When will budding entrepreneurs learn that buying goods commercially overseas is not quite the same as going to your local Tesco or Sainsburys?
You know who Sainsburys are. You know that if you pay for the goods you can actually walk out of the store with the goods. You don't pay them today and hope that they will deliver the goods to you in a week, or two, or ten, if ever.
So why let anyone just casually say "Go to qwertyuiop.com and find suppliers who will give you a great deal", and then do what they say?
International trading can be done safely and profitably and that is what I teach in my book. Unfortunately I see so many people get burnt because they have read something on a forum and acted upon it as if it is gospel.
I know what problems people cause themselves that way, because I daily receive emails from ones who have, and they are asking me to help them out of their mess. If they had invested a little time and money in finding out what is involved before they became "international traders", they would not lose the much larger sums many of them cry to me about.
I am a soft touch (correction; I was a soft touch) and I helped out many people with advice that they should have paid for, but now I am getting so many such requests that I simply direct them to my website.