Alidropship

Great tech support! I reached out to their chat not just for real issues, but also to double-check if I was doing things right. Each time, I got a response within an hour. They never brushed me off—they always answered my questions directly and even reassured me. It's nice that the company continues to support customers even after they purchase their product packages.

I signed up with Alidropship on September 11,2024 after I saw a seemingly generous offer online of how they'll help you set up and even run a dropshipping website for next to nothing and that I could start for free. I tried free to see if what they were saying was true and was directed to a site called Sellvia. Sellvia in fact took over everything and created a free webpage for me after countless attempts to have me pay for a plan from beginning of form filling till the end. It was scary like when those fraudulent websites try to get you to pay in every window that opens up. Anyway, to put it mildly, Sellvia didn't deliver enough for me to want to upgrade my plan as the webpage I was given as my place of business was so poor looking and only sold things like car dog seats, socks and many not in hot demand items that were not I think more than fifteen to twenty in total. How was I to sell these kinds of things and hope to generate any reasonable income, I asked myself. My so called site was also offline and I was informed that in order for my webpage be allowed to go online, I'd need to have a zoom meeting with someone from the company etc. I had to schedule the meeting more than once due to the fact that no one showed up at the first meeting. After I rescheduled the meeting, an email popped up early next morning congratulating me that my store (which was never online) had made a sale. The purchase was an item that cost over six dollars and according to them I needed to fund my account with a hundred dollars to enable them fulfill the order. Expectedly, it was a surprise at first which almost immediately turned to discomfort. The product "I" sold made me a profit above four dollars in profit, I was told. Why not fulfill the order you have with the money paid (because you received the payment) for it if such a sale actually took place instead of asking me to fund my Sellvia account. You have the order and the money and want me to pay? Why? Before I knew it, my card started being billed in the amount of every single plan they have on Sellvia and on a daily basis but because I didn't have enough money on that card, my card company kept charging me for failed transactions. You see, I had to input card information to prove that I was a potential paying customer and nothing else but Sellvia started charging it. At that point I wrote Sellvia and asked them to shut down my account and why. They stopped charging my card after a few days and that's how I left. If they offer anything better in their paid plans I'm thinking they'd have to do it on a better looking website and stock up with what most people actually want to buy. Forget all the praises you read about on their site and online, it's all hype.