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Arbitrage - "Profit by exploiting price differences of identical or similar
             products in different markets."

How to do it?  BUY LOW, SELL HIGH

Arbitrage NEW DVD'S
Arbitrage USED DVD'S
Arbitrage Video Games
Arbitrage Books
Arbitrage Textbooks
Arbitrage UNAVAILABLE Books on Amazon - Buy on Ebay, Sell on Amazon
Arbitrage UNAVAILABLE DVD's on Amazon - Buy on Ebay, Sell on Amazon
Arbitrage UNAVAILABLE DVD Sets on Amazon - Buy on Ebay, Sell on Amazon
Arbitrage UNAVAILABLE Blu-Ray Movies on Amazon - Buy on Ebay, Sell on Amazon

Step by Step Instructions:

1. Select the category of merchandise you want to Arbitrage and Click on the Link.
2. The items are sorted by the biggest PRICE difference between the BUY FROM
   price and the SELL TO price (ARBITRAGE $ or Profit).
3. Select the item you want to "Arbitrage" and highlight the ISBN or UPC Code.
4. After you've highlighted the ISBN, type Control-C (hold down the control key
   and press 'C').
5. Open up a new window on your browser at the BUY FROM website.  Instead of entering
   the title of the Media, enter the ISBN by typing Control-V.  Then press
   then 'Enter' key.
6. Open up a new window on your browser at the SELL TO website.  Instead of entering
   the title of the Media, enter the ISBN by typing Control-V.  Then press
   then 'Enter' key.
7. Verify that the price difference between the two websites provide a profit 
   that will allow for the expense of shipping and handling between the two 
   sources.  Remember there are usually additional fees on the Sell side and 
   this will affect your net profit.  You need to research what these
   fees are and how they will affect your profit.  Also, since prices change
   in between when I produce these reports to when you actually look at them,
   you can't just blindly follow the report, you need to confirm that there
   is STILL A PRICE DIFFERENCE WHICH WILL ALLOW FOR A PROFIT.
8. You need to compare the items and make sure that the condition on the BUY
   Side matches the condition on the SELL Side.  Your buyer will not be very
   happy if he wants something NEW and you sell him something USED.
9. If there is a significant enough Arbitrage amount or Profit (I try to make
   at least $10 NET out of the sale), then BUY it and post it for sale at $0.01 
   lower than the SELL TO website.  This will guarantee that you'll be the
   lowest price as a Seller and buyers will buy from you.

Downside?  There's always the chance that you won't sell your product ever and you'll
be stuck with a Book/DVD/CD/Video Game.  But, that's the cost of doing business
and every store you've ever been in is constantly trying to get rid of excess
inventory, even selling it at a loss if necessary.  You can sell it at a loss
as well or I like to use my excess inventory as gifts.  They'll usually cost  
a lot less than buying stuff at the store.  

Upside? You are guaranteeing yourself the best chance of making a profit.

Feel like taking a bigger risk?  Post the item for SALE first, then buy it only if you've
sold it.  This eliminates the need to carry inventory.  However, some sites
require that you ship the product out within two (2) days after the sale.
If you can get the person you bought it from to drop ship it, this will 
solve the problem.  I'd request the seller to not include a shipping receipt 
which shows you as the buyer.  Also, you don't want your buyer to see that
you bought it for $10 less than you sold it to them for.  The upside is that 
you will eliminate the shipping charges on one side of the transaction.

This can be tricky though as the item to be bought could be sold before you're
able to buy it and you may have to buy it at a higher price; even higher than
what you sold it for, so beware.

The largest arbitrage I have made on a single product so far (net of all expenses) is $136.

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