I went to NYC from SoCal last week and ended up dropping $500 while FLYING!

• Make friends with employees and managers. I estimated a clearance rack was worth about $500. Asked the manager if I could buy the entire clearance rack for $400. He said yes without thinking too much about it.

• HUSTLE. Wake up early. Hustle. Stay up late. Hustle. See a fat deal online at 2am? Get on that.

• Don't give up. I still walk out of stores empty handed; however, that one store I'm going to walk out with $1000, so I'm pretty optimistic.

• $0 in sales for the day? Try not to think about DAILY SALES. Think about how much you will make in a month. For example, I did $100 in sales yesterday. Really bad stuff. 2 days before that, I did $2000 in sales, 70% ROI.

• PUSH YOURSELF. Make yourself goals. My goal is to spend 5k by Sunday.

• LISTEN TO PODCASTS. I'm tired of listening to music while driving. I love music, but I can only handle so much before my brain becomes numb. I've been really into "This American Life" lately.

• Start saving money for 4th quarter. I expect to drop 25k by the end of this year.

• Don't give up. Trust me. I've walked out of stores pretty angry and upset, but that hasn't stopped me. You'll make money, just gotta put in the hustle.

• GET APPROVED FOR GATED CATEGORIES. Still trying to get approved for Grocery, but I know once I do, I'll be making more $$$

• Something is selling hot and you want to sell it right away? MF that shit. Nobody got time to wait 1-6 business days for your items to hit AZ.

Here is proof: http://i.imgur.com/p5sr24o.png

People have helped me make money. I want to return the favor. Ask me your questions. Don't care if their stupid. I've been in the same position. I don't want to tell you specific products, but I want to help you make some $$$.

Hi there! I know people are asking same questions over and over again, but I'll really appreciate getting some real world experience answers.

Just found out this business model which is tempting for a beginner like me.

I am from Europe and planning to start Online Arbitrage FBA with prep center in the US.

Realistically what kind of revenue is possible to be processed by myself in a long term without virtual assistant and possibly adding automation tools like tactical arbitrage, repricer etc. I understand I have long way till I reach this stage, but still I need some insight on what I could expect and if it's worth investing my time and money into this kind of a business. Till now I've spoken with chatgpt for all of my questions and watched tons of videos and tutorials, but they are presenting it a bit too sugary to be true in my eyes. Also I've read that ungating is a huge blocker for newbies. I would love some guidance about it aswell.

I have many more questions but let's keep these for now.

Thanks in advance!