A CLIENT’S PERSPECTIVE

Paul on owning stores alongside another business.

Paul describes owning Amazon, Walmart and eBay stores alongside his carpentry business, including early challenges and communication with our team.

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00:00Company narrator: Paul describes owning three marketplace stores alongside his carpentry business. In this Wealth Automators review, you will hear his own account of choosing our team, getting support and allowing time for the business to develop. We have edited the original conversation by topic. This is a company-selected interview about his experience at the time of recording.

00:24My name is Paul from Long Island. I have a carpentry company over here on the island and I've been in business with Wealth Automators for about two years and I have three stores with them. I have Amazon, eBay and Walmart.

00:38I just always had an interest in being in business for myself. I work in a service-based industry, you could say blue-collar type of industry, and I just wanted something that I could have passive, residually coming to me.

00:53I have to go to Manhattan basically every day and I'm working, I'm dealing with clients, I'm dealing with this, that, the third. It's just not convenient for me to have to do it on my own. Automators, they make it so easy for me. I just, I couldn't ask for a better service.

01:10Yeah, as a business owner myself, I can see right through people's little get-rich-quick schemes. Not at all with Wealth Automators. Other companies that I looked at, besides them, it just seemed like they were promising way too much that they could keep up with Wealth Automators. Like I said, as a business owner myself, I really appreciate someone starting from the ground up and that's what they did.

01:30Well, I mean, in e-commerce specifically, there's so many scammers out there, an investment this big. I definitely had a lot of reservations, 100%.

01:41I am so happy with Wealth Automators so far. They have not stifled me once. If I have one complaint, it's that I didn't know about them sooner.

01:52Well, first off, I have zero complaints whatsoever. It's been fantastic so far. And you speak about communication. Lamont, you have absolutely been perfect. I have no problem getting in contact with anybody. You've been there anytime I need you. And I got to tell you, it's been fantastic.

02:10Yeah. I mean, with any business, there's obviously going to be bumps in the road. And yeah, we did hit a couple of snags when we first started, but Wealth Automators and Lamont specifically was so fantastic with helping me through those bumps. Now we're two years in and there's no issues. I have no complaints. My stores are making money. I'm doing fine. And I really, I owe it all to you and Wealth Automators. You guys are great.

02:35Yeah. So Amazon, I mean, we were selling 90, 90,000 a month. ROIs though, by lowest was probably about 5%, which is 4,500. Uh, the highest, which was ridiculous. I mean, it was probably the best month we had. It was 36%. So that was around 32,000, but the average was between 15 and 20%. And that, that, that goes from 13,000 to 18,000 kind of averaging out at.

03:00Okay. Yeah. For, for Walmart, it's all right. I'm going to be honest. It's a little slower than the, than the Amazon. It still comes out to about 50,000 a month. I'm only going back like six months here. Uh, my, my lowest in the six months has been, uh, 10%, 5,000. Uh, the highest on the high scale though is 30%, 15,000 comfortably in the middle there, uh, around 20%. Uh, it's about 10,000.

03:24It's our lowest performing store, but I'm not disparaging them in any way because I, I do have to say I've had some of the highest ROIs with eBay. Uh, I got up to 56%. That's crazy. Yeah. Yeah. It's that, that, that was, those were great, but at the low end, you get around 5%, which 1500, but I'm sitting again, comfortably, like I said before about, about, um, 30%, around 9,000 from it. But again, it's just, it's a very [unclear] market eBay. You come across items that you would never see anywhere else. And it's just like, again, I, I have the, some of the highest ROIs with eBay,

04:03I've had months where I'm not even kidding. I made it was $60,000 and it's honestly a dream come true. I mean, for a guy like me, I mean, and I have no problem with the profit sharing because they deserve it. These are the guys who led me on the path to do that. And, uh, I couldn't be more grateful.

04:20I mean, the numbers speak for themselves. I just, I, all I have to do is show them my ROIs and show them what I went into with them, what I was doing, where I was at the beginning, show them my portfolio. It's, it's, I would just tell them it's a no brainer.

04:35Well, gotta be honest, patience, not something I was always really too good at, uh, especially dealing with multiple companies in this field. I gotta say to people, just trust the process. Like they have your business's best interests at heart and it's not going to be immediate. It's, it's not, it's not right away. All I can say to them is trust the process. That's, that's, that's it. They have your best interests at heart.

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