Boleo Express Inc is shopping done remotely on your Roku device & website, granting you access to sell and/or buy directly on your Roku device & online shop.

Our vision is to create a virtual marketplace to sell goods and services to individuals by individuals.

The sole purpose is to give buyers and sellers a new shopping experience instead of what other markets are offering. The sellers will list an Item for sale through our Boleoexpress.com website, giving buyers the ability to view, search, add to favorite, add to cart, and check-out with a click of the Roku remote control.

Boleo Express Inc allows you to set up an online store to sell products at a set price, instead of bidding in an auction format. Boleo Express sellers prefer this business model instead, to better determine and control, profitability after product sales, merchandise demand, and inventory management.

Boleo Express LLC innovative business model while providing standard shipping, extends services to offer local pickup. This business model does not require that you stock products in your home or business location. Instead, seller(s) will have the option to work with a local agent(s) who will list the items you want to sell. This model is popular because you can set the profit margins without having to handle packaging and shipping.

Local Buyer pick-up: Buyer(s) will have the convenience of picking up items from a local agent.

Give the item you're selling a description and provide your buyers with complete and accurate details. Use as much information that you can to make it clear to buyers. Example: make, model, what it uses for. Just be creative. Provide buyers the condition of the item, if the item is in excellent, good, or fair condition; if it’s tested or not including any defects or flaws so that buyers know exactly what they are expecting to receive.

Drop shipping is a form of retail business wherein the seller accepts customer orders without keeping stock on hand. Instead, in a form of supply chain management, the seller transfers the orders and their shipment details to either the manufacturer, a wholesaler, another retailer, or a fulfillment house, which then ships the goods directly to the customer. As such, the retailer is responsible for marketing and selling a product, but has little or no control over product quality, storage, inventory management, or shipping. By doing this, it eliminates the costs of maintaining a warehouse – or even a brick and mortar storefront, purchasing and storing inventory, and employing necessary staff for such functions. As in any other form of retail, the seller makes their profit on the difference between an item's wholesale and retail price, less any pertinent selling, merchant, or shipping fees accruing to them.

A drop shipping business model does not require a brick and mortar store. It may be eliminated entirely, or combined with drop shipped order fulfillment business model. A physical retailer may keep potential drop shipped items on display, provide details on mail order items via a catalog, or maintain a website with information available only online. A virtual retailer only has a website. Drop shipping retailers are not required to disclose the practice, nor, as with any other retailer, the wholesale source of the products they offer. This can be achieved by "blind shipping" (shipping merchandise without a return address corresponding to the seller), "private label shipping" (having merchandise shipped from the wholesaler with a return address customized to the retailer), or utilizing a fulfillment house. The ultimate order fulfiller might also include a customized packing slip, including details such as the retailer's company name, logo, and contact information. In unusual circumstances drop shipping can occur when a small retailer (that typically sells in small quantities to the general public) receives a single large order for a product. The retailer may arrange for the goods to be shipped directly to the customer from the manufacturer or distributor. Products may be listed by a drop shipping retailer as available but actually be back-ordered either with the wholesaler or the item's manufacturer. Such potential delays in order fulfillment are not always known, or even when known disclosed, by a seller. They also can be extended, beyond the control of the seller. Likewise order fulfillment and shipping delays are beyond the seller's control, yet can reflect badly on the purchaser's ultimate satisfaction with their transaction. This puts a premium on timely and accurate information provision by the seller on both sides of the purchase, both before and after it is made.

Many drop ship companies have emerged in China, many of which offer wholesale and drop shipping services to both companies and individuals.This is largely due to the increasing ease of e-procurement and the growing part that the internet is playing in commerce. Drop ship suppliers based in China have increasingly been able to compete with same-country distributors because of improved logistics for small packets and the easing of trade barriers.

Drop shipping has also been a component of internet-based work-at-home schemes posted on social networking services.Scam artists will promote drop shipping as a work-at-home scheme, in which victims will be sold a list of businesses from which drop shipment orders can be placed. These businesses may not be wholesalers, but other businesses or individuals acting as middlemen between retailers and wholesalers, with no product of their own to sell. These middlemen often charge prices that leave little profit margin for the victim and require a regular fee for use of their services. In 2018, the Gimlet Media podcast Reply All investigated the drop shipping phenomenon, exploring the way drop shippers micro-target their client, but also found that micro-shipping itself is a rather dubious industry in that, despite the promises of some of the most well-known drop shipping proponents, few drop shippers actually make any profits. In 2016, Buzzfeed News published an article exposing unscrupulous drop shippers in China, describing how customers were receiving products that were not as those were advertised, or not receiving any products at all. One effect of drop shipping is that customers who receive a drop shipped package will realize that they overpaid for the item, return the item to the seller, then reorder the identical item directly from the manufacturer. The cost of processing the return and the loss of the unsalable returned product can result in significant losses to the drop shipper.

No, there are no setup fees on any of our plans.

Using the Dashboard 1-Find the payment to be refunded in the payments overview page. 2-Click the ••• icon to the right of the charge. From the resulting menu, select Refund payment. 3-By default, you'll issue a full refund. ... 4-Select a reason for the refund. ... 5-Click Refund.