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The Truth about "Wholesale"...
The huge thing that's constantly misunderstood by people trying to start a home business on the Internet is the word Wholesale.

Many people think that working with real wholesale suppliers means that they will magically be able to sell products for less than anybody else on the planet, for ever and ever. They'll be the only one who ever gets such good prices, and they'll earn millions because no competition can touch them. They retire, and buy a big house in Beverly Hills, complete with a butler, and the whole works!

Then they realize they may actually have to compete with companies who have more buying power and get better prices, and suddenly the dream's over. They run around crying that the supplier is not a real wholesaler, and is a cheat. The sky is falling, and  all their dreams are being blown away by BAD people who 'falsely' claimed to be wholesalers. The fact is that they've realized a perfectly normal aspect of retail sales that they had not anticipated, and need to learn.

The term "wholesale" is relative, no matter who your distributor is or how you find them. What you get as a small business is a supplier's genuine "first level" wholesale price.

Some Jewelry History and How-To's:
The numerous advantages of galalith soon became apparent. It was fast and inexpensive to produce and was also easy to process. The milk stone could be cut, drilled, embossed and even dyed in any way without difficulty, thus producing gemstone imitations that looked strikingly real. No other plastic at the time could compete with this wealth of favorable characteristics. It is therefore hardly surprising that huge quantities of milk literally flowed into the production of galalith at the start of the new century: in 1913 30 million liters of milk were used to produce galalith in Germany alone. It was marketed in the form of boards, pipes and rods.