For example, many people who work in association with Ebay are reseller. Some business people for example buy products at yard and garage sales for a lower price and resells these products on Ebay for a higher price. This is a reseller.

You can also buy products at Ebay for a lower price and then resell them at your yard and garage sales for a higher price.

You can buy products at discount and/or wholesale prices and resell them.

Resellers can also be affiliates of companies that sell products that you receive a commission on. These are also resellers. A commission is a form of "discount."

If you're interested in being a reseller working online, then you make a list of companies that sell products and a list of companies that buy those products. If the companies sell products for a cheaper price than the buyers, then you can become an online reseller.

Let's say you buy CDs, DVDs, and used textbooks at a discount from a certain online company, then can resell them at a higher price at another online company, then you are an online reseller.

Let's say you buy used CDsat Amazon.com for $2, find another online company available to buy used CDs for $4, then you make $2 per used CD.

You can also make a list of consignment, used textbooks and used products in your region. You can buy these products and resell on Ebay and/or Amazon.com. And/or you can buy products from these and/or other online stores that also sell used, discount, and/or wholesale products. Again, you are a reseller.

Retail stores are also reseller, in that they buy products at a cheaper price than they sell the products for. All sales is generally reselling, whether the products are new, used, or reconditioned.

Even wholesalers and discount sales people must buy their products at lower costs in order to make money in resales. So if you find the cost per pencil is .50 it's like the wholesale got the pencils for .25 each. This is resales.

To find a product to resale, find a product that you think that your customers want to buy. What products is that? You can ask your customers What products are you seeking and at what price do you want to buy these products?

This is a sales question that all sales people can ask their customers. Retail stores can also ask this questions.

If you have problems selling products, then ask your customers, what types of products are they seeking?

For example, when fast food stores find out that there are customers for organic, vegan, or healthier styles of foods--what do these food resellers do? They start offering more healthier styles of fast foods, including salads. They change the type of oils they put in their fast foods. They have discount prices on fast foods.

Customers are not always right, nevertheless, when customers are correct, are right, then sales professionals should listen to them.