Collector & Reseller Glossary

What the jargon actually means — and what it does to resale value. 3,211 terms across 12 categories.

8 terms in Reselling starting with “W” · page 1 of 1

1. watchersReselling
   These are users who have added an item to a "watch list" on an online marketplace but have not yet purchased it. They are essentially interested potential buyers keeping tabs on the listing. For sellers, the number of wa
2. wholesale costReselling
   This refers to the price at which a retailer or reseller purchases goods directly from a manufacturer or a large distributor, bypassing the standard retail markup. It is the base cost of the item before any profit margin
3. wholesale markupReselling
   This refers to the profit margin a reseller adds when purchasing goods in bulk from a distributor or manufacturer and then selling them to a retail customer. It is the difference between the wholesale cost you paid and t
4. wholesale pricingReselling
   This refers to the cost at which a supplier or distributor sells goods in bulk to a retailer or reseller, rather than the final consumer price. It is the foundational cost for any business involved in reselling, as it di
5. wholesale sourcingReselling
   This refers to the practice of purchasing goods in bulk directly from manufacturers, distributors, or large-scale suppliers rather than buying from individual retailers or smaller wholesalers. It is a fundamental strateg
6. wholesalerReselling
   A wholesaler is a business that purchases large quantities of goods directly from manufacturers or distributors and then sells them in bulk to retailers, online resellers, or other businesses. They act as a middleman in
7. wholesaler directReselling
   This term refers to acquiring inventory directly from a manufacturer or a large-scale distributor, bypassing traditional retail middlemen. For resellers, this means purchasing goods in bulk, often at significantly lower
8. wholesalingReselling
   This practice involves purchasing large quantities of goods directly from manufacturers, distributors, or large-scale suppliers, rather than individual retail sources. Wholesalers then sell these bulk items to smaller re