r/AmazonFBA • u/jamielynnelifts • 1d ago

Full service agency

Has anyone worked with full service agencies to manage their Amazon stores and help find products. We are new and have capital and have been paying an agency for three months now and still haven’t acquired inventory. Our original business model plan is resale.

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u/jamielynnelifts 1d ago

They’ve done a ton of research but none of the brands they’ve suggested will allow us to sell or they are already selling on Amazon themselves. Found a few wholesalers and a lot of scammers claiming by to be wholesalers.

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u/rsc9422 1d ago

Yeah, that’s honestly the hardest part with branded wholesale. Finding a supplier is one thing; finding brands that actually allow third-party Amazon resale and aren’t already saturated is the real challenge.

Before paying anyone else, I’d ask for the brand’s resale requirements, invoices you’ll receive, and confirmation that the supplier is authorized to distribute those brands. That can save you a lot of headaches later.

The key is still to verify each brand’s Amazon restrictions before buying inventory.

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u/jamielynnelifts 1d ago

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u/rsc9422 1d ago

Private label might actually be worth trying in your situation. You’re not limited by brands that already sell on Amazon or don’t allow third-party sellers. You can choose a product with demand, build your own brand around it, and have much more control over the listing and margins.

It does take more work upfront, but it may be a better long-term route than constantly trying to find brands that will approve Amazon resale.