While Push Ecom offers great services… While Push Ecom offers great services for investing in eCommerce, I thought their guidance for beginners could be more structured. As someone new to this world, I found the process a bit overwhelming. However, their warehousing services are top-notch, and once my business was up and running, I appreciated the smooth operation. You just have to get past the onboarding hump.

I RETIRED at 59 and wanted invest in an… I RETIRED at 59 and wanted invest in an ecommerce venture. Would only look at passive income options. Did not want to get my hands dirty with FBA or CTR. I will say that Erick and the others at Push are quite knowledge and are overall a good tam to work with. THE GOOD: It took a few weeks and some housekeeping but the store has been up for 4 months now and I am going to make back my investment in a year or so. Also like I said the team. Erick Was a great guide and really streamlined the setup. THE NOT SO GOOD: I don’t really care for the products we sell nor do I use them regularly (power tools). So it’s hard for me to give my 2 cents even if I wanted to. Also it’s not 100% done for you. I would say more like 90% in the first six weeks then its basically pretty set it and forget it after that.

Push offered pretty much exactly what I… Push offered pretty much exactly what I was looking for in terms of monthly income. I am about to retire and not looking to add more responsibilities to my plate. Beyond the setup everything breezed by and now products are moving every day. If they do for you what they did for me you’ll be fine.

I live nearby their main Florida… I live nearby their main Florida warehouses and you can see how much product they move. At first I thought these guys were just good marketers, but they’re essentially running a virtual big box store like Target, and selling on Amazon. My store is profitable and growing. Thanks Push!

The money coming in is good The money coming in is good, and improving. I felt like I didn’t have much of a say of how things were being managed. But at the end of the day they are the pros.